This is a cool mouse with a respectable build quality. It features unique lighting as well as a braided USB cable with additional programmable buttons for an advanced gaming experience. The mouse also has nice ergonomics to keep those longer gaming sessions comfortable. To activate some of the advanced features of the mouse, a software purchase and download is required. In my testing, I was able to use the mouse normally, but I cannot comment on the features that I was missing as I did not purchase the add-on software. The mouse also has a scroll wheel which has a good feel for breezing through web pages. Read more

My new favorite gaming mouse! I love the way my hand rests on it, it has a lot of options to customize the buttons to personalize it how you like, it has a nice weight to it as well and looks really cool to the eye. Read more

Pretty fond of this mouse. This is advertised as a gaming mouse, and I have a gaming laptop, and I play games to relax nearly every day - but I don't play the kind of twitch games that use the gaming features of a mouse. I play those games with a controller. I've got over a dozen mice and mice alternatives (trackballs, trackpads) in all sorts of shapes and this mouse has become my favorite regardless of gaming. It looks cool, I smile when I see it. It's got a character on it, and an LED makes his eyes glow. No special feature, just a cool detail. It feels good in the hand. I've had severe RSI issues for decades - that's why I can't play twitch games with K&M. This mouse has a shape that naturally fits the hand, it doesn't have a thumbrest, but has a small fin that lifts the thumb at the joint. Two of the extra functional buttons are for the thumb. The scrollwheel moves easily, alleviating strain on my middle finger rotating it. The extra two buttons on the top aren't accidentally triggered by hand movements. I've got another gaming mouse that both the thumb buttons and cursor sensitivity button get hit by accident all the time. ANNOYING. This mouse doesn't do that. Nothing about this mouse was advertised as being ergonomic, but it manages to be nonetheless. Thanks. It picks up on ANY surface and moves the cursor smoothly. I'm currently using it with my laptop on a dining room table with a Christmas tablecloth - mouse works great on fabric. I've used it on my wood grain desk. I've used it on smooth surfaces, a granite top desk and a clear glass top. I don't even know how the optics work on clean glass, but it does. It even works on my jeans. I know there is software that goes with the mouse for... other features. I generally loathe add-on software for hardware and I did not install the software. The software isn't pushed at all by the packaging box or paper manual inside, so I didn't bother. Since I do play strategy games and city builders, I might check out the macro feature later for repetitive tasks. Read more

So I'm a big time gamer who is obsessed with PC mice so I wanted to provide an honest opinion of this new Bloody W63 Max mouse, and also explain the elephant in the room that most other reviewers won't mention probably... The W63 is a mid-to-high end competitive gaming mouse, and it's priced well for the features (more on that below), has great sensors, durable and responsive L/R button switches, and satisfying clicking feedback, with very smooth movement thanks to the glide pads. It's pretty big and the side buttons are a bit too squishy and hollow feeling for me though. The mouse cord has a nice braided flexible fabric covering it for durability, WITHOUT the usual stiffness or bend resistance many other rubberized and stiff braided cables tend to have. Aside from the mouse build quality itself, Bloody products are probably most well known for allowing more "advanced" or competitive gaming techniques with their products, which provide features used to win via software that enables such. For example, their other popular mouse, the A70, gained notoriety for being the best "bounce" and "butterfly" click mouse, where you slide/vibrate your fingertip across the textured surface and it would click super fast in order to shoot at your enemies faster in FPS games. More recently, most all their mice come with software that provides features to shoot faster, perform complex macros with just 1 button press, that reduce or sometimes remove gun recoil altogether, or that quickly scope sniper rifles and insta-fire for faster headshots. And although MOST mouse manufacturers offer "advanced macro creation" using their software, like Logitech's G-Hub or Razer's Synapse - the recoil reduction feature in Bloody's software was so good when used with their mice that certain models of their mice have been banned in games like Rust because it was considered to provide an "unfair advantage" to people playing with one. That being said - there are legitimate uses for such features so to prevent any trouble with people who genuinely enjoy using these Bloody mice (such as myself, I own 3 now) Bloody has pulled these "unfair advantage" features from the regular gaming mouse app, and instead now offer them as a seperate purchase and activation code called "Core 3/ Core 4 activation" that needs to be purchased through their website if you want to use them. This is described on the Core3/Core4 activation card they include within every mouse box (see photo). I think that they did this, since it allows regular gamers like me to continue using their mice without encountering any issues, but still allows for those more advanced features to be available to the gamers interested in them - a nice compromise. With it's great features and performance, not too flashy RGB, and nice flexible braided cable, I really like the "Bloody W63 Max Gaming mouse". Although since it's a bit too large for my hand and the side buttons feel a bit too squishy though, I give it a rating of 4.4 out of 5 stars overall. Read more

WHAT’S INCLUDED: W63 MAX RGB Gaming Mouse Warranty Card Software Information PRODUCT/THOUGHTS: Construction/Build Quality: There are currently 2 variations of this mouse. Renegade and Proxy Boom. The difference is simply the style of the mouse. The style is based on characters the manufacturer made to give it some extra flair. It’s kinda cool. The overall aesthetic is very good and probably is more geared towards the younger generations, but even someone my age can appreciate it. Build-wise, it’s quite a good mouse. The plastic construction is very sturdy and comes off as a decent premium for a mouse in this price category. There are 2 RGB Lights you’ll notice. One that goes down the center of the scroll wheel and the other on the mouse character's face. So they keep the lighting down to a minimum which is fine. While still giving you some lighting. I would prefer a bit more on the character's design to light up but that is my preference. Performance: I found the performance to be pretty outstanding. I’ve tested quite a few mice, both wireless and wired. They use a CPI measurement instead of a DPI. CPI Is considered more accurate and you can really dial in your CPI amounts. I recommend you get their software which they tell you about in the paperwork that comes with the device. This lets you have full control over all of your customization. You have CPI levels from 1000 to 12,000. You also have 5 polling rate adjustments and 4 LOD adjustments They also let you adjust Key Response Time, Double Click Speed, scroll wheel movement, and pointer movement. These are the kinds of settings that normally you have to adjust in Windows, but I’m glad to see them built into the mouse software. And there is a calibration section. Use this if you feel like the mouse isn’t performing the way you want, or if you have a specialized kind of surface or mousepad where the laser isn’t quite working the way it should. You also get full Button Customization, 7 Profile Setups!, and macros up to 120k, which is insane. The mouse clicking is about medium on the noise level and resistance. I feel like the switches they use are fairly well-balanced along with the button presses. I have no complaints about them. The cable is integrated into the mouse and Non-Removeable. But its a soft braided cable with an integrated cable strap. It's colored RED which blends in with the rest of the mouse very nicely. I like how it looks and feels. Summary: For the price it’s being offered, it’s obviously not the most budget mouse, but it’s not the most expensive either. There is alot that they did with the performance and looks of this. It’s wired though which some people may not like but I feel that was necessary in order for them to pull off the performance they needed to with no lag time. It’s a lightweight mouse, although not quite as good as an Ultralite, but still much better than most wired mice on the market. Although you don’t get any extra buttons beyond the regular 2 sides, and top CPI buttons which can be reconfigured, you do have alot of macro options. The feel of the mouse is also very ergonomic and works with my hand size. I think small-handed people might have some trouble with this, but it works well for anyone with medium to large hands. I think most people who want a “Cool” looking performance mouse, will enjoy this one as it offers quite a bit for the price point it’s at, with solid performance and construction. I can recommend it. Read more