super quiet clicks, good for late night activities and when you dont wanna wake up people when clicking your mice and it sounding like a bomb. do i recommend for gaming? it's not the best but its okay. GOod if you are someone who hates wires but still wants and rgb mouse. battery life? excellent marvelous.
but wait what happens if my mouse dies in the middle of my match in game, no worries you can just plug in the usb charger and get back to doing what you were doing, YES you can also use it wired. and lastly RGB meaning you'll get 2000 more frames in your video games.

Bought for my desktop gaming system, which it didn't like to work with, but works great with my son's laptop, so I consider it a winner! He loves it so I'm happy.

purchased july 3rd, reviewing on august 23rd.

quick points
-fits well to the hand
-scroll wheel and scroll button works after 2 months of intense gaming (not much clicking like league of legends but quite a bit of clicking because i play fps with semi automatic weapons most of the time)
-i still like the style
- still have never used the backlight lol

This is my second tenmos product and i like it, i like both of them but for different reasons, i would recommend this to any gamer out there, i really hate hearing the clicking noise. im considering also buying a silent keyboard.

Anyways it has pretty great battery life, i played games for 8 hours a day friday-sunday and the battery lasted till the end of monday. Doing basic office work the battery lasts over 7 days, im not sure exactly how much.

if you have a tablet or surface pro I would recommend getting a Bluetooth tenmos mouse because you dont have much USB ports to spare. if you have many USB ports then get one of these, do not settle for bluetooth you will have the worst experience gaming ever, bluetooth is also diffiicult when working between sever computers, where this is just plug and play action.

cons:
-has big ugly banner on it that says "optical gaming mouse"
-for soome reason the side buttons on the mouse dont activate when i do custom keybindings in video games, maybe its the videogame's fault.

I have been using this mouse since October, so for the money I spent it lasted about as long as I expected before it began to give me issues. Recently it will click and hold something even if I let go of the button and in order to reset it I have to turn it off and on again. It only happened a bit at first but is doing it at least 6 times an hour at this point. I do use my mouse a lot as I am an online digital art student and a gamer, so that could be a part of it. The only other thing is either the slide pads on the bottom aren't thick enough, or the on/off switch is just a little too long, I have found the switch getting caught on a perfectly flat table and even leaving a few scratches. Otherwise this really is a good mouse, it's battery lasts quite a while, it is really comfortable even when I've been using it for hours on end, and I LOVE how quiet the clicking is. Sadly it has come to the point where it is too much of a hindrance to turn it on and off constantly, so I am upgrading, but this mouse will still be used, just handed down to my kiddo. Since she just wants it for fun, the little issues that have developed won't be a problem to her at all.

If you are looking for an inexpensive mouse that can do a lot and works fairly well, this is a great choice, but depending on how heavily you use it, it might wear down after a few months. Keep that in mind when you buy, but I would recommend.

Mouse is easy to use once plugged in. Directions are helpful! Only difficulty is that the USB plug in seems too large - it is a struggle to get it in and out compared to other usb plugs. I have to force it in and it has broken my adaptor for my Mac, so I had to order a new one.