MOJO Pro Performance Silent Gaming Mouse - Wired Mouse with 9 Programmable Buttons Including Sniper Key, 12000 DPI, 1000 Hz, Force Adjustable, Custom Profiles

I recently purchased the MOJO Pro Performance Silent Gaming Mouse for my son, and I couldn't be happier with the decision! This wired mouse has exceeded our expectations, especially with its quiet operation. My son is sensitive to clicking sounds, and this mouse is a game-changer—it's nearly silent while in use, allowing him to focus on his gaming without any distractions.The 9 programmable buttons, including the sniper key, offer incredible customization options, making it perfect for various gaming styles. The adjustable DPI settings up to 12000 and a polling rate of 1000 Hz provide smooth and precise tracking, which is essential for competitive gameplay.The build quality is solid, and it feels comfortable in hand, even during long gaming sessions. My son loves how he can tailor the mouse to fit his preferences, and it's been a fantastic addition to his gaming setup. If you're looking for a high-performance gaming mouse that delivers on quiet operation and functionality, I highly recommend the MOJO Pro Performance Silent Gaming Mouse!

I liked everything about the mouse, like the way it wraps around my palm or how comfortable it is to move it around. The low noise was exactly what I was looking for. My first one gave out after almost two years, so I am purchasing a new one. Its left click wasn't registering occasionally at first, then more frequently as it went on. With more use, the part becomes a bit looser and does make some clicking sounds that it didn't make as a brand-new mouse. It's still a great mouse for how long it lasted. Highly recommend for those looking for a low noise mouse.

Got this because my wife was tired of hearing clicking while we both work from home. It really is completely silent which is almost strange to get used to right away, physically the sensation of pressing down is still there though. Mouse wise it feels and looks like a gaming mouse and connected fine, was able to customize buttons as well. Big fan having used Razer products for a long time, I'm happy with the switch.

It was silent but after 4 months the main nutton is very intermittent. I have to click 3-4 times to be able to get a click. I put my old loud game mouse in and it works flawlessly but is loud. I think a $50 mouse should last longer than 4 months.

Mouse was good, very quiet as advertised, but after 5 months the left click no longer functions. No incidents with mouse, never dropped or smashed. Shame. It was a nice product, just not designed to last.

I can't believe I slept on this mouse. This thing is absolutely amazing one of the best mice I've ever owned. It's whisper quiet which is awesome for when I'm either having to click through applications quickly or gaming. It's very responsive and can be adjusted. The software works great. I enjoy the LEDs and the customization. It feels heavy enough without being too heavy, light enough without feeling cheap.My only gripe is that Mojo really needs to change the mouse logo... lol a minor gripe but it's pretty lame not going to lie. This mouse is too good and deserving of a cool logo.

It's silent, but still has a muted vibration to it so that it feels good to game/click with. Even with NO background noise, it's very muted so that even someone right next to you will not be bothered by it. Very different compared to the sharp clickity tickity tackety noises from a traditional mouse and keyboard. If this mouse ever fails me I'll be sure to come back and change the review. Out of the box it is definitely a high quality mouse.It feels comfortable in an ergonomic way. There was some plastic film covering the LED screen and the pads on the bottom of the mouse. The one on the screen was definitely meant to be taken off but the ones on the pads looked like they might have been meant to stay on. Yet, they had some seams and plastic bubbles, so I opted to take them off as well. The mouse and packaging were in great condition.One of the best benefits of having a new mouse is how clean it feels initially, but of course it will build up hand grime over time. I don't see any screw holes for taking apart this mouse. The upside of this, is that even when you have a perfectly functioning mouse, a new one is still a great gift. If you know someone that spends a lot of time at their computer and want to get them a gift, take a look at how dirty their mouse is...I haven't downloaded the software. I might check it out if I want to customize something, but the default experience is what matters most to me. The manual that comes with it provides all of the specific information you need to know about how to use the mouse details and features.

I’ve had 3 now. They all have their flaws. Some come with loose LMB or clicky RMB, or clacky middle mouse wheels. Only the first one I got was perfect. They will start to not register clicks after a year or so (I have a “gentle” touch, so if you’re a heavy clicker than expect less time). Before this happens they’re decent though.I just with their quality control was better. I’m guessing most are refurbished.Software is rough and feels like malware lol. You need a magnifying glass to read. Switching the font in the side screen is weird, you need 90x39 PNG images. Regular “text” is too tiny. You cannot use the software unless you give it permission to make changes to your system - which is usually a red flag.There aren’t a lot of options for decent silent gaming mice. This one is pretty great, but don’t expect G502 quality or longevity.