Zalman ZM-M300

19 reviews

May, 2013

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 19 reviews from magazines and websites. Reviewers really like the value for money.

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We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Mouse & Pointing Devices the Zalman ZM-M300 is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 89/100 = Very good quality.

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Consumer review by: N/A (newegg.com)

best choice

good quality. good price. many function

light for gaming

Apr, 2013

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Consumer review by: (tigerdirect.com)

Sucks

Mouse is not working properly,wouldnt recommend it

Mar, 2013

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Consumer review by: madwire (newegg.com)

me likey

not so much of a con than a complaint since im not used to it yet i often bump the auto fire button while using this mouse for any purpose,, only a few times but this was purchased to replace a one year old 5 buck rosewill mouse i got for my laptop,,...

feel, additional functions, tracking

see other thoughts

Feb, 2013

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Consumer review by: Reformed WoW Addict (tigerdirect.com)

Great value for the price...

I am an active pc gamer and I have found this mouse to be more than what I expected it to be for the price. Ergonomically well designed so it still felt comfortable in my hand after hours of use. My only complaint would be that while the buttons...

Dec, 2012

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Consumer review by: N/A (newegg.com)

Okay, but small mouse, with annoying sensitivity button

Don't buy it for the autofire/double click button. and be warned it's a SMALL mouse, so if you like to put your palm on TOP of the mouse, it's not gonna work. So if you're in the market for a mouse you weild from the tail of the mouse, and is pretty...

Nice mouse, not bad in hand. DPI/sensitivity mode toggle capabilities, 'auto fire' capabilities, nice feel

Small! I did not expect it ot be this small, as i'm more of a 'hand on top of mouse' person, this is problematic. After a few weeks i've adjusted my large fingers so my hand/palm is pratically sitting on the tail of the mouse. It works then ; No...

Oct, 2012

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Consumer review by: hevyhomie (newegg.com)

Nice and clicky

Would've been nice to have the DPI increments to be adjustable, maybe there is third-party software out there that works with this mouse. Also, plus-minus buttons instead of one dpi button would've been efficient (but this is not a Logitech mouse)

Glides smoothly on my custom artscow mouse-pad. The mouse wheel is slick and smooth. The DPI switch increments of four settings make it versatile in any application and game. The red DPI switch indicator is nice to have

The left click has less surface area than the right button due to the rapid fire and dpi switch taking up a 1/4" space, so my hand rests slightly more to the right side. This can uncomfortable at times. Not to complain too much, but the Teflon material...

Sep, 2012

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Consumer review by: Zapper (newegg.com)

Cheap and Nice!

Good mouse for its price. Works great for me and it's worth my money. The cool design makes it look perfect to show off to your friends.

Nice design, impressive ; Cool red light makes it look cool ; Awesome grip ; Long enough USB cable ; Nice DPI button placement ; Working buttons ; Big enough, I dont know why people say its small

Might click the Auto-fire sometimes by mistake if you play fast phased games. Not the big deal

Aug, 2012

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Consumer review by: A Random Nerd (newegg.com)

Bad poll rate spikes

5 buttons, DPI switch (though it's 4 pre-configured settings you must cycle through to get the one you want), cheap ; Good for RTS / MMOs not using tons of buttons like Guild Wars 2

Auto-Fire is useless. Binding a key to change sensitivity in games such as in Counter-Strike is much more efficient than cycling DPI settings ; After changing my mouse settings to reflect pro gamers (no mouse acceleration and lower sensitivity for...

Jul, 2012

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Consumer review by: mxrazr (newegg.com)

laptop mouse at beat

i am just using it as a portable laptop mouse bc it isnt function as a desktop mouse. very uncomfortable. buy something nicer. lesson learned.

The only pro is the looks and 5 buttons that are nice and clicky

very cheaply made, undersized(i dont have large hands either), and short cable. the material is glossy and makes you sweat. the feet wear out fast as well, and within an hour it didnt glide smoothly

Jul, 2012

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Consumer review by: Nate (newegg.com)