Our Verdict
Decent for the office. This mouse has a good ergonomic design with a thumb and pinky rest, making it comfortable for a palm and claw grip. It's wired-only, so some people may not like its stiff cable and would prefer going with a wireless option.
- Well-built design.
- Low wired click latency.
- Customizable performance settings.
- Stiff cable.
- Awkward lighting combination.
Very good for FPS games. Its click latency is low and responsive, but it isn't the most lightweight mouse, even when taking out all the available weights. The mouse is very well-built and feels comfortable when using a claw or palm grip, although it's a bit big for small hands.
- Well-built design.
- Low wired click latency.
- Customizable performance settings.
- Stiff cable.
- Awkward lighting combination.
Great for MMO games. It has a few programmable buttons, although not as many as some dedicated MMO mice with side panels filled with buttons. On the upside, it's well built and its design is comfortable to use for long gaming sessions.
- Well-built design.
- Low wired click latency.
- Customizable performance settings.
- Stiff cable.
- Awkward lighting combination.
Decent for ultra-light gaming. Although its click latency is very low and responsive, there are lighter options when it comes to ultra-light gaming. You can easily reduce this mouse's weight, but nowhere near close to some other mice.
- Well-built design.
- Low wired click latency.
- Customizable performance settings.
- Stiff cable.
- Awkward lighting combination.
Not designed for travel. This mouse is wired-only and has a wide body. It won't be suitable to use in small places like on a plane.
- Well-built design.
- Low wired click latency.
- Customizable performance settings.
- Stiff cable.
- Awkward lighting combination.
Changelog
- Updated Oct 21, 2020: Converted to Test Bench 1.0.
- Updated Jan 06, 2020: Review published.
- Updated Jan 01, 2020: Our testers have started testing this product.
- Updated Dec 30, 2019: The product has arrived in our lab, and our testers will start evaluating it soon.
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The Anker High Precision Gaming Mouse is a good mouse, although it's a bit big for some people. It has a very low click latency, which is surprisingly good for a budget, affordable gaming mouse. It stands out by its unique 5-button arch layout on the left side of its body. See our recommendations for the best mice, the best gaming mice, and the best wireless gaming mice.
The Anker High Precision Gaming Mouse is better than the Anker Gaming Mouse. The High Precision offers more side buttons, feels better built, and has a more comfortable grip because of the thumb and pinky rests. Both are good gaming mice at an affordable price.
The Anker High Precision Gaming Mouse is better than the Havit HV-MS760. The Havit has an unstable sensor that's significantly more inconsistent than the Anker's sensor. The Havit does offer side panel options that you can easily swap out depending on the game you play.
The Anker High Precision Gaming Mouse is slightly different than the Redragon M908. The Redragon has many more side buttons, which is better for MMO games. On the other hand, the Anker mouse has a better feel to it and is noticeably less wide.
The Anker High Precision Gaming Mouse is better than the Dell Alienware AW610M. The Anker mouse offers more programmable buttons and is also lighter. However, you can use the Alienware wirelessly while the Anker is wired-only. There are also more customization options available in the Anker software.
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