The Havit HV-MS760 Gaming Mouse is a very good MMO mouse but has odd performance. Its minimum CPI setting is 1200, which is quite high, especially for FPS games, and its wired click latency is noticeably higher than the other gaming mice we've reviewed so far. On the upside, you can program all of its buttons and it feels quite solid for its price point. Nevertheless, there are better options available on the market that will be more reliable and offer better performance.
Our Verdict
Decent for the office. This mouse has an ergonomic design, although it's better suited for medium and large hands due to its size. It has many programmable buttons that can make work more efficient. However, it isn't wireless and its cable is quite stiff and catches on desk supplies.
- Well-built design with swappable side panels.
- Plenty of programmable buttons.
- High wired click latency for a gaming mouse.
- High minimum CPI.
- Annoying stiff cable.
- Too big for small hands; too short for extra large hands.
Okay for FPS. Although the mouse comes with a dedicated FPS side panel, its wired latency is one of the highest for gaming mice. It's not as responsive as some other competing models, and some people might not like that its minimum CPI setting is 1200, which can be quite high for some. Note that its bulky design is almost only suitable for people with medium or large hands and it's also quite heavy.
- Well-built design with swappable side panels.
- Plenty of programmable buttons.
- High wired click latency for a gaming mouse.
- High minimum CPI.
- Annoying stiff cable.
- Too big for small hands; too short for extra large hands.
Very good for MMO games. The mouse comes with a 9-button side panel dedicated for MMOs, which is great. You can program these for your abilities shortcut. However, this wired mouse has a higher than average click latency, which may be a deal-breaker for some. It's also quite bulky and only most people with medium and large hands will find it comfortable.
- Well-built design with swappable side panels.
- Plenty of programmable buttons.
- High wired click latency for a gaming mouse.
- High minimum CPI.
- Annoying stiff cable.
- Too big for small hands; too short for extra large hands.
Not for ultra-light gaming. This mouse is quite heavy, especially with its cable. There's also no way of optimizing the weight without compromising the ergonomics of the mouse.
- Well-built design with swappable side panels.
- Plenty of programmable buttons.
- High wired click latency for a gaming mouse.
- High minimum CPI.
- Annoying stiff cable.
- Too big for small hands; too short for extra large hands.
Unsuitable for traveling. This wired-only mouse is quite bulky and might not fit in laptop cases. Also, having a dangling cable isn't ideal when working in tight spaces, like on a plane.
- Well-built design with swappable side panels.
- Plenty of programmable buttons.
- High wired click latency for a gaming mouse.
- High minimum CPI.
- Annoying stiff cable.
- Too big for small hands; too short for extra large hands.
Changelog
- Updated Oct 23, 2020: Converted to Test Bench 1.0.
- Updated Dec 20, 2019: Converted to Test Bench 0.8.1.
- Updated Dec 11, 2019: Review published.
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The Havit HV-MS760 is a decent gaming mouse at a very affordable price. Unfortunately, unless you're really on a tight budget, there's no reason to get this mouse as it has noticeably higher latency than most wired gaming mice. Even if its swappable panels make it a versatile mouse, you'll probably be able to find something better for your needs. See our recommendations for the best mice, the best MMO mice, and the best gaming mice.
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 Havit HV-MS760 is better than the Vegcoo C18. Although both are cheap mice, the Havit has better overall performance and a noticeably better build quality. The Havit also has swappable button panels and has access to dedicated software for customization options. There's no reason to get the Vegcoo over the Havit.
The Havit HV-MS735 is a better MMO gaming mouse than the Havit HV-MS760. The MS735 is a dedicated MMO mouse, while the MS760 has swappable side panels, making it good for a wider variety of games. However, the MS735 has more side buttons, a much lower minimum CPI, and a much lower click latency. Both mice are recommended for medium or large hands with claw or palm grip and only larger hands for fingertip grip.
The UtechSmart VENUS is a slightly better wired MMO gaming mouse than the Havit HV-MS760. The VENUS has a wider adjustable CPI range and more programmable buttons. Both mice are a bit too large for people with small hands to reach all the buttons, and the click latency is only decent for both of them.
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