Rapoo V300SE Wired / Wireless Gaming Mouse

Well priced mouse that works exactly as hoped. Well priced mouse that works exactly as hoped.

Pros
- Large, symmetrical, under-curved shape
- Comfortable, I like it better than the VT9PRO
- Sleek, professional design (covert gaming mouse)
- Good Battery life, lasts over a week (40H work week)
- Charges fully in 2ish hours
- Optional driver for button remapping

Cons
- Clicky-mouse
- Charges fully in 2ish hours

Highly recommend.

I managed to get the V300SE through my work - on the reasoning that it's size and lightweight will cause less fatigue in the hand and wrist. Happiest day at work when it landed on my desk. I wanted it because I own a VT9PRO for gaming at home.

The mouse is large in size, good for bigger hands. It's symmetr...view more Pros
- Large, symmetrical, under-curved shape
- Comfortable, I like it better than the VT9PRO
- Sleek, professional design (covert gaming mouse)
- Good Battery life, lasts over a week (40H work week)
- Charges fully in 2ish hours
- Optional driver for button remapping

Cons
- Clicky-mouse
- Charges fully in 2ish hours

Highly recommend.

I managed to get the V300SE through my work - on the reasoning that it's size and lightweight will cause less fatigue in the hand and wrist. Happiest day at work when it landed on my desk. I wanted it because I own a VT9PRO for gaming at home.

The mouse is large in size, good for bigger hands. It's symmetrical in shape and curves under. Comparatively to the VT9PRO, I prefer the shape of the V300SE - I like the under-curved feeling. I love its sleek design, especially for an advertised 'gaming mouse', it passes as a normal ergonomic work mouse.

I use it everyday, for a normal 40H 9-5 work week. It has only gone flat on me maybe two or three times in the past 6 months. When it's going flat, it has a little LED that turns red. I do not notice any latency delay when it's dying. It works perfectly till it suddenly dies.

I just pop it on charge over my lunch break or use it wired until the light turns green again - which takes about 2H till full again - sometimes I only charge it for an hour, take it off, use as normal, then leave it on charge overnight. I always turn it off when I'm not using it to save battery power. It'll last me nearly two weeks.

I like a very sensitive mouse, so I have mine on around 2400DPI - 3200DPI. Adjusting DPI at work feels extra, but I just like the control.

It's a clicky-mouse. It's loud, not obnoxious but worth noting if you want a quiet mouse. It doesn't bother me - especially at work, as other office mice are equally clicky.

I like that the USB dongle has a little magnetic pocket in the mouse. It feels really cool. It comes with a USB-C charger.

I would easily use this mouse for gaming - I actually like it more than the VT9PRO. It's very affordable and offers the same experience as it's slightly dearer predecessor.

Rapoo has a proprietary app for drivers which I have at home on my VT9PRO. Apparently you can remap buttons, but I haven't done it.

If you want a decent, large size mouse for work - this mouse is perfect for that. It's only died on me a handful of times and would be fine for casual gaming. Initially, I was going to buy another Deathadder, but took a chance with the Rapoo mice because it was close in size/dimension. I think it's underrated and I'm very happy that it's so affordable.

I bought it like few months ago and it still working I bought it like few months ago and it still working

Poor quality scroll wheel rubber came off straight away. Very clunky to scroll. Overly light mouse. Strange shape. Not ergonomic or comfortable to use. Very loud clicks. Poor quality scroll wheel rubber came off straight away. Very clunky to scroll. Overly light mouse. Strange shape. Not ergonomic or comfortable to use. Very loud clicks.