If you are a gamer, do NOT buy his mouse if you play First Person Shooters. There is a design flaw with mouse where if you hold down both Right and Left mouse buttons, the mouse resets. The user manual states this should be bind to the side buttons but it is not.

.So i'll start off with one of the worst features on this mouse that makes this not even usable to gaming standards. This mouse comes with 'preprogram' commands built into the mouse. No software or download needed. It's plug and play. Even for HP PC's.

Got this as my farewell present from work. Played Dota 2 but the side button doesn't work apparently. Only one works so thats a bit crap. Also the mouse shapes are shifting upwards, its hard to explain. It gets to the point that the shape doesn't click anymore.

Despite a notable lack of features that MMO gamers or serious esports players would enjoy, the HP Omen Mouse 600 should please trigger-happy gamers (i.e., those playing first- and third-person shooters).

Aggressive price; Color-changing logo and scroll wheel; Sensor boasts high sensitivity threshold; Removable weights and sniper button

Limited customization; No designated color-swap button

Most gaming mice have one key element that sets the mouse apart from the rest. Examples? The Razer Basilisk has a resolution-shifting "sniper" paddle; the Logitech G603 Lightspeed features low wireless latency. For HP's Omen Mouse 600 ($59.99), designed to complement HP's Omen Keyboard 1100, the distinguishing factor is a whole host of little things. The star of the show is a Pixart sensor whose precision makes it a value-minded gamer's favorite, but another highlight is the set of removable weights inside. And then there's a sharpshooter's resolution-switcher button on its left side. Often available well below list price, the Omen Mouse 600 is an inexpensive rodent that, when you add up the details, punches above its weight. It's an especially good pick to complement an HP Omen desktop or laptop. A Big Mouse: Coming to Grips The HP Omen Mouse 600 measures 1.62 by 2.92 by 5.04 inches (HWD). Compared with the Logitech G305 Lightspeed ($49.99 at Amazon)(Opens in a new window) wirel...

The HP Omen Mouse 600 packs a shooter-game-focused arsenal of features (sniper button, removable weights) into a solid impulse-buy gaming mouse.

Aggressive price; Color-changing logo and scroll wheel; Sensor boasts high sensitivity threshold; Removable weights and sniper button

Limited customization; No designated color-swap button

It's a mouse...seems good so far not too many extra buttons. Feels and looks good.

Seems of quality and one of the most comfortable mouse Ive used given large hand. Sniper button is simply configured to change dpi for greater control and works seamlessly (unsure what other reviewer was complaining about)

Do not buy this mouse if you want to play fps shooters or games that use fully automatic guns. The mouse does not allow you to fire and aim at the same time the gun will stop shooting mid magazine and the mouse's lights will flash

The mouse is beautiful when the computer is on. The red light makes it look distinguishable! My pc is the OMEN 880 series with the AMD Ryzen 7 1800X Eight-Core, Sixteen Thread Processor with a window on the side. Graphics card is the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080, exclusive for gaming.

How can you make a mouse specifically for gaming if it doesn't even work properly When you hold down the right and left clickers it resets the dps causing you to stop doing whatever you are doing such as uhm I don't know shooting and aiming in a fps like you would in any fps.