For those who have been looking at gaming peripherals scene for the past few years, then you might have heard or seen of the concept of a modular mouse. Mad Catz made this concept famous back in the days with the R.A.T. series of mice, but the entire concept has quiet down since.

Very generous packaging; Good battery life Modular design; Matte finish coating feels good to the touch; Supports both wired and wireless mode; Can be paired with MSI Mystic Light

Attachments aren't well secured; Scratchy sensation on cloth surface with the attachment installed; Lack of battery level indicator

Today I'm going to be reviewing two of MSI's newest gaming mice to hit the market. While MSI is not the first to move strictly from a motherboard manufacturer to a gaming peripherals lineup, the company has made great strides to develop and deploy quality products to keep up with the competitive...

Feel great; Highly customizable; Easy-to-navigate software menus; RGB FTW

Buggy software

May as well be blunt, I really liked the Vigour keyboard. I was fully expecting good build quality and solid lighting. What I wasn't expecting was actually liking the experience of typing on the keyboard.

As one of the biggest names in the PC hardware market, MSI certainly has a lot of experience to draw from. They've already had great success with their gaming hardware, from motherboards to graphics cards, and even CPU coolers.

This mouse is very sturdily built. I didn't like the price range, but got it anyway and am very pleased. I'm going to have to turn up the sensitivity, the box says 18000 DPI. But I'm only experiencing around 4-7000. Once I adjust the mouse I'll update my review if it doesn't change.

On one hand, it sports the class-leading PMW 3360 sensor, excellent RGB lighting and interchangeable side grips. That last feature is particularly useful as it allows users to change the shape of the mouse to suit either ambidextrous, right or left-handed shapes.

Excellent RGB lighting; PMW 3360 sensor; Interchangeable side grips

Side buttons stick out and make the mouse uncomfortable to hold; Quite heavy; at 142g; for a gaming mouse

The modular magnets are perfect for finding comfort, although if you plan on using the 2 buttons on the mouse (usually for lefties) you need to download the msi gaming app from their websitr

I like the mouse itself, the software for setting up led lights is not up to par with other manufacturers. I managed to get all leds to go red and gave up there. For functionality it gets 5 stars. I like the detachable sides they are very nice.