Mad Catz’ newest mouse, the $49.99 M.O.J.O. M1, is an esports mouse that shakes up the familiar formula. Its has a surprisingly powerful sensor, a “honeycomb” design that's actually a fractal pattern, and a thumb wing, an extra plastic piece that few esports mouse designers tolerate. Unfortunately, the M1 lacks configuration software, which makes it significantly less customizable than other gaming mice. Zigging and zagging, bucking small conventions at every turn, the Mojo M1 winds up coalescing into a cohesive package, so long as you aren’t particular about customizing your settings. Got My Mojo Workin’ The M.O.J.O. M1 doesn’t follow the esports playbook to the letter. At 1.69 by 3.06 by 4.63 inches (HWD), it has the full-bodied width and length of a traditional gaming mouse. (Many ultralight esports mice are smaller and disproportionately short to minimize weight). The shape is fairly supportive, guiding your hand into a comfortable, but slippery, grip. It also has a thumb wing...
The lightweight M.O.J.O. M1 is a unique riff on the esports mouse, but its lack of configuration software prevents it from ranking among the category's best entries.
Useful thumb wing; Cool variation on the “honeycomb” design; Lightweight
Limited configuration options prevent fine-tuned performance; Underwhelming RGB lighting