It's better than the average non-gaming mouse, but I'm not sure it deserves the title "gaming mouse"...then again it doesn't have the price of a gaming mouse either so that's a wash. Overall, I'm satisfied.

Works; Material feels fine; LED cat thing looks nice.

A bit small for adult male hands; but the dimensions are pretty close to what I have seen on most pre-assembled PCs so it's not really a big deal

Good value for money, however suited to smaller hand.

The Roccat Lua Tri-Button Gaming Mouse is a simple, stripped down mouse, presenting something of an oddity in a category where gamers can tweak everything from button height to weight and center of gravity, not to mention customizing any of 10 to 20 different macro buttons. The Lua plays it cool, sticking to the basic three-button design (though it actually has four) and coming in at a much lower price than even other simple gaming mice, like the Razer Taipan($39.50 at Amazon) or the Steel Series Kinzu. Combine this affordability with a clean design and solid performance, and the Roccat Lua is our Editors' Choice for budget gaming mice. Design and Features The Lua has an ambidextrous design, making it a great choice for lefties, but it doesn't feel like an ambidextrous design; rather, it felt like it was made for whichever hand you favor. The curves of the Lua are such that it felt nearly as comfortable as the right-handed Roccat Savu, making it one of the more comfortable basic...

The Roccat Lua Tri-Button Gaming Mouse is a basic mouse, with an ambidextrous design, solid performance, and little else.

Ambidextrous design; Comfortable textured side-grips; Some customization with Roccat software; High quality optical sensor

Some may dislike the lower palmrest height

Where did all the buttons go, and why's it so small? As gaming mice go, the Lua is the barest of the bare-bones, standing out only for its inexpensive price.

Handsome LED lighting; Has dpi-sensitivity adjustments; Mostly excellent software utility; Very low price

Exceedingly small; No additional buttons beyond the resolution switch; No way to adjust dpi in both directions; Limited ability to assign actions to buttons via Roccat software

Before I purchased the Roccat Lua, I had never had any experience with Roccat products. The Lua caught my eye in Best Buy for the sole reason that it was cheap and the choice of sensor interested me immensely.

It's no secret that most of you reading these lines right now are either casual/hardcore gamers, enthusiasts or professionals so naturally because of that our main focus have always been performance gaming mice which thanks to their lightning fast laser/optical sensors, number of buttons and special...

- Quality; - Ambidextrous Design; - Size (For Some; - Weight; - Soft-Rubber Coating; - Price (For Some

- Performance; - Features

If you ever have been deer hunting, then you certainly know that accuracy matters. Usually you only get one chance to take down an epic Buck that could feed your family with several months' worth of meat.

R2 Pro Optical Sensor; 250 to 2000 dpi (Adjustable; Palm-Grip Style; Omron Switches; 128KB Programmable Memory; 1000Hz Polling Rate; On-the-fly Adjustment; Ambidextrous; Non-slip Grip; Works w/ All Grip Styles; Downloadable Software

Small for larger hands