Bloody ES9Plus Gaming Mouse Black

You will love the mouse. Office or gaming it doesn’t matter is really good no need for software.

This mouse is a decent buy for the money. The clicks feel good, the wheel is tactile enough to feel each bump, and the shape reminds me of a DeathAdder so it's great if you have large hands. The sensor seems good, and the processor supports a 2000 Hz polling rate. You don't need to download the software for the mouse to work, as it comes with built in sensitivity settings and RGB options that you can change with the buttons just under the wheel. Downloading the software lets you tweak the lighting with animations, change the sensitivity values, alter the polling rate, and loads of other stuff. Thankfully your settings are saved to the mouse's internal storage, so you can get rid of the software when you're finished configuring it.The only two quirks with this mouse are the feet and lighting/software. There is a strange quirk with the lighting where if you change the sensitivity, it will change the color on the mouse wheel to indicate which setting you're on and change the rest of the lights red. I can't find a place to disable this, as you have to use the RGB button to cycle back to the lighting preset you had previously. As for the feet, they're metal as the advertising states, but the only surface they work on is cloth. Do not use this mouse on a hard surface, like a bare desk or metal/hard plastic mouse pad, without putting some felt tape on the metal feet.Overall, this is a great DeathAdder alternative for roughly half the price. It has all the settings you could ever want, and it's a huge bonus to not require software running in the background for the mouse to work.

This review is for the Bloody ES9Plus FPS gaming mouse.I ordered the Bloody ES9Plus to replace a SteelSeries Rival 310 that was having issues. The Rival 310 would actuate the mousewheel scroll when I pressed the left-click. It was happening once in a while but started to happen a lot more frequently, so it was time to replace my mouse.Back to the Bloody ES9Plus. It's a good FPS mouse with features that compete with much more expensive "gaming" mice.The build quality is good. I don't hear or feel any squeaks or creeks from cheap plastics. It feels solid but not heavy. It moves smoothly on my mouse pad because of the metal feet. The buttons feel good and clicky. The wheel is soft rubber with a slight bump for each spin. The highest point of the mouse (bump) is towards the center of the mouse. If you were holding it, the bump would be at or near your first knuckle. Depending on your grip style and size of hand the shape might be good or bad. For me being a "claw" grip style and medium hand size, it works well.The RGB lighting is nice and bright and has plenty of effects without having to install or use the software. If you do use the software it gives you a lot more granular control over polling rates, RGB lighting colors and zones,I personally found the software confusing to use because it has so many options.For me and my personal usage, I just increased the sensitivity (I might have mistakenly said polling rate in my review video) and change the RGB setting via physical button on the mouse and left it at that.For reference, I have a 2k, WQHD monitor and my mouse setting is at 1600 sensitivity and 2000Hz polling/report rate. The ES9Plus supports macros, but I don't use that feature. I left everything else at the standard presets.I've played mostly CS GO and haven't had any issues so far. The ES9Plus has worked flawlessly. For me, I just need to get readjusted to the different shape of the mouse.My only dislike really is the software. It's a little confusing to use and I just didn't bother with it.The mouse itself is fantastic.Only time will tell how this mouse will hold up. My Rival 310 lasted a few years. The ES9Plus build quality seems to give the impression that it will last and I certainly hope it will.Currently at $42.99, I think that is a reasonable price and it can definitely compete with more expensive mice out there. Bloody seems to be a new upcoming brand and I'm glad to have more options and competition in the market. The ES9Plus has features that you would find in mice that cost twice as much. Based on my impressions of the ES9Plus, I hope the brand gets more recognition.Overall 5 stars recommended!

I got this ES9Plus to replace my old Scimitar because its sensor is already acting up. I wanted to try this brand because I heard from a lot of my friends that Bloody is a great brand. The first thing I notice is It feels a little slim than my older mouse but it still feels good on my hand. You can download software where you can adjust the settings and color of your RGB. The response rate is great and I must say that this mouse is great for its price. What I like about this mouse is you can fine-tune it depending on your gameplay. If you do not want to spend a lot and still have a great mouse. This is the right one for you.

Subtle rainbow leds on the bottom adds warmth at night.If you owned a Deathadder before it performs similarly in feel and tactile response.Even the mouse wire is similarly in that its soft and flexible.I have large sized hands and this feels right at home.The feet could have more teflon surface area but still good.Didn't need software for it to work outright out of the box and its adjustable in Windows.You can adjust the pointer speed from the 2 middle buttons below the scroll wheel.This is a decent gaming RBG mouse.