Customer Reviews

Trust Predator High Performance Optical Gamer Mouse Gm-4600 - Mouse - Optical - 7 Button(S) - Wired - Ps/2, Usb

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Very precise for gaming and the rubberized cord hardy every gets tangled and it has a button to change the sensitivity.

Overall, this is a very high quality mouse, and on top of that its beautiful with amazing functionality. I only once ran into a hitch with it, after not using it for several days it didn't seem to want to move, but the clicking functions still worked perfectly. I switched USB ports and then it worked again like new (couldn't tell you the reason for the problem). Other than that, which could be unique to the one i purchased, I would say this mouse is well worth the $$.

EDIT: I'm going to have to knock this mouse down a couple notches. It was great while it lasted, but after a couple of weeks of serious clicking issues and occasional unresponsiveness, It has officially died as of 12/15/2010.

A little background first. I am a Computer technician by education and trade. Now for the Review. The Mouse didn't even work with any PC or operating system I tried. Windows XP/Windows Vista and Windows 7. 32 bit and 64 bit. The best I ever got was from a Windows 7 machine that said it recognized I had a USB device but it was not recognized or working. This Mouse did not even work as a basic mouse. (NO CURSOR Movement whatsoever) When I went to package it back up. (I had purchased this for my son in law) we noticed a piece of Scotch tape on the package where the normal package sticky tape is on the edge. Carefully put on so you would hardy notice it. I believe this company sold me a Mouse that had already been returned once as a NEW device. This is not legal if I am correct ? Anyway, I have returned it and will be careful not to by any product from them again.
Be forewarned people, you get what you pay for. Pay attention to the reviews on this item.
Yes I tried every thing I know as a technican to get this thing to work, but could not even get a twitch from the cursor.

I bought this for my Macbook Pro (unibody early 2010 model) to be used both in Mac OS X (Snow Leopard) and Windows 7 64-bit (bootcamp). I was very apprehensive about its cord as it was rather thin and flimsy, especially considering that it was a gaming mouse. But since I knew very little about mouses, I shrugged it off.

The paint job was cool looking, while it lasted. Now, it looks rather worn out, even though I've only been using it moderately. It's also very hard to clean (similar to say a matte computer screen).

The included cd (with drivers) was able to work in Windows 7 32-bit but not Windows 7 64-bit and not in Mac OS X. I was able to get some use out of the mouse regardless (but I couldn't set the extra buttons in OSX).

It was bought on May 3, 2010 (5 months ago) and (after cutting in and out a few times) has officially stopped working as of today October 18th, 2010.