It looks the part, with a design that doesn't come across as basic or too fundamental, as it features tailored curves to suit that of a right hand (hence its ergonomic design), and comes with a bunch of RGB lighting options that are both bright and vibrant. The plastic and rubber body feels classy and smooth, and it glides across a mouse pad, all while providing accurate and responsive clicks and cursor control, essentially doing exactly what you need a mouse to do, and effectively at that. Similar to many of EKSA's products, this device is a cheaper alternative, meaning it lacks some of the premium aspects found on Razer, SteelSeries, and other well-known manufacturers' products, however this hasn't changed the fact that this mouse has well and truly surprised me.Īnd this is because it feels and handles like a good quality gaming mouse, despite the fact that it retails for only $24.99. Recently, I reviewed the Fenrir E7000 headset, and now I'm shifting my attention to the EM600 mouse. Over the past couple of weeks, I have been testing a couple of new products to come from EKSA.

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