Devastator II Mouse Overview
The mouse that comes with the Devastator II combo is more or less an ambidextrous mouse. Like the keyboard it has an all plastic design with a slight coating on the top, but the coating is very slight and not what you would find on a higher-end gaming mouse.
On the top of the mouse you have right and left buttons, a scroll wheel, and a DPI switch button. The scroll wheel is rubberized in the center for a better grip. The DPI switch button allows you to cycle through 1000, 1600, and 2000 DPI levels.
On the left side of the mouse you have back and forward buttons and a large rubber thumb rest. On the opposite side there is another rubber finger rest.
Flipping the mouse over to the bottom we can see an optical sensor and four mouse feet. The optical sensor is the PixArt PAN3509DH which has a DPI range of 400 to 2000 and speed of 37 inch/sec with 15g of acceleration.
When you plug the mouse in it will light up red, just like the keyboard. The mouse wheel, center of the mouse, and front of the mouse light up. The lighting is actually really good.
I have this combo and I definitely like the keyboard more than the mouse. The mouse is nice, just not on the same level as the keyboard. One issue I see for the mouse in addition to this review, is the pickup sensor (I don’t know the proper name or method), it is a bit lengthy, meaning I have to lift the mouse quite a bit higher than any other of my mice to stop the cursor from moving.
For 30 bucks, it’s the nicest keyboard and mouse combo for this price range. Maybe if the keyboard had nicer qualities like braided cable, thicker plastics, other features in it, and minus the mouse for the same price, then it’ll be the best keyboard deal out there.