HP G360 RGB Backlighting USB Wired Gaming Mouse with 6 Programmable Buttons, Customizable 6200 DPI, Ergonomic Design, Non-Slip 3D Roller/ 3 Years Warranty (4QM92AA)

I’ve been using the HP 360 mouse for a while and it works well for both work and casual gaming. The design is comfortable and fits nicely in the hand, even during long use. The buttons are responsive and the DPI adjustment is useful if you switch between browsing and gaming. The RGB lighting adds a nice touch, though it’s more for looks than performance. Build quality feels decent for the price, but it’s not as lightweight or premium as higher-end gaming mice. Overall, it’s a solid choice if you’re looking for an affordable, reliable mouse with a few extra features.

Heavy ,sturdy and big in size to fit in hand.. and all click is smooth. I brought it at 600/- rs. On festive sale. Actual price is 1200+.

Software is not provided. The hp software does not include this gaming mouse driver and this is not real hp. This is very good i like it the quality . This is worth of money very smooth and very usefull for playting well known online games. There is no lag

Great mouse. Fits right to my hands, responsive buttons and gives great performance. Worth the money. I do not know about the durability of it tho

Woking like a beast

Gaming ke Liye Best, Daily Use ke Liye Thoda Heavy!

I think it is a good mouse. You will need to download it's software via searching on google. This software offers a good amount of customizability and starts when you boot up. I think the mouse is good enough in the sensor, polling rate areas (had read the reviews about it's sensor, they came out decent). It is ofc heavier than a normal mouse. It looks modern, certainly an eye catcher and is comfortable for me and my sister as well (her hands are relatively small, so you do the math.) It is also quite bulky, I like that, some may not. One problem I felt with this is that, there is not a proper feedback when you scroll one notch, I think we could've had a better slotting done there, so that one scroll would've been easier to detect. The practical relevance of this is when you are cycling weapons in a shooting game and you just want to cycle 'once' but you may not know this 'coz of a proper tactile feedback from the device. The logitech G series nails it in this area, there is proper slotting and you know when you have scrolled one notch. (This is me being nitpicky though) Nevertheless, I like the device. Do buy it when it is below a 1000 bucks, as it really isn't worth more than that imo. Cheers!

So comfortable... Worth for the money