I’ve covered many fantastic Epomaker keyboards, such as the RT100. However, today I’m looking at the Epomaker Click Mouse. This responsive gaming peripheral is packed with tech and surprisingly affordable. Moreover, it comes in 2 colours and has an ergonomic design that is ideal for marathon sessions.
If you love playing through a wireless connection, this device covers you. This tri-mode product is wonderfully versatile. Additionally, it has programmable buttons for the ultimate gaming experience.
What’s in the box of the Epomaker Click Mouse?
- The packaging is simple but attractive. Furthermore, it is strong, and the contents remain safe in transit.
- The Epomaker Click Mouse is available in black or white. I picked the clean white version. There are switches to change the connectivity mode and a polling and DPI button.
- Use the braided USB-C to USB-A cable to charge the mouse.
- A USB dongle is provided.
- Learn the fundamentals with the user manual.
Technical aspects.
I’m not a fan of gaming with Bluetooth products. I find the drop in performance to be too much of a compromise. However, the Epomaker Click Mouse does a decent job at 125 Hz. If you use this device wired or via the supplied dongle, you’ll enjoy up to a 1000 Hz polling rate. If this is too quick, you can adjust the rate and select 7 different settings. This approach was great and it complements the 6-stage adjustable DPI. Accordingly, gamers can set their mouse to different settings depending on the task they are trying to complete.
Accuracy and speed are at the fore. The 750 IPS precision at a maximum 50g acceleration combines with the up to 42k DPI sensitivity. The result is a ridiculously fast mouse that gives gamers lightning-fast reactions no matter the genre they are playing.
Tri-mode connectivity isn’t a regular feature of affordable peripherals. Yet, Epomaker loves to break the mould. The Epomaker Click Mouse has a handy switch to flick between wired, wireless, and Bluetooth connectivity. Though the dongle is larger than some of its peers, it is a minor compromise when you consider the versatility.
Usability.
This mouse is as complex or as simple as you like. The side buttons can be ignored or customised for additional inputs. Though I played with them, I don’t play MMO games. However, if you need additional mouse inputs to give you a match-winning edge, the Epomaker Click Mouse has this as standard.
Alongside this, you can adjust your settings on the fly. The handy switches can be prodded and flicked to alter your DPI, connectivity, and polling rate. This flexibility is ideal for multi-genre gamers. I didn’t take advantage of this as much as I could have, but I found it to be simple to understand and easy to manage.
Build quality.
The ergonomic design feels incredible to hold. The low-rising body sits perfectly in the palm of your hand. Moreover, the switches have a pleasant actuation distance and a strong and smooth motion. The side buttons are small but well-positioned. My thumb never felt strained, and mastering these additional buttons was an easy task.
The plastic shell has a rich and deep livery that is built to last. Moreover, the rubberised wheel is quiet and easy to rotate. Finally, the gliders are smooth, and this mouse slides over any suitable surface with ease. I combined it with the SteelSeries control mouse pad. However, Epomaker supplies a vibrant range of mouse pads to match every taste.
Is the Epomaker Click Mouse worth it?
I’ve recently covered the Aerox 3 mouse from SteelSeries, and I was impressed. However, that honeycomb mouse has a price point that matches the brand and the tech. The Epomaker Click Mouse delivers rapid polling rates, impressive DPI, and a wide range of adjustable settings. Additionally, it feels great, and it’s built to last. If you then consider the affordable price point, this isn’t a device to be ignored. Accordingly, I like it and I recommend buying it here!
(More information can be found on Epomaker here!)
(Full disclosure! A sample was provided for an unbiased and free review!)
