KINCREA 7 Inch HD LCD Screen for Raspberry Pi 1024 X 600 HDMI Monitor with Ultra-Slim Shell for Raspberry Pi 3 2 Model B+ 3B 2B B+ A+(7 Inch Raspberry Pi Screen)

I try to be as helpful and honest in my reviews as possible so please like if applicable: Comfort: - This is fantastic for comfort! One item I hate about some mouse's is that my pinky finger drags on the side. The optional plate that comes with this, resolves the issue (main part of purchasing this item) - The coating on the finger placement is pretty smooth and a nice feel to it. nice for gripping also. Button Placement: - This is where a lot mouse's come to issues. I have not had issues of accidentally pressing buttons, and the DPI switch is off to the back of the thumb area out of the way. - This can be problematic for gamers that quickly cycle through them, but I admire it as I do not accidently press them through regular use. Weights: - This comes with a set of weights that has a clever placement of them. you take off the side plate and you can pop them out in a tray. Very handy and love it. PRICE/Value: - This is where it shines the most. I cannot say profusely enough about the value of this mouse. After researching so many and trying out many others (I paid for all of them myself or borrowed from buddies at work) I found this to be the best mouse I have used for the price. I have tried similar priced mouse's and slightly more expensive ones and I cannot endorse those as well as this one. Quality: - After heavy use for the past 6 months, I have had no failures and it has continued to shine! The only qualm I can think of is that it marks easily on the top, but is rubbed out pretty easily, not that this really matters in over all functionality. Conclusion: Fantastic mouse for the price. I absolutely hold this as a 5 star mouse. The placement is the only consideration I can think of people giving it lower stars. Not the best mouse for gaming, but I would say for price/comfort/options/quality it is the best you can buy for general use.

Very nice looking mouse with a lot of customization. Found the mouse to be much more suitable for either small or possibly large hands, doesnt fit my avg size hand very well and starts to get uncomfortable after awhile. The extra side panel with the individual finger groves was just a waste of space as it is made for small fingers, unfortunately the original side cover doesnt fit my hand well either. Overall its a very solid attempt from a company u dont see often around mice and is definitely worth 30$ but wouldnt pay more I think. Probably wont buy again.

I really wanted to finally get a "premium" mouse, or something along those lines, at a fairly cheap price. After excessive research and watching nearly all reviews I can find on this mouse, I was convinced that it was worth buying. I am an avid FPS gamer. That means for me, precision is very high on the priorities. The Sentey Revolution Pro has the Avago 9800 LASER sensor. From my research, I've learned that all laser sensors, to some degree, have built-in mouse acceleration that you simply cannot remove. Although I have yet to notice the mouse acceleration, do keep in mind that this sensor is known to have it. This mouse has a detachable grip on the right side, where your ring finger and pinkie rests. All sides of both detachable grips are coated with a nice feeling, thin rubber. However, that's where the problem comes in. The rubber on the bottom of the side grips create a lot of friction. This is much more noticeable on thicker mouse pads because the mouse feet are actually quite thin. Unlike traditionally mice, this mouse has ceramic feet, dispersed along the bottom of the mouse, five in total. Also, rather than being a wide patch, which is common among many mice, the feet on this mouse are just small spots of ceramic material. As a result, it really "digs" into thicker mouse pads, creating unbearable friction. Keep in mind that friction is only apparent on the second side grip that comes with the packaging. Because of its wider body, more rubber is put against your mouse pad. Overall, this is a great mouse. The software allows you to change your DPI in intervals of 200, and choose lighting among a set of choices (not RGB). However, I would recommend you to stay away from it if you either one, play FPS games, or two, have a thick mouse pad and would like to use the side grip with the ring finger rest. UPDATE: One Month Later Received this on November 17, 2015. During Black Friday, I bought a Logitech G502 and has been replacing it ever since. After one week of heavy use and perhaps an additional week of light use added up from time to time, I have began to noticed a problem that has plagued me for centuries. If you squeeze the mouse, or hold it with a tight palm grip, the left side of the mouse makes a fairly noticeable squeaking sound, which is REALLY annoying. The same thing applies for the Logitech G502. ERRRRR

This mouse started off great, settings were easy to change, looked amazing , and it felt even better. It comes with 6 weights, giving you the option to have as many (or as few) as you want in the mouse. There's a DPI indicator on the left side showing you your current DPI speed (it shows it as illuminated bars, so 1 bar = x DPI, 2 bars = x DPI, so on and so forth). You can change the DPI with the click of a button. You can change the LED lights by adjusting settings within the installed program. You can swap the ring finger / pinkie rest between two different forms. One includes two grooves for both the ring finger and pinkie, and the other includes one large groove. You can set 5 profiles for the mouse through the included software, each profile allowing you to change the color of the LEDS and the functions of the buttons. You can cycle through the profiles by hitting the mode button on the mouse. Update - The mouse quickly began to fall apart. After about a year of use, the lift feature no longer works, there's awful input latency issues rendering gameplay completely useless, random disconnections, and more. I keep my PC clean, inside and out, and because this happened so late in the game (about a year after purchasing it) I assumed the mouse was starting to give out. I've since switch back to to Cobra branded equipment.