Name: M8000
Brand: Gigabyte
SKU: 89074
Rating: 4.1 (35 reviews)

4.4

based on all reviews

game still provides enough good visuals to keep our interests
innovative technology and minimalistic design
mouse performed very well during testing and general use

The DPI up/down button are not counted as programmable buttons
The mouse does not just float around in the box
buttons could have been placed a little lower on the side of the mouse

Operating resolution: 400 dpi
Acceleration: 20G
Number of buttons: 5
Scroll wheel: yes
Number of wheels: 1
Connection: Wired
Weight: 145 g
Type of motion sensor: Trackball

Gigabyte M8000 - Pros & Cons

game still provides enough good visuals to keep our interests
innovative technology and minimalistic design
mouse performed very well during testing and general use
this mouse ran flawlessly
nice slow and smooth movements
the software is pretty nice
the drag and drop setup is really nice and easy to get used
it feels comfortable
exported symbols looked nice and clean
The color scheme is nice as well
could set up some pretty complex macros for enhanced fun
more is always better when it comes to sensitivity
it does work and works well
it does look pretty good to us
it is so customizable

The DPI up/down button are not counted as programmable buttons
The mouse does not just float around in the box
buttons could have been placed a little lower on the side of the mouse
features and software are only half the story
complicated
CPU
chipset and motherboard
Windows button simply fires up the Windows mouse settings
nVidia does NOT use stdcall
the telltale retn NN callee stack cleanup was missing
not going to work on XP anyway
OpenCL drivers had only been available for developers on the NVIDIA side of things
OpenAL DOES seem to use cdecl
the design is somewhat lacking
it could only store three profiles on board
the buttons are too slick
The macro will only be run once
not comfortable to use for extended periods of time
its design is still heavily slanted towards palm grippers

Gigabyte M8000 - Technical Overview

	Poor	Average	Good	Excellent
Number of buttons	5 Best: 3DConnexion SpaceMouse Enterprise Number of buttons: 31
Operating resolution	400 dpi Best: Redragon Ranger Operating resolution: 124000 dpi
Weight	145 g Best: Dicota Twister Weight: 0.07 g

Gigabyte - Video Reviews (2)

Gigabyte M8000 - Full Specifications

Type of motion sensor	Trackball
Device interface	USB

Also for left-handed	yes
Ergonomic design	yes
Multimedia buttons	yes

Colour of product	Black
Cable length	1.8

Operating resolution	400.0 dpi
Acceleration	20G
Number of buttons	5
Scroll wheel	yes
Number of wheels	1

Connection	Wired

Width	4.96 in
Height	1.69 in
Depth	2.91 in
Weight	5.11 oz

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Gigabyte M8000 Gigabyte - Editorial Reviews (5)

4.8

Based on 5 reviews

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