MSI Clutch GM51 Wireless mouse review - Product Showcase

Name: MSI Clutch GM51 Wireless mouse review
Brand: MSI Clutch GM51

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 03/15/2023 03:20 PM [ ] 1 comment(s)

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The MSI Clutch GM51 stands out for its lightweight and slim design, weighing only 85 grams and featuring MSI Diamond Lightgrips side grips for improved movement. Its ergonomic, curved form offers a comfy grip for extended periods of use, although it remains right-hand oriented, limiting accessibility for left-handed users.

The mouse's PTFE skates have high-quality, single-directional surface texture and double-cut edges, resulting in minimal friction and smooth movement across almost any desk surface. The Omron switches have a lifespan of over 60 million clicks and provide a satisfying feel when in use.

A shared USB 2.0 port for the wireless dongle and charging dongle saves valuable ports. The optional RGB lighting adds visual appeal and can be controlled via a switch that adjusts DPI levels.

Although RGB lighting may not be a crucial factor when selecting a gaming mouse, the implementation of it on the MSI Clutch GM51 is noteworthy.

The MSI dragon logo lights up, and two additional RGB zones embedded within the left and right-side rubberized grips create a honeycomb pattern that complements the style. The RGB lighting is bright and versatile, thanks to MSI's customisation of Mystic Light software, making it stand out among other RGB-lit mice we've tested.

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