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MSI Clutch GM41 V2 Lightweight Gaming Mouse Review

Rating: 8.0.

The Clutch GM41 V2 Lightweight is an affordable, wired gaming mouse from hardware giants MSI. With a retail price of just £44.99, it packs in a lightweight body that tips the scales at 65g, alongside Omron switches, RGB lighting and a PMW 3389 sensor. Can this budget mouse deliver a great experience for new and experienced gamers alike?

Timestamps:

00:00 Start
00:20 Intro
00:58 Unboxing and first impressions
02:34 Underside + RGB
03:11 Build quality and buttons
04:49 Sound test
05:14 Sensor and performance
06:34 Software
09:01 Closing thoughts

Specifications:

  • USB 2.0 INTERFACE – USB 2.0
  • DPI SWITCH – 400 / 800 / 1600 / 3200 / 6400
  • WEIGHT(G) – 65g (without cable) / 186g
  • MODEL NAME – CLUTCH GM41 LIGHTWEIGHT V2
  • LED LIGHT – RGB
  • RESPONSE TIME – 1000 Hz / 1 ms
  • MAIN KEY SWITCHES – OMRON 60M
  • USB CABLE – Low Friction Cable
  • SENSOR – PixArt PMW-3389 Optical Sensor
  • DIMENSION (W X H X D) – 130.1 x 67 x 38.3 mm
  • BUTTONS – 6
  • OS SUPPORTED – Windows 10 / 8.1 / 8 / 7
  • MAX DPI – 16000
  • BUTTON DURABILITY – 60 Million Clicks
  • CABLE (M) – 2m Braided with Gold-Plated Connector
  • NVIDIA REFLEX SUPPORT – Y

You can buy the MSI Clutch GM41 V2 from Overclockers UK for £44.99 HERE.

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Pros:

  • Very lightweight.
  • Reasonable price.
  • Decent sensor.
  • Modular software design.

Cons:

  • Poor quality side buttons.
  • Slippery finish.
  • Underside DPI switch placement.

KitGuru says:  This is a decent mouse for the price. It feels fast and fluid and would be well suited to FPS titles. The build quality is good for the most part but is let down by poor quality side buttons. Overall, this would be a good option for new and veteran gamers alike who are looking for a decent mouse without spending the earth.

 

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Rating: 8.0.

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