1. Introduction2. Unboxing3. Ocelote World Mouse and Mat4. Testing5. Final Thoughts6. View All Pages

The Ocelote World mouse is quite an eye-catching piece of kit. While it might feature the typical silicon coated black plastic of many a gaming mouse, it also has some bright orange panels and some clear sections which when powered up, light up bright orange.

The build of the mouse is solid, with no creaky parts and no sharp edges and it is of a pretty typical size. 
 

This is a truly ambidextrous mouse, with identical left and right hand sides, which means that both right and left-handed gamers can use it easily. They feature a pair of orange plastic forward and back buttons, as well as a nicely sized, orange, textured, thumb/finger grip.

Moving forward to the front end, there is the usual pair of left/right-click buttons, made out of the same piece of plastic as the main body. The centre has a pair of highlighted DPI switches and a clickable scroll wheel. The braided cable is located in the middle of the front panel, which is a perforated orange grill.

The underside of the Ocelote World gaming mouse is quite interesting. The laser sensor is slightly off centre and Ozone has opted for two polytetrafluoroethylene (unbranded Teflon) mouse feet in large, semi-circular orientations.

The twist wheel at the base opens up a space to put the additional weights for those that like a heavier mouse.

The braided cable is of a high quality and the USB header is somewhat unique, making it stand out in the back of the PC. It has a gold-plated connector.

Counter to most of the mats we review here at KitGuru, this one is actually made of aluminium. It has some basic styling that reminds you of what it is called and features a silver edging around the perimeter, but other than that it is just matt black.

The underside s the usual textured rubber, but it is a very thin later, no more than a millimetre or so.

Of course, as pretty as aluminium can be, it does love to show up fingerprints.

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