It was when playing a few different games that I realized that MSI intended to have your thumb underneath the buttons to keep your grip while being able to press them with a slight movement. Though it's worth mentioning again that the physical design of the side buttons is weird, and this translates to games where using buttons to perform tasks is standard practice. Although it's debatable whether you can tell the difference between specific sensors at a particular DPI setting, there's no doubt that the gaming performance of the MSI Clutch GM51 Lightweight Mouse is impressive. However, with first-person titles like DOOM Eternal and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II, you get an excellent feel for the accuracy and finer subtleties in the movement. For this review, we played several games. It's something you can toggle on or off from within MSI Center in practice, it adds consistency to performance. It aims to intelligently synchronize communication with your PC to ensure that even though tracking stats and capabilities might be there on paper, it's also accurate. The PixArt PAW-3395 optical sensor has another trick up its sleeve in Motion-Sync Technology. Gaming Performance and Productivity Gaming Performance The good news is that MSI Mystic Light remains a great little RGB lighting tool for making changes, and it's wonderful when you can sync up the MSI Clutch GM51 Lightweight Mouse with an MSI GPU and motherboard, which is what I did for this review.

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