Mchose has introduced me to the smaller-brand mouse 'clone' market, and it's changed how I look at gaming mice pretty significantly. I was aware of brands such as this one before, of course, but after having my hands on one of the company's mice and realising it's actually good and costs just $60… well, that kind of changes things, doesn't it?
It's also rather fitting that I'm writing these words after having spent an inordinate amount of time testing and writing about the new $180 Logitech G Pro X2 Superstrike, a mouse that is literally 3x the price of this very good L7 Pro+. That's not me dissing the Superstrike—it packs in some genuinely new and promising tech—but it does go to highlight exactly what brands like Mchose offer: genuine value for those on a budget.
