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DM1 Pro S Gaming Mouse PC

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3.7 3.7 out of 5 stars 14 ratings
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  • Max speed 7.0 M/s
  • Polling Rate 1000 Hz
  • Control 6 buttons + Scroll
  • Sensor Optical PMW3360
  • DPI 400, 800, 1600, 2400, 4800, 12000

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THE LATEST AND GREATEST FROM PIXART - MEET THE 3360! We worked very hard on the DM1 Pro mouse, and now we are very proud to release DM1 Pro S! Our users demanded an upgraded version of our amazingly popular DM1 Pro, and now you can order it. We took everything that was great in DM1 Pro and improved it based on user input. You will love this mouse! Of course, our biggest change is the sensor. We know everyone has been anxiously awaiting a gaming mouse with the 3360 sensor, and now it is available from Dream Machines. The 3360 sensor is absolutely incredible. It not only increases the tracking speed up to 7 M/S, but increases the maximum DPI up to 12, 000. We feel confident that everyone will be very impressed with the new and improved sensor. This is not all. With the 3360, you can use it on many more and different types of surfaces than the 3310. The imaging algorithm is so exact that it functions even on a shiny surface. Plus, DM1 Pro S is fine tuned to mimic your movement perfectly even when lifting and putting down the mouse quickly and at an angle. Spazzing out is not an issue! That's accurate control and precision you can count on. THE SAME SHAPE, BUT ON A DIET ONLY 85 GRAMS That's right - we worked very hard to lower the weight just slightly from DM1 Pro. We know our gamers want their mouse to be easy to pick up and put down. We completely redesigned the PCB with the newest technology and lightest components possible, so gamers will play better than ever before. EXTRA FINE TUNING AND TESTING After our success with the DM1 Pro, we knew that it would be hard to beat. Sure the sensor is one thing, but there are many more customizations we did based on user feedback. Every product we release, especially DM1 Pro S, has had many long hours of research to make it the best mouse for gamers. Our design team started working on this new mouse before DM1 Pro ever came out. This time is well spent and has paid off.

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3.7 out of 5 stars
3.7 out of 5
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F
5.0 out of 5 stars Great Mouse for Gaming
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2020
Perfect shape, good sensor and overall decent price. I played on that model for many months. It's great for games like League of Legends or Fortnite.
I highly recommend.
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emontvil
5.0 out of 5 stars THE BEST GOT BETTER
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2017
The Dream Machine DM1 Pro was almost perfect. The 'S' with the 3360 is closer yet to perfection.
It's built on the Steelseries Sensei chassis minus the right side buttons, so its even more comfortable.
The switches are crisp with just the right amount of resistance. The sensor is flawless & will not spin out, even tilted with one side off the pad during rapid maneuvering, which could be a problem with the 3310 sensor.
It's solidly built with the matt surface giving plenty of grip even for sweaty hands & is comfortable after hours of gaming.
It's also inexpensive for a top of the line mouse. I highly recommend it!!
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PoohLover
4.0 out of 5 stars A great mouse, would recommend.
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2018
It's overall an amazing gaming mouse which I've been using for a few months already, comfortable, amazing sensor, great build quality.

I did take a star off for a few minor cons:
-Stuffy braided cable, it's actually even worse than most braided cables.
-Scroll wheel middle click is way too heavy to press on, fortunately I don't use it much.

Also you can download a software from Dream Machine's website which lets you set custom DPI steps, adjust the LED to your liking, change the polling rate and set macros, thought I'd mention since I don't see it's being advertised at all.
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1.0 out of 5 stars Dead in 1 month. Return policy is that I receive a refurbished unit IF Dream Machines finds a problem. Ridiculous.
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2017
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Quality control is terrible, get a Nixeus Revel instead. My mouse left button was defective 1 month in using this mouse...return policy is that I receive a refurbished unit IF Dream Machines finds a problem. Ridiculous.
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3.0 out of 5 stars I bought two and can review both pretty well
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2019
So the first dm1 pro S was perfect absolute perfection. The right click ended up having the double click issue after 10months so I obviously bought my 2nd one which i received in the mail yesterday. Now this one is down right awful. I ordered it through Dreammachines website and let me tell you its defective. It was defective straight out of the box, the right click has no resistance at all. Laying a finger on it will auto click it, hell even just having it sit there sometimes auto right clicks it. I'm currently trying to get a new one sent to me however it's not looking good boys.
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JJ
1.0 out of 5 stars One Star
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2018
Worst clicks money can buy
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Andy
5.0 out of 5 stars Great Intellimouse alternative
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 17, 2019
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Have been gaming on my intellimouse for years but it finally crapped out and broke when my family dropped it off the desk too many times. Was looking for a replacement but the new Microsoft Intellimouse updated version which came out in 2018 is not made for gaming. Forums lead me to this and when it arrived I was very happy with packaging. Box looked like an apple iPhone.

Have used the mouse for several months and love the shape which compares well to the intellimouse. Buttons are solid and scrollwheel has good feel not spongey. Mouse movement is smooth and I haven't had problems whilst playing FPS games.

Mouse feetpads are smooth and have no trouble dragging across my mouse mat.

Would definitely recommend this mouse for gaming and it is great value for money. Mine glows blue at the logo and scrollwheel which goes well with my monitor and keyboard.
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fola
5.0 out of 5 stars PERFECT MOUSE
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 8, 2020
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3360 SENSOR
AND EVERYTHING IS PERFECT. THANK YOU Dream Machine. My perfect mouse
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raed
1.0 out of 5 stars Avoid
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 27, 2019
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six months down the line and this mouse has given up the ghost, the middle wheel does not click anymore, don't waste good money on a cheap product.
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Bob
3.0 out of 5 stars DECENT SHAPE BUT POOR CABLE
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 10, 2019
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It’s a traditional fps shaped mouse with a hump three quarters of the way towards the back and has a sloping front. Its shaped very similar to the Zowie FK series and has 3 pads on the base which are C shaped and are a decent size. There is a LED logo on the rear saying D3 which changes colour depending on the dpi profile selected while fading in and out in a breathing motion. It has six buttons + a scroll wheel press and its aimed towards right handed players though with its even shape could be used by left handed players if they don't mind the buttons on the left side.

The mouse is coated with a soft matte black finish which feels nice to touch but does show finger prints super easy and is especially obvious on the main buttons. It is well built with no rattles or creaks in the main shell when under pressure.

This is where for me it’s a deal breaker. The 1.8m braided cable is the most inflexible cable I’ve come across on a mouse it’s ridiculous. It could be mitigated with a bungee but even then I would expect the cable to push out of the bungee and the only fix for this would be a Paracable mod.

The well-known PMW3360 optical sensor with a fixed 1000mhz polling rate. It has six switchable dpi settings via the button on the top with 400/800/1600/2400/4800/12000. During the tests I didn’t find any issues with the mouse as the 3360 sensor preformed as reliable as ever. When running the sensor tests on the cloth surface it felt that it was affected more by the feet dragging/friction rather than on the hard surface. It could certainly benefit from some new skatez giving it even more control and a little speed boost.

The scroll wheel is nice and smooth with a light flick required to make it move, though I’m my opinion to light if you want to be precise. There are some notches but these aren’t easy to feel and require little work to go past them. At high speed when gaming I missed a lot of weapons when trying to use it for switching due to over shooting. The centre click is ok, nothing good nothing bad and I didn’t get any miss clicks. The Wheel is surrounded in rubber that has some arrow shaped groves making it decent and stops you from any slippage.

It has six 6 buttons and a press down scroll click. The main left and right buttons are using the Omron 20m click switches that have that lovely crisp click. The left side thumb buttons are easy to find and have a cut out between them so that you don't get confused and mess up. Although this is a nice touch it means that for my hand size the front button is a little far and requires me to readjust my hand to reach it. The switches under these are rated to 3m clicks and combined with the button cap these do feel spongy.
The specs say this weighs in at 89g and when I weighted it I got a surprising reading of 83g.

There is software provided which is good for remapping the side buttons, changing the dpi or led lighting.

You get a manual, Spare set of Skatez which is nice and that’s it.

The overall built quality is good but the deal breaker is the stiffness of the cable which makes it a real hindrance for any average gamer upwards and for general desktop work would just be annoying. I would certainly not recommend this mouse but the overall brand has potential so I would certainly look at the DM1 FPS.
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Bob
3.0 out of 5 stars DECENT SHAPE BUT POOR CABLE
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 10, 2019
It’s a traditional fps shaped mouse with a hump three quarters of the way towards the back and has a sloping front. Its shaped very similar to the Zowie FK series and has 3 pads on the base which are C shaped and are a decent size. There is a LED logo on the rear saying D3 which changes colour depending on the dpi profile selected while fading in and out in a breathing motion. It has six buttons + a scroll wheel press and its aimed towards right handed players though with its even shape could be used by left handed players if they don't mind the buttons on the left side.

The mouse is coated with a soft matte black finish which feels nice to touch but does show finger prints super easy and is especially obvious on the main buttons. It is well built with no rattles or creaks in the main shell when under pressure.

This is where for me it’s a deal breaker. The 1.8m braided cable is the most inflexible cable I’ve come across on a mouse it’s ridiculous. It could be mitigated with a bungee but even then I would expect the cable to push out of the bungee and the only fix for this would be a Paracable mod.

The well-known PMW3360 optical sensor with a fixed 1000mhz polling rate. It has six switchable dpi settings via the button on the top with 400/800/1600/2400/4800/12000. During the tests I didn’t find any issues with the mouse as the 3360 sensor preformed as reliable as ever. When running the sensor tests on the cloth surface it felt that it was affected more by the feet dragging/friction rather than on the hard surface. It could certainly benefit from some new skatez giving it even more control and a little speed boost.

The scroll wheel is nice and smooth with a light flick required to make it move, though I’m my opinion to light if you want to be precise. There are some notches but these aren’t easy to feel and require little work to go past them. At high speed when gaming I missed a lot of weapons when trying to use it for switching due to over shooting. The centre click is ok, nothing good nothing bad and I didn’t get any miss clicks. The Wheel is surrounded in rubber that has some arrow shaped groves making it decent and stops you from any slippage.

It has six 6 buttons and a press down scroll click. The main left and right buttons are using the Omron 20m click switches that have that lovely crisp click. The left side thumb buttons are easy to find and have a cut out between them so that you don't get confused and mess up. Although this is a nice touch it means that for my hand size the front button is a little far and requires me to readjust my hand to reach it. The switches under these are rated to 3m clicks and combined with the button cap these do feel spongy.
The specs say this weighs in at 89g and when I weighted it I got a surprising reading of 83g.

There is software provided which is good for remapping the side buttons, changing the dpi or led lighting.

You get a manual, Spare set of Skatez which is nice and that’s it.

The overall built quality is good but the deal breaker is the stiffness of the cable which makes it a real hindrance for any average gamer upwards and for general desktop work would just be annoying. I would certainly not recommend this mouse but the overall brand has potential so I would certainly look at the DM1 FPS.
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Mietish
2.0 out of 5 stars Nice mouse with very bad clicks.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 12, 2018
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I would suggest to avoid this mouse. It's a nice mouse overall, the coating is amazing, the sensor is amazing, the shape is amazing but clicks are one of the worst I've ever tried. They feel very cheap and from time to time the mouse clicks even get stuck and then I have to hit it in order for it to work again. Also the cable is kind of meh and the software is not complete. Whenever you restart your pc the DPI will jump to "DPI 4th" level instead of staying at 1st.
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