Well-rated gaming mouse for 279 CZK. XTRIKE ME GW-611 is now on sale for a minimum price

Wireless gaming mice could be bought cheaply before, but now the price has dropped even lower. XTRIKE ME GW-611 dropped with code ALZADNY30 from 399 CZK to 279 CZK. Check the current price and stock directly in the product detail on Alza, as the status changes quickly with code promotions.

Quick summary:
✅ Makes sense as a cheap wireless mouse for casual gaming, a second PC, or for children.
⚠️ Consider if you won’t mind the missing battery indicator and rather basic gaming parameters.
💡 For 279 CZK you get a wireless mouse with RGB and adjustable DPI, where you don’t worry so much about wear and tear.

Why this mouse is interesting

For less than three hundred crowns, it’s hard to find a wireless mouse that can do something extra. The GW-611 offers wireless 2.4GHz connectivity and a wired mode, so you can continue to use it as a wired mouse when the battery is dead. In addition, it has adjustable DPI (sensor sensitivity) up to 8000 and RGB backlighting (color effects) that can be turned off. This is a typical entry-level piece, not a racing tool. If you want to go a step higher, we’ll advise you in our guide on how to choose a gaming mouse.

Key parameters explained simply

The sensor handles six DPI steps from 800 to 8000 (default 1600), so you can adjust the sensitivity for games and everyday work. The 500 Hz polling rate (how often the mouse reports its position to the computer) is rather basic for gaming, but sufficient for casual play. The mouse has 7 buttons and a switch lifespan of 3 million clicks. The 500 mAh battery lasts around 20 hours with RGB on and up to 100 hours without it; a full charge takes approximately three hours.

Practical aspects: shape, connectors, charging

Rozměry 4 × 6,3 × 12,4 cm a tvar pro praváky podle recenzí sedí do ruky i na delší hraní. Nabíjí se přes USB-C, ale pozor: samotný bezdrátový přijímač do počítače je klasické USB-A (v popisu se USB-C týká jen konektoru na myši, ne přijímače). Dosah bezdrátu je až 10 metrů a přiložený nabíjecí kabel je z tužšího plastu, takže na hraní během nabíjení se hodí spíš měkčí opletený. Myš přitom funguje i během nabíjení jako drátová.

What users say

On Alza, the mouse has a rating of 4.5 out of 5 from 58 reviews, 86% of buyers recommend it, and with over 2000 units sold, it has a low return rate of 2%. The main praises are for its price/performance ratio, quiet buttons, and comfortable shape.

The most common complaint is clear: there is no battery status indicator, so you only know it’s dead when the mouse turns off. Some reviewers also describe fluctuating battery life, where it holds significantly less charge after a few weeks. However, the low return rate suggests that these are more isolated cases than a rule.

When it doesn’t make sense

If you play competitively and prioritize the lowest possible response time, opt for a mouse with a 1000 Hz polling rate and a better sensor. It’s also not suitable for left-handed users, as it’s shaped for the right hand, and those who dislike recharging might prefer a mouse with AA/AAA batteries. However, for casual gaming, office work, and a secondary computer, it will do its job.

Verdict: who it’s worth it for

For 279 CZK with code ALZADNY30, the GW-611 is a reasonable choice if you want a cheap wireless mouse with RGB and adjustable DPI and don’t expect the parameters of more expensive gaming models. Compared to the regular price of 399 CZK, you save 120 CZK. The biggest compromise, the missing battery indicator, can be circumvented by regular overnight charging. For casual gamers, children, and secondary setups, it’s a good purchase.

You can also find other discounted electronics in the current Alza Days, where the offer is continuously updated.

For a beginner mouse, would you go for the cheapest wireless option, or would you rather pay extra for more features?