Hedgehog MMO Gaming Mouse - 16 000 DPI - 23 Programmable Buttons - Switch to Joystick Mode with Spring-Loaded Base - PC, Mac, Ubuntu Linux
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Features
- Switch Modes Instantly: Unique spring-loaded base converts the mouse into a joystick zone for fluid movement.
- 23 Programmable Buttons: Map macros, hot-keys, joystick axes or gamepad functions to tailor your gameplay.
- Precision 16 000 DPI Sensor: Top-tier optical tracking for responsive gaming across genres.
- Ergonomic Design for Long Sessions: Knuckle buttons reduce accidental clicks, interchangeable caps let you customize feel.
- Plug-and-Play On-Board Memory: Save your profiles directly in the mouse; no software needed when switching computers.
- Built for the Serious Gamer: Ideal for MMO, MOBA, flight simulator, streaming macro setups and joystick mode.
Description
Why Hedgehog Gaming: Break the limits of traditional mice. Dual-Mode Control: Mouse for precision, joystick for analog freedom. Customize to Win: 23 buttons, RGB, caps, and more. Built to Endure: Designed for marathon sessions; comfortable, durable, high-performance. No software needed after customizing profiles: With onboard memory, the software isn't needed even when you customze.
Brand: Hedgehog Gaming
Color: Black
Connectivity Technology: USB
Special Feature: 23 Programmable Buttons, Interchangeable Caps, LED Lights, Onboard Memory, Spring-loaded Base
Movement Detection Technology: Optical
Product Dimensions: 4.49 x 3.56 x 0.1 inches
Item Weight: 4.4 ounces
Item model number: HHG-01-0001-RH
Date First Available: October 2, 2025
Manufacturer: Hedgehog Gaming
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Top Amazon Reviews
Been using the mouse for 3 months now. it's a solid replacement for g600 mouse, the previous mouse model I used for nearly a decade. The app allows you turn off and program buttons any which way you want. Customs speeds, Profiles, Macros, etc. it does a simple and efficient job. The profile for the mouse is wide, which isn't much of a problem for me, because I have large hands. Those with smaller hands, particularly females may find the mouse cumbersome. The only repeated nuisances I find with the mouse. Games will detect it as controller sometimes, but that hasn't prevented playing or caused any issues as of yet. The pinky button may at times get "stuck", to fix it you have to press it firmly into the mouse and release, Gently! Overall, from my experience thus far, it's a excellent mouse, I have put it to work, over 600 hours of gameplay in 12 weeks, and it has done a solid job. Path of Exile, Path of Exile 2, Black Desert Online, Megabonk, Where's Winds Meet, and many other games the mouse has performed solidly. Tip: Turn off any buttons or functions on the profile, you're not currently nor intend to utilize, in the app, I have always done this to all my previous programable mice, eliminates the issue of user error and misclicks. -MadPoppins @TTV
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Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2026 by Mad Poppins
Where do I start. I was so unsure about this mouse, but overall, it's great for what it's shown as. The buttons are placed in good spots, and the knuckle buttons are pressable (Was afraid they'd never be used). The buttons feel good, and the mouse feels high quality. It's not too heavy, and it's easy to adjust the DPI. For price, You are getting your money's worth. 100$ at the time of this review, I felt like I got more than what I paid for which is a great feeling. The software works great. There is no sign-in required, so that's always a plus. It's quick to download, and runs fine. Only complaint is that I had to approve the installer to run, per Microsoft's unrecognized pop-up (Which could be "alarming" to some users but isn't an actual concern). The RGB on the mouse is very bright and can be set in terms of brightness and colors. You can even fully turn the brightness off if wanted. If anything, I wish there was more customization on the RGB front for interacting with other things on the computer (IE, Thermals, ETC). My hand is a little small (I wear gloves size S-M), so I can only click 1 of the 3 buttons on the right side of the mouse (Right Handed Mouse Version) The buttons on the left side are set to ACTION1, ACTION2, etc... however, they are not their own special buttons. This becomes a problem if you want to make them do specific things in MMO/Games and not press keys on the keyboard. For instance, my other mouse has the left side buttons to MOUSE5,MOUSE6, etc.. So that it doesn't interfere with keyboard buttons.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2025 by Ashley
I been following the mouse for a year praying they are available for purchase for non kickstarter backers and im glad its available. It isn't the logitech g600 but its the nearest best thing as a replacement since most mmo mouses lack that third ring finger button. It ain't perfect, but its nice enough. Hoping it picks popularity enough to get more versions of it.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2025 by Zev.Exe
Where to begin? The shape or ergonomics of this device aren't great, but they're not quite awful. It feels extraordinarily wide for a mouse. My first three fingers rest naturally on the three main mouse-buttons thankfully, but that's where my luck ends. This can be seen as a low-tech, much less expensive alternative to the Swiftpoint Z design. You're better off spending the extra $80 though because the Z works a heck of a lot better than this one does. In 'mouse-mode' this device is reasonably functional. My thumb rests awkwardly but aligned right. I instinctually want to plant my thumb here for purchase in order to drive the mouse rather than to access functions. The "DPI" key (which can be reprogrammed, as can all of the others) is super easy for me to accidentally press with what would be the ball of my palm. I had to disable this key- bind completely to avoid accidentally hitting it. The three "knuckle" buttons are likewise, in an uncomfortable location. I don't accidentally hit them, but i have to completely change my grip to reach them. The three buttons located along the right-most edge of the mouse aren't much better: The one situated closest to the front of the mouse is nowhere near any of my fingertips. Another complete regrip situation. I decided to bind this as my DPI selector, to replace the unusable original choice. The button located closest to the rear of the mouse is also not accessible by any fingers without releasing my grip on the mouse. Only the middle right-side button is within reach. The tip of my pinky finger rests perfectly on the middle button. As with the thumb-cluster, my instincts tell me to drive the mouse from here, causing frequent accidental activations of yet another of the extra mouse-buttons. With 'joystick-mode,' this mouse clicks down onto a triangular-shaped plastic extrusion that is kept "on zero" by a radial configuration of springs. It feels very tactile and crunchy when you use this control. Whenever i push on the left side of the mouse toward the right, i consistently press several of the side button-cluster switches. Moving toward the right just doesn't work without hitting them. They dominate the whole area where your thumb needs to be to drive the mouse sideways. The other three cardinal directions didn't present the same difficulty in avoiding buttons, but pressing it leftward does sometimes cause accidental presses of the middle button on the right-most side. Another glaring problem with this supposed gaming mouse is that the only way to bind a combination of key inputs to a switch is using the macro function, which requires preemptively creating all of the shortcuts or modifiied inputs, then assigning the macro script to the key. Otherwise, your only method of combining key inputs is to bind one of the switches you can't reach to serve as your modifiers. So literally, you'll have to chord those multiple mouse buttons together physically in order to send a combined key-input. I looked and looked because i thought i must have just missed the feature somewhere in this janky UI, but i never found a normal way of doing this. To put that in perspective, that is the original feature of the very first gaming mouse that featured more than 3 total buttons. in 1984, i presume. If it weren't for this very sensitive DPI button, i don't know how they manage to call this thing a gaming product with a straight face. This thing is a disaster. I normally wouldn't return this, but i consider it to be so poorly designed that it's completely defective in regards to its stated purpose. Definitely refunding this very poorly executed decent idea. PRO - Tons of switches! - Cheaper imitation of Swiftpoint Z series - Grip Ergonomics better than expected - Three main mouse-buttons is nice! (Ring finger switch) - App Light on Resource demand CON - Awkward Button ergonomics - Slightly unweildy width - Side-button cluster so dense that it's hard to distinguish which keys you've hit - Knuckle buttons require grip-adjustment - DPI button incredibly easy to accidentally press - Right-side buttons out of reach or too easy to press by driving the mouse around the surface - Joystick mode does not have a smooth analog travel at all. Essentially just 4 switches in practice. - Pressing Joystick toward the right is very difficult or impossible without accidental presses - Complexity of design increases cost - Too expensive for what is ultimately just a mediocre standard 5-button mouse that includes an extra Ring-finger-button. - App UI is very unfriendly in regards to design standards. You might give this a try if you have very long fingers/hands. It's hard to reach all of the buttons.0-
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Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2025 by joseph cheney