One of the biggest differences between HV-MS976GT and HV-MS978GT is that HV-MS976GT provides more support to the ring finger and little finger. It is processed with special polishing technique, and touching the mouse is like touching something soft and squeezable, like silk or soft rubber, but in fact the surface is made of hard plastic. The surface of the mouse is smooth yet frictional.

Something worth noticing is that the receiver is hidden inside the battery slot, allowing user to carry the receiver with the mouse and reduce the risk of losing the receiver. There are power switch, optical sensor, battery slot, and USB receiver on the back of the mouse.

The back of HV-MS976GT Wireless Gaming Mouse is simple. The mouse is non-backlit, unlike HV-MS978GT, however it will also save your batteries. The DPI can be switched between 1000, 15, allow users to adjust the mouse speed in different games. There are 6 buttons of the mouse: left and right buttons, mouse wheel, DPI button, and forwards and backwards button. The profile of the HV-MS976GT Wireless Gaming Mouse is very aerodynamic and ergonomic, which make me want to hold it the moment I saw it. The last time we have reviewed our HV-MS978GT Wireless Gaming Mouse, today we will look at its “brother” HV-MS976GT, which featured in our End of Year Giveaways.

Havit gaming keyboard and mouse