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Nacon GM-500ES RGB Gaming Mouse 5000 DPI Black

Optimized for FPS games, the GM-500ES features customizable ergonomic capabilities and resolution up to 5000 DPI. All settings can be changed via a hidden panel under the cover.

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  • The fruit of...

Optimized for FPS games, the GM-500ES features customizable ergonomic capabilities and resolution up to 5000 DPI. All settings can be changed via a hidden panel under the cover.

Features

  • The fruit of NACON's gaming experience, the GM-500ES is an optical mouse designed for eSports.
  • It is highly customizable with a modular design that ensures it is suitable...
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Description

Description

Optimized for FPS games, the GM-500ES features customizable ergonomic capabilities and resolution up to 5000 DPI. All settings can be changed via a hidden panel under the cover.

Features

  • The fruit of NACON's gaming experience, the GM-500ES is an optical mouse designed for eSports.
  • It is highly customizable with a modular design that ensures it is suitable for all hand shapes.
  • Thanks to the 3 included covers, each player can adjust the shape and size of the GM-500ES for optimal comfort and be ready for the most intense gaming sessions.
  • It is also fully ambidextrous and therefore suitable for everyone.
  • The ultra-precise optical sensor (AVAGO 3310) has adjustable sensitivity up to 5000 DPI – a must for professional FPS players!
  • All settings can be adjusted without software, and there are many customization options available from the convenient control panel hidden under the removable cover: lighting effects, left or right-hand mode, DPI rate, and polling rate.
  • It is the ultimate mouse for all FPS/TPS players!

Manufacturer

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Specifications

Specifications

Technical Specifications

Sensor Type
Optical
Sensor Resolution
5000 DPI
Number of Buttons
7
Weight Adjustment
No
RGB Lighting
Yes
Colour
Black
Design
Right-Handers
Bundle
No
Sniper Button
No
Mechanical Switches
-
Charging Dock
No

Connectivity

Connection Method
Wired
Connector
USB Cable

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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    This is a serious ambidextrous mouse, which has no problem with the sensor, as long as you have a mouse pad. The perfect smoothness of movement lies in choosing the right combination: a) communication frequency with the PC at 250Hz or 500Hz or 1000Hz (switch at the bottom left, under the cover) and b) the desired dpi (left rotary switch), with each dpi value even giving a specific color to the wheel's lighting. If you are left-handed and need the side button functions, I don't think you'll find another mouse on the market with 4 side buttons, 2 identical on each side, so with the left/right lower right switch under the cover, apart from reversing left - right click, the side switches on the corresponding side are activated and the ones on the opposite side are deactivated so they are not pressed by mistake. As for customization, there are good free applications to set what you want each button to do (search for XMouse Button Control, also Cherry Keys individual assignment of thumb keys and the middle mouse button, etc.)

    Also, it's a great idea to have 3 covers to choose which fits your palm, but in practice both the Small, Medium, and Large covers all seemed the same to me. Finally (to finish with the extra features of this particular mouse), you change the colors of the RGB curve line lighting under the transparent cover with the right rotary switch. However, this lighting is fixed in the color you choose (there is no color change effect) and does not affect the color on the wheel (for example, the dpi that suits me gives a red color to the wheel and I am forced into two-tone, as I do not want exclusively red colors).

    Generally, it has an ideal grip (neither too small nor too large for the palm), weight (neither too light nor too heavy), good scrolling and wheel pressing, good feel on left and right click. It reminds me of the old classic immortal Logitech and Microsoft mice of the past 10-15 years. I don't know if it will show similar durability, but since 2020 there hasn't been a mouse I've bought, including many very expensive Logitech and Razer versions, that no matter how perfect the first impression was, at most within a year, some basic function broke (sometimes the smooth movement of the wheel, sometimes its press, sometimes double click, sometimes the "drag-and-drop," which would drop what you were dragging whenever and wherever it wanted, etc. etc.). Note I don't play games with the mouse, I work daily in CAD and other specialized or general applications.

    So I've realized that all - absolutely all - mice are now something consumable (look up the concept of planned obsolescence) and every year I have to replace it, so the price is important. I got this one for €8.64 on 7/1/2026 and bought it. Now that I'm writing the review (15/1/2026) you can find it in 3 stores for €29.5 or €41.76 or €44.58! Yes, Nacon is a French brand specializing in quality gaming products (from peripherals to chairs), yes this particular one seems comparable to other mice at €30-45, but after failures from 3 months to at most 1.5 years from mouse brands that cost me from €80 up to €150, I saw that "you get what you pay for" does not apply and neither this nor any other would I buy anymore at a price above €10-15, because that's where I personally set the "acceptable annual consumable cost."

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    It has a problem with the optical sensor, it stutters and disrupts the smoothness of the image movement

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  • This is a serious ambidextrous mouse, which has no problem with the sensor, as long as you have a mouse pad. The perfect smoothness of movement lies in choosing the right combination: a) communication frequency with the PC at 250Hz or 500Hz or 1000Hz (switch at the bottom left, under the cover) and b) the desired dpi (left rotary switch), with each dpi value even giving a specific color to the wheel's lighting. If you are left-handed and need the side button functions, I don't think you'll find another mouse on the market with 4 side buttons, 2 identical on each side, so with the left/right lower right switch under the cover, apart from reversing left - right click, the side switches on the corresponding side are activated and the ones on the opposite side are deactivated so they are not pressed by mistake. As for customization, there are good free applications to set what you want each button to do (search for XMouse Button Control, also Cherry Keys individual assignment of thumb keys and the middle mouse button, etc.)

    Also, it's a great idea to have 3 covers to choose which fits your palm, but in practice both the Small, Medium, and Large covers all seemed the same to me. Finally (to finish with the extra features of this particular mouse), you change the colors of the RGB curve line lighting under the transparent cover with the right rotary switch. However, this lighting is fixed in the color you choose (there is no color change effect) and does not affect the color on the wheel (for example, the dpi that suits me gives a red color to the wheel and I am forced into two-tone, as I do not want exclusively red colors).

    Generally, it has an ideal grip (neither too small nor too large for the palm), weight (neither too light nor too heavy), good scrolling and wheel pressing, good feel on left and right click. It reminds me of the old classic immortal Logitech and Microsoft mice of the past 10-15 years. I don't know if it will show similar durability, but since 2020 there hasn't been a mouse I've bought, including many very expensive Logitech and Razer versions, that no matter how perfect the first impression was, at most within a year, some basic function broke (sometimes the smooth movement of the wheel, sometimes its press, sometimes double click, sometimes the "drag-and-drop," which would drop what you were dragging whenever and wherever it wanted, etc. etc.). Note I don't play games with the mouse, I work daily in CAD and other specialized or general applications.

    So I've realized that all - absolutely all - mice are now something consumable (look up the concept of planned obsolescence) and every year I have to replace it, so the price is important. I got this one for €8.64 on 7/1/2026 and bought it. Now that I'm writing the review (15/1/2026) you can find it in 3 stores for €29.5 or €41.76 or €44.58! Yes, Nacon is a French brand specializing in quality gaming products (from peripherals to chairs), yes this particular one seems comparable to other mice at €30-45, but after failures from 3 months to at most 1.5 years from mouse brands that cost me from €80 up to €150, I saw that "you get what you pay for" does not apply and neither this nor any other would I buy anymore at a price above €10-15, because that's where I personally set the "acceptable annual consumable cost."

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  • It has a problem with the optical sensor, it stutters and disrupts the smoothness of the image movement

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Description & Specifications

Optimized for FPS games, the GM-500ES features customizable ergonomic capabilities and resolution up to 5000 DPI. All settings can be changed via a hidden panel under the cover.

Features

  • The fruit of NACON's gaming experience, the GM-500ES is an optical mouse designed for eSports.
  • It is highly customizable with a modular design that ensures it is suitable for all hand shapes.
  • Thanks to the 3 included covers, each player can adjust the shape and size of the GM-500ES for optimal comfort and be ready for the most intense gaming sessions.
  • It is also fully ambidextrous and therefore suitable for everyone.
  • The ultra-precise optical sensor (AVAGO 3310) has adjustable sensitivity up to 5000 DPI – a must for professional FPS players!
  • All settings can be adjusted without software, and there are many customization options available from the convenient control panel hidden under the removable cover: lighting effects, left or right-hand mode, DPI rate, and polling rate.
  • It is the ultimate mouse for all FPS/TPS players!

Manufacturer

Technical Specifications

Sensor Type
Optical
Sensor Resolution
5000 DPI
Number of Buttons
7
Weight Adjustment
No
RGB Lighting
Yes
Colour
Black
Design
Right-Handers
Bundle
No
Sniper Button
No
Mechanical Switches
-
Charging Dock
No

Connectivity

Connection Method
Wired
Connector
USB Cable

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (2)

  1. 1
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1
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  • Χ@ρης

    Verified purchase

    This is a serious ambidextrous mouse, which has no problem with the sensor, as long as you have a mouse pad. The perfect smoothness of movement lies in choosing the right combination: a) communication frequency with the PC at 250Hz or 500Hz or 1000Hz (switch at the bottom left, under the cover) and b) the desired dpi (left rotary switch), with each dpi value even giving a specific color to the wheel's lighting. If you are left-handed and need the side button functions, I don't think you'll find another mouse on the market with 4 side buttons, 2 identical on each side, so with the left/right lower right switch under the cover, apart from reversing left - right click, the side switches on the corresponding side are activated and the ones on the opposite side are deactivated so they are not pressed by mistake. As for customization, there are good free applications to set what you want each button to do (search for XMouse Button Control, also Cherry Keys individual assignment of thumb keys and the middle mouse button, etc.)

    Also, it's a great idea to have 3 covers to choose which fits your palm, but in practice both the Small, Medium, and Large covers all seemed the same to me. Finally (to finish with the extra features of this particular mouse), you change the colors of the RGB curve line lighting under the transparent cover with the right rotary switch. However, this lighting is fixed in the color you choose (there is no color change effect) and does not affect the color on the wheel (for example, the dpi that suits me gives a red color to the wheel and I am forced into two-tone, as I do not want exclusively red colors).

    Generally, it has an ideal grip (neither too small nor too large for the palm), weight (neither too light nor too heavy), good scrolling and wheel pressing, good feel on left and right click. It reminds me of the old classic immortal Logitech and Microsoft mice of the past 10-15 years. I don't know if it will show similar durability, but since 2020 there hasn't been a mouse I've bought, including many very expensive Logitech and Razer versions, that no matter how perfect the first impression was, at most within a year, some basic function broke (sometimes the smooth movement of the wheel, sometimes its press, sometimes double click, sometimes the "drag-and-drop," which would drop what you were dragging whenever and wherever it wanted, etc. etc.). Note I don't play games with the mouse, I work daily in CAD and other specialized or general applications.

    So I've realized that all - absolutely all - mice are now something consumable (look up the concept of planned obsolescence) and every year I have to replace it, so the price is important. I got this one for €8.64 on 7/1/2026 and bought it. Now that I'm writing the review (15/1/2026) you can find it in 3 stores for €29.5 or €41.76 or €44.58! Yes, Nacon is a French brand specializing in quality gaming products (from peripherals to chairs), yes this particular one seems comparable to other mice at €30-45, but after failures from 3 months to at most 1.5 years from mouse brands that cost me from €80 up to €150, I saw that "you get what you pay for" does not apply and neither this nor any other would I buy anymore at a price above €10-15, because that's where I personally set the "acceptable annual consumable cost."

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    It has a problem with the optical sensor, it stutters and disrupts the smoothness of the image movement

    Translated from Greek ·
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  • This is a serious ambidextrous mouse, which has no problem with the sensor, as long as you have a mouse pad. The perfect smoothness of movement lies in choosing the right combination: a) communication frequency with the PC at 250Hz or 500Hz or 1000Hz (switch at the bottom left, under the cover) and b) the desired dpi (left rotary switch), with each dpi value even giving a specific color to the wheel's lighting. If you are left-handed and need the side button functions, I don't think you'll find another mouse on the market with 4 side buttons, 2 identical on each side, so with the left/right lower right switch under the cover, apart from reversing left - right click, the side switches on the corresponding side are activated and the ones on the opposite side are deactivated so they are not pressed by mistake. As for customization, there are good free applications to set what you want each button to do (search for XMouse Button Control, also Cherry Keys individual assignment of thumb keys and the middle mouse button, etc.)

    Also, it's a great idea to have 3 covers to choose which fits your palm, but in practice both the Small, Medium, and Large covers all seemed the same to me. Finally (to finish with the extra features of this particular mouse), you change the colors of the RGB curve line lighting under the transparent cover with the right rotary switch. However, this lighting is fixed in the color you choose (there is no color change effect) and does not affect the color on the wheel (for example, the dpi that suits me gives a red color to the wheel and I am forced into two-tone, as I do not want exclusively red colors).

    Generally, it has an ideal grip (neither too small nor too large for the palm), weight (neither too light nor too heavy), good scrolling and wheel pressing, good feel on left and right click. It reminds me of the old classic immortal Logitech and Microsoft mice of the past 10-15 years. I don't know if it will show similar durability, but since 2020 there hasn't been a mouse I've bought, including many very expensive Logitech and Razer versions, that no matter how perfect the first impression was, at most within a year, some basic function broke (sometimes the smooth movement of the wheel, sometimes its press, sometimes double click, sometimes the "drag-and-drop," which would drop what you were dragging whenever and wherever it wanted, etc. etc.). Note I don't play games with the mouse, I work daily in CAD and other specialized or general applications.

    So I've realized that all - absolutely all - mice are now something consumable (look up the concept of planned obsolescence) and every year I have to replace it, so the price is important. I got this one for €8.64 on 7/1/2026 and bought it. Now that I'm writing the review (15/1/2026) you can find it in 3 stores for €29.5 or €41.76 or €44.58! Yes, Nacon is a French brand specializing in quality gaming products (from peripherals to chairs), yes this particular one seems comparable to other mice at €30-45, but after failures from 3 months to at most 1.5 years from mouse brands that cost me from €80 up to €150, I saw that "you get what you pay for" does not apply and neither this nor any other would I buy anymore at a price above €10-15, because that's where I personally set the "acceptable annual consumable cost."

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  • It has a problem with the optical sensor, it stutters and disrupts the smoothness of the image movement

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