The MSI Versa 300 Wireless 8K arrives on the market as a gaming mouse that balances performance and cost without fanfare. Its discreet design and comfortable shape offer a firm grip, although the contact area is made of smooth plastic rather than a soft material. Weighing 66 grams, it is lightweight, but its center of gravity shifted towards the rear creates an odd sensation when lifting it, something that more sensitive players will notice.
Technical analysis: performance, connectivity, and build details 🖱️
This mouse offers dual connectivity (2.4GHz and Bluetooth) with good battery life. The clicks are firm, although somewhat heavy for high-demand sessions, and the scroll wheel is too light. The PTFE feet are small, but gliding on padded surfaces is smooth. The braided USB cable is long and functional, although it introduces slight drag. The smooth plastic shell on the sides, with a diamond pattern, ensures grip but without the comfort of a soft coating.
The phantom weight riding in the back seat ⚖️
If you are looking for a mouse that constantly reminds you that physics exists, the Versa 300 is your ally. It has weight concentrated in the rear, so when you lift it, it feels like the mouse wants to do a handstand. It is like carrying a backpack with all the weight on your back: functional, but uncomfortable. That said, its premium look and affordable price make you forget about the imbalance, at least until you try a quick flick and feel the mouse going on vacation by itself.