Introduction

Dark Project is a fresh international branch of Red Square, one of Russia's most well-known gaming peripherals manufacturers. Previously, I reviewed their ME3 mouse, which is basically a Zowie EC2 clone with a few added features. This time around, I'm going to review the ME2, which has a unique shape, but very similar specifications to the ME3, such as the PixArt PMW3360 sensor, blue shell Huano switches, and, of course, RGB lighting. This mouse is targeted at left-handed users as well because it features an entirely symmetrical, ambidextrous design with side buttons on both sides of the shell.

Specifications

Packaging

We get the same elegant, sleek, and rather minimalist box as with the ME3 and ME1. It has the usual technical specifications and a render picture. Once opened, you can see a lot of thick foam padding to protect the mouse from physical damage during shipping and handling. As for the contents, we get the mouse, a quick start guide, and not only a set of extra mouse feet, but also four grip patches in the box for slippery surfaces (I use similar grip tapes on my Ninox Venator).