Netgear CM600

Mouse is very responsive and I aimed well with it, it was really easy to get a claw or fingertip grip on this mouse and it didn't take long to adjust. I'll keep playing with the mouse but I have to say I was impressed by how it felt in use.

So yes, I do recommend this shape for fingertip styled grips, as well as claw. The coating provides a smooth matte feel, whilst not being too slippy, I have found it pretty easy to keep a solid grip on this mouse. It is not my favourite coating, but I do really like it, doesn’t feel cheap or anything, so no complaints. It also does not absorb sweats or fingerprints, so you will not find yourself trying to clean those off every now and then.

Nah. You're going to hit about 580Mbps max, just like I did with my C6250. Netgear says it can reach up to 680Mbps, but it really can't. You need something that can reach the 960Mbps or higher territory like the CM600/CM700 or combo units like the C7000/Orbi CBR40/CBR750 or any of the DOCSIS 3.1 devices like CAX30/CAX80/CM1000-CM2000.

The shape of the CM600 really surprised me. Coming from the Roccat KPU and Viper Mini, I thought this mouse was going to be way too small for me. However, when I gripped the mouse for the first time, my claw grip suited it perfectly.

But I recently bought a nighthawk X4 x3000 and it's not bad just wished i would of gotten another one.but since wifi isn't my priority as I play games on console and PC i use a LAN çable. For modem I also do recommend if you're on a budget and don't even pay or have 1gig internet I would say Netgear cm600 don't buy the cm700 (puma bitch chip) the cm1000 is also a good one the only problem is they only offer one LAN çable connectivity which is a problem for me but you could always go for the cm1100 cm1200 or some of the Arris 3.1(just look at reviews).