In the back there is a small protuberance which houses the Bloody logo:

On the right side of the mouse there are some deep grooves, which improve the overall grip:

Two of the grooves are also present on the left side, but here we have some more programmable buttons; the top button acts as a switch and can cycle between one and two clicks when the left mouse button is accessed:

When looking at the back side of the product, we will be able to see a bit of the light aluminum chassis it comes with:

The mouse scroll wheel is very silent when operated but offers good precision. The left/right click buttons feature Omron Micro-switches which maximize the life span up to 20 million clicks:

Surprisingly, this mouse model does not feature the highly-used PTFE, but has pre-mounted aluminum feet, which have a much higher advertised durability for a travel up to 300Km; we are tempted to believe the “durability” statement, since after the testing period we haven’t spotted a single scratch on the aluminum pads, while with PTFE small scratches are visible only after a short while. In the center we have the Avago 9800 sensor lens:

As we can remember when testing other high-end mice, the cable is fully braided for additional durability:

The USB connector is of red color but does not feature gold plating:

When powered up, both scroll wheel and back logo light up with a nice effect:

With the flash off, we get a better idea: