Rapoo Superlight Wireless Gaming Mouse - VT9Pro Esports Grade Performance PAW 3398 Sensor with 26K DPI, Ultralight with 68g, 10 Programmable Buttons, 160 Hours Battery Life

This mouse is fairly light compared to mice of yesteryear. I got this mouse on sale for $15 so I wasn't expecting much. Perhaps just a nice wireless mouse to use with my 2nd pc if nothing else. I had never heard of this brand before this mouse, and to be honest the name is... well not the best imo. I couldn't believe how much a nice gaming mouse cost now. For the price of some fast food I rolled the dice, and gave this one a shot. I'm coming from a Logi G602 with a single AA battery. I didn't understand the lighweight hype of current generation mice. How can a few dozen grams make THAT much of a difference with a mouse? Well it was almost night and day difference compared to the 602 (72g vs 130g)! It feels like going from a plastic cup to a styrofoam cup weightwise. It's not hardly noticable for day-to-day activities, but for long hours of gaming (especially FPS) it makes a huge difference in hand fatigue and nimbleness. The mouse itself feels sturdy and well built. I wear a size 7.5 glove (large), and use both claw and fingertip grip. It fits very well in the hand. The buttons have a very satisfying click to them and is consistant regardless of where you press (thanks to the spring tech that they use). The skates have a smooth glide, but are thin. Not sure how long they will hold up for but they include a second set. The battery life is amazing for such a light weight mouse. I'm using 2k polling (bought the 8k dongle for $5), for 12+ hours a day I get three weeks of battery between a charge. The 2k polling feels so buttery smooth on a 200hz monitor compared to the 500hz from the Logi I was using. I chose to use 2k over 8k because I couldn't tell a difference between the two but the 8k makes my processor work 2-4% more and uses quite a bit more battery. Since getting this mouse, I've also picked up a VT2 Gen2 Max, VT3 Max, VT3 Gen2, VT7 Gen2, and VT7 Gen2 Max. The Gen2 are amazing, especially for the cost compared to other brands. They have all the pros of the first gen, but they're slightly lighter, a bit more robust, and the battery life is even more phenomenal. I'm getting 50+ days out of a single charge at 2k polling on the VT7 Gen2.

The mouse is great. Good wireless connectivity, didn't have to go through a bunch of headache getting it working, though it was a little annoying to find the software to customize (it's called Rapoo GameDev for some reason). The other minor issue I have is the middle mouse click. It feels both too hard to press and too easy. There is little to no travel distance, and the click is like a laptop trackpad. Other than that, it is a good mouse. It came with replacement TPU pads for the bottom, a good length (about 1 m/3.33ft) USB C to A cord, and a C to A dongle. It also had what I'm calling "control pads" for the top and sides of the mouse. I'm sure there's a name for it, but they help to (I'm assuming) provide better grip. I will update if the mouse turns awful.

Good battery and responsiveness

This is great mouse for traveling, but it only work for 6 months. after that, my left bottom is not functioning. I still recommend this mouse for gaming.

Other than reading the description wrong this mouse is amazing. Very comfortable and smooth, no unnecessary lights and the package came with nice grips and accessories.

I like it overall: Battery lasts long, the size fits my hand perfectly, it is light, and I can adjust the speed for moving by one button. BUT THE RIGHT CLICK DOESN'T WORK! THE RIGHT CLICK DOESN'T WORK! THE RIGHT CLICK DOESN'T WORK! I have tried out all the ways I can to fix this problem, but it never works. Got the updated software, reinstalled the mouse software. Restart the computer... THE RIGHT CLICK DOESN'T WORK! Need the right click!!!!!!!!!

Más de un mes de uso (aproximadamente 8 horas diarias) y solamente lo he cargado una sola vez, espectacular el desempeño del mouse, super recomendable

It worked like it was supposed to, responsive, very light, and what I liked most of all is it was rechargeable! Then only after using it about a week and a half the left button stuck in and wouldn't click anymore, short of chucking it against the wall I tried everything I could think of to unstick it, then took it apart and noticed a tiny spring had busted.