XTRFY M4 RGB, Ultra-Light Wired Gaming Mouse, Ergonomic Design for Right-Handers, Pixart 3389 Sensor, Adjustable RGB Lighting, Pink Edition

Good Mouse! I did initially have an issue with it, but Xtrfy went above and beyond in making it right. The design is beautiful, and it feels good. When they say it’s lightweight, they mean it. Feels nearly weightless in the hand. Clicks feel really satisfying.The only thing I didn’t really love is the choice to put the RGB control button where most mice put the DPI/CPI control on top below the scroll wheel, and placing the CPI control on the bottom. Not really a dealbreaker through, and I can see why they possibly did this, it’s puts it next to the manual polling rate switch - with by the way is a HUGE help in dialing in fast! Don’t think I could give up that polling switch now that I’ve gotten used to having it!Highly recommended . Great design, great company to do business with!

I haven't used it for games yet but just in general browsing and windows it's great so far! I really like the fact that this is a driverless mouse, no bloatware to install on your PC. It comes packaged nicely with the contents of the box being the mouse, extra set of feet, instruction manual, sticker and two key caps.As for the shape and feel of the mouse. It has a bit of flex in the middle and if you squeeze hard enough it will click the side buttons. Take this with a grain of salt cause unless you have a bear paws for hands you should never be squeezing the mouse that tight.The hump is short and so for people with larger hands like myself a palm grip causes my fingers to slight hang off the mouse buttons, Luckily I prefer more of a claw grip.The amount of adjustment built into the mouse is nice. The CPI sits great for me around blue (1600) and you have a total of 8 to choose from and polling options are 125/500/1000 hz. In English CPI is Counts Per Inch - for every inch you love your mouse this will adjust how many pixels your cursor moves on the screen. I found 1600 to be a 1:1 ratio. Polling rate is how often the mouse reports it's postion to the computer so 125 hz is 125 times a second, 500 hz is 500ntimes a second and so on.Overall this mouse is great, it's so many steps above the Razor Deathadder I had from years ago.

Some background: I am a Claw / fingertip grip user, switch between CM MM711, Endgame XM1, and a Skoll-S. For work I main a Razer Viper Ultimate and the Xtrfy M4.I just love the way my hand fits over this mouse. But in my opinion, it is better for a daily work driver than a gaming mouse because it is incredibly comfortable, a bit too comfortable. Let me explain...I have found that a gaming mouse needs to allow for a relaxed but slightly tensioned grip so that you can respond quickly with flicks and react to game events. However, in the case of this mouse, the mouse puts my hand in such a comfortable position that my muscles go into "rest" mode and I end up shifting all my weight on my wrist. This means that when the time comes for me to move the mouse, my hand has to tense slightly, along with my arm / elbow, and shift my weight onto the mouse slightly before I can make micro adjustments. It's a tiny micro adjustment but I can tell that it throws off my reactions by a few split seconds.As comfortable as this mouse was, I just wasn't getting the same scores and hitting the shots I wanted. I didn't fully realize why until I switched back and forth with my Cooler Master MM711, which is perfectly comfortable but also keeps my hand / wrist in an "always ready" position. So I took it out of rotation for my gaming mouse and moved it to my daily driver for work. I am a UI/UX designer and I sit in front of a desktop all day.It has become my main work driver for several weeks, replacing my Razer Viper Ultimate and I love it. The one downside to the mouse is that the scroll wheel starts to squeak after a few weeks. For me it happened in week 2 but it got really noticeable by week 3. The squeaking sound is not so bad by itself, but it feels like something is grating against the wheel and it made me cringe. I ended up taking the mouse apart and using silicone lubricant to grease the scroll wheel and now it's smooth as butter.Also the mouse looks awesome! It is not a finger print magnet and just feels super high quality. I have no regrets buying the mouse and I love how comfortable it is for work. The only thing I ding it for is the toe curling squeaking.

Useful fair price good feel

I saw this mouse and initially didn't have high expectations for it because I wasn't familiar with the brand or anything so I went into this more on skeptical side. To start the price was more than I wanted to pay from a company that I had never heard of or had a reputation that I knew of preceding them like (Logitech). The price was partially reduced which was enough to convince me to take the plunge on it, and I'm glad I did. To my amazement this mouse performed and felt extremely well, I'd even go as far as to say that I'd prefer this over my Model D. Initially I was concerned about the cpi cycling but since I've had the mouse and been gaming with it daily I haven't felt the need to chang the cpi once from the default setting of 800. The pixart 3389 sensor is a beast hands down and the shape of the mouse compliments it very well. The side buttons are a great size so that you can't miss them and they are positioned flawlessly. I enjoyed playing with this mouse so much that in order to show my support for their product I ordered the limited edition mouse at retail. Keep up the great work Xtrfy. FYI I have large hands measuring about 19cm and I have no issue holding or controlling the mouse.