Matar MT-X24 Honeycomb Ultra Lightweight Gaming Mouse Up to 16000 Dpi - 60g (Pixart 3389, Black)

Very light and I love the cable. The mouse feet are definitely trash and need replaced. The software from the other company works well, definitely download it bc this ships with 500hz polling rate and weird stock dpi settings.Build quality and clicks are nice, it's light yet large enough that it feels good to hold.

Bought this to replace my Logitech G203 Prodigy because it was having scroll wheel issues after 2 years. Slightly larger than my Logitech G203 Prodigy, but is actually less weight. Has a pretty safe shape, the holes all around help me grip the mouse. Also helps keep my hand from getting too sweaty and loosing grip. I find myself using claw grip most often. Has 6 different DPI presets, but I honestly just use the lowest DPI at 1200. I mostly play Borderlands 3, which doesn't require too much accuracy when playing, but I do end up playing for 3-4 hours each session. Overall I'm pretty satisfied with the purchase.

Dimensions in (L x W x H): 125.6 mm x 64.5 mm x 38.5 mmIt shares a similar shape to the G-Wolves Hati, but the m1 & m2 button area is flatter and feels better.Pros:Shape feels solid (Mains are Intellimouse Pro and G-Wolves Skoll)There's 0 flex on the sidesCons:Flexing the bottom will trigger the DPI switchLack of software support because the site isn't up yetSomething is rattling insideOne of the mouse skates is misalignedDPI is stock, probably until the company sorts out the softwarePrice is in the ball park of other mice that are better in terms of build quality and similar features

This mouse is insanely well built for the cost. The skates kinda suck but that can be fixed with $6 tiger arcs from AliExpress. The cable is a little stiff as well but that’s nothing a bungee or paracord can’t fix. It stomps the poorly built model o into the ground and is a drastically nicer alternative.

Allow me to start out by saying I've used a lot of different mice, including other lightweight mice like the one's from finalmouse, Glorious, Cooler Master, HK Gaming, Razer, EndGame Gear, as well as many other popular gaming mice. This mouse blows everything else away in terms of value.Starting with the technical specs and button feel, the sensor is a high end Pixart 3389, the switches used for m1 and m2 are huano blue shell white dot, and the scroll encoder is a huano blue as well. The m1 and m2 clicks feel very crisp without being too stiff, and the scroll while being fairly quiet has noticeable tactile steps, the scroll click is fairly soft, but I never find myself accidentally pressing while scrolling. The thumb buttons are somewhat wobbly, but they are still perfectly serviceable.On to the exterior of the mouse, the shell seems to be uncoated, bare plastic, and the coloring looks a faded in certain spots. There is little to no flex in the shell and the side buttons cannot be pressed in by pressing on the sides like on some other lightweight mice. The left click was slightly loose and rattley, but it was easy to fix by simply putting some stickers on the plunger for the click. With that fix the mouse does not rattle at all if you shake it. The skates on this mouse might actually be some of the worst skates I've ever used on any mouse at all but they're cheap and easy to replace. The shoelace style cable isn't the most flexible cable I've seen of this type, but it's better than a typical braided or rubber cable, I find it to be similar to what finalmouse uses. Considering the low price point of this mouse it's easy to forgive it for these imperfections.There is no software for this mouse officially but you can use the software for another mouse called the "eShark MOUSE ESL-M4 NAGINATA" on this mouse and it works perfectly. You can use it to adjust the lighting effects, record macros, change button assignments, change dpi steps, adjust polling rate, and so on.If you happen to be looking for a lightweight honeycomb mouse on a budget you'd be hard pressed to find something that beats this. The RGB lighting and it's effects look incredible. The shape feels great (in my opinion), and the performance of the mouse itself competes with some of the best and much more expensive mice.EDIT: After using it for a few days it seems the click latency is quite high and there is no way to adjust it in the software. There is a way to adjust it with the software for another mouse called the SPC LIX+ but it requires editing the config file to make the software pick this mouse up.

18x10 hands with Claw GripOh boy. For $30 this mouse is unbeatable.** I was able to use a guide from /r/MouseReview to get the software from the SPC Lix+ to work with the X24 and that fixed the weird stock DPI settings permanently. **The shape is like a weird FKxGPW baby and it’s great. The clicks are super crisp and feel fantastic. The cable is decent enough and the scroll wheel could be a tad better but for $30 who cares.3389 performance is flawless as expected and it tracks perfectly on my Hien.My only issue with this mouse is the feet. Quite frankly they’re bad. It’s an easy thing to replace so I don’t really see a point in knocking the review down over a small thing like that.I highly highly recommend you pick this mouse up.

Very comfortable and light mouse.Fits my hand nicely and seems pretty durable. I use for gaming and has smooth tracking.I 100% recommend for the price.

Very light and easy to use. Great for gaming