MOTOSPEED Wireless Gaming Mouse,Tri-Mode 2.4G/USB-C/Bluetooth Mouse Up to 26000DPI,PAW3395 Optical Sensor,PC Gaming Mice with 7 Programmable Button,80Hrs for Windows/Mac, Rechargeable,Black

This mouse arrived in a nice branded box and inside it was well packed in foam to protect it in shipping. The package came with the mouse, a long cable, instruction book, AND a USB to USB C converter. That last piece was a nice extra to help ensure you can get it plugged into your device for charging.The mouse itself is very light weight. Like others said, my first instict was that it was to worry that "light" meant "cheap" but very quickly my mind changed on that. The buttons all have a very nice feel to them, and the wheel has a rubber cover to provide grip while scrolling. The "presentation" of this mouse is minimal with only the scroll wheel sides lighting up with RGB. I actually love how minimalistic it looks with my desk setup.The cable is of a loose braid design, which some will like and others not. I like it, and what is best is that it is very long and includes its own rubber cable organizer tie on it. It is USB C which means when plugging it into the mouse for charging you don't really need to be that concerned about direction. Although plugging it in for the first time it was not as smooth to get seated properly as I would have liked.The DPI switches are great because it provides you a button for going either direction in the pre-configured options instead of cycling through them in one direction. I love how low the DPI goes which can be great for gaming.So far it is holding up well. I will need to give it a few more days to test battery life and will try and update my review then. The only thing I dislike about it is that the mouse "feet" which help glide it across your desktop are white while the rest of the mouse is black. It sort of ruins the aesthetic, however you will never be using it while seeing the bottom so that is mostly just a personal preference. The box does come with an extra replacement set but they are also in white.Overall although I think this is a bit pricey, it is functioning much better than mice in the $15-$20 price range that I've been testing. Spending that little extra will give you something significantly better. You could go and drop $70-$100 on a name brand, but this is a nice in-between I think.

Really enjoy this mouse. Like the somewhat unique shape. It's a more subtle ergo. The biggest issue with this mouse and why it lost a star is the massive post travel in the side clicks. If you are a little aggressive with your side clicks you can almost get the side button stuck inside the shell. If you can live with that, I would recommend giving this mouse a try, especially for the price.

Update: Been using this mouse for 2 weeks as my main driver and I love this thing even more.Needed an hour or two on the charger after about 12 days of very heavy use from just the charge it was shipped with. Going strong. Still very comfortable, no issues at all so far with accuracy or responsiveness.Still highly recommend!----- Original Review Below ------I am shocked at how nice this mouse feels in the hand and how lightweight it is.The weight rivals the featherweight mice that can get up to double the price of this mouse on the low end. Think Glorious tier lightless for half off.The packaging it came with is some of the nicest looking packaging I have seen in forever, it invokes 90s electronic packaging in a really good way. You get the mouse, a super nice braided cable, some extra feet and a sticker. The cable rivals how nice Razers sleeved cables are, very soft and pliable in addition to being light.The mouse itself looks pretty plain, but is designed incredibly well. It is very comfortable to hold and the buttons are all snappy and responsive, nothing felt mushy or low quality at all. Even the plastic, though thin to keep the weight down, does not flex much at all when the side walls are squeezed, like it barely budges. The exterior shell does look generic gamer mouse and that is fine.It will not assault you with RGB, the lights by default show quickly to indicate the DPI and turn back off. I personally love this. In terms of design, the wireless receiver storage is one of the most unique and clever I have ever seen.I will be using this mouse for the next few weeks and will update if my impressions change or if there are any issues. But so far, after a few hours of gaming with it, I am loving this mouse.A very well deserved S+ from me. It gets a recommendation from me.

I got this to review at no cost so take that for what it's worth. That being said, I liked this mouse quite a bit even though since I lay my hand over the mouse my preference has always been for mice with a flair at the bottom for my thumb. It is very light and moves very quickly. Sensitivity is easily changed and I had to actually turn it down a bit playing Skyrim. As a bonus, it comes with an extra set of silicone pads in the event these wear out. It is rechargeable with a cable long enough to also use it as a wired mouse. The woven covering on the cable is a little strange in that it is loose. Normally woven covers are tight to the cable. So far, battery life has been really good. I charged it a week ago when it was delivered, don't ever turn it off and it's still going strong. As a daily driver, it works fine as you would expect. All in all pleasantly surprised and will continue to use it in place of my Logitech wireless that has developed the double click problem they are so noted for.