Attack Shark X3 Pro 4K/8K Hz Mouse, 59g Superlight BT/2.4G Wireless/Wired Gaming Mouse, PixArt PAW3395 Gaming Sensor, 26000 DPI, Programmable Buttons for Win11/Xbox/PS/Mac(Red)

This mouse is great. It's comfortable to use, the tracking is good, and both he bluetooth and 2.4ghz modes work well. The bluetooth mode does allow for connecting to two different devices so you don't have to re-pair every time Battery life seems good so far. I've used it for about a week and haven't charged it yet.

WHAT’S INCLUDED: -Mouse -Soft Braided USB Type C Cable -USB Type C to A Adapter -2.4Ghz usb A Dongle (Inside mouse) -Instructions PRODUCT/THOUGHTS: Model: Attack Shark X3 Pro -With this mouse, you get 3 connection modes. Wired using the included USB Cable. Bluetooth, and 2.4ghz using the dongle which is pre-installed in its storage compartment on the bottom of the mouse. It actually supports multi-channel BT connections, and you get 2 channels total for that. -There is no software to get for this mouse as far as I can tell. So all of your DPI Changes, are directly done via the DPI Button on the bottom of the mouse. There are no customizable modes with the DPI Or changing the side buttons pre-set controls. -You get the following DPI speeds, and each button press of the button will change a different color to indicate which selection you are on. Default is RED at 800, Green 1600, Blue 2400, Cyan 3200, Yellow 5000, and Purple with 26000 DPI. That is a massive jump from the 2nd to last DPI setting and the final. Personally, I use the 2400 DPI setting unless I’m on one of my glass mousepads and I’ll reduce it down to the 1600. -The mouse itself is very lightweight. It comes in at about 2.2oz/60-61grams. This is the appeal of this mouse as there is a whole class of Ultra Lightweight mice out there now. The overall feel, size, and quality are very close to another mouse I use as my daily driver. -This mouse is a little bit smaller though on all sides than my Kraken Mouse and that does cause me a bit of issues with the size of my hands. My hands are not THAT large, but I think if you have medium-large to large hands, this might be a bit fatiguing for you. It seems to work with people who have medium-small and lower-sized hands. The arch isn’t as high as I prefer as well. -The mouse itself however is smooth and precise. The scroll wheel feels pretty good. The click of the main Left and Right buttons is about in the middle in terms of stiffness. -They give you a nice soft braided cable to charge your mouse or for wired mode, that also has a built-in wire strap to keep things tidy. Would I recommend this? Yes, but watch out if you have very large hands, I think this isn’t for you, or at least not for a daily driver mouse. It would be fine as a travel mouse in those instances. But its a very nice ultra-lightweight mouse with smooth and precise performance and plenty of DPI options. It is a shame you can't customize the side buttons and are stuck with forward and back for Web pages instead of being able to set it to something else, so that’ll knock down the score a bit but it’s still quite a nice choice, and very similar to some other larger branded ultra lights I currently use.