Keychron M6 4000 Hz Wireless Bluetooth 5.1/2.4 GHz/Wired Optical Mouse, Lightweight 78g Programmable PixArt 3395 Sensor with up to 26K DPI/ 650 IPS for Windows Mac Linux - Black

Excellent leaves any semblance of illogic competition in the dust. Only nitpick would be the scroll wheel feels a little less premium than what I was used to, not the same full metal ratcheting feel. However I understand the choice to allow a lighter overall mouse and it still feels quite premium.

I don’t game anymore, but this mouse is better than my Mx master 3s for productivity and I think I might like it better for gaming than my g603 if I were to still game. I have 20,000 hours in Wow. I’ve owned 2x death adders. 2-3 laser wireless 3000 from 2001, 3x G603, 2x Naga(molten, and the update), several other cheap mice from respective brands like the G502 hero, and Microsoft laser mouse from 2000 - the white one. Out of all of those, naga was my least favorite - but I would have loved to get my hands on a Hex if they still made them. G603 was just ahead of the death adder, but you had to get the G603 with double AAs. I prefer a heavy mouse and this is not a heavy house. They don’t make G603 battery powered anymore. I did not even know this mouse had tilt on the main scroll wheel(L+R) plus a secondary scrool wheel, they all appear to be mappable, but I’ve not tried yet. Just used it for a few hours install programs after reformatting. 👍🏼. The back butting might be hard to hit if you have large hands, but it’s definitely easier than the MX master 3. I don’t like the lip at the back of the palm on the Mx master 3 at all. Great value for money, unboxing experience was superb. I have to return it though, it was not until I got it out of the box, that I realized you could not map the top button.

I was searching for a mouse that did not require carrying or replacing batteries. It was fully functional straight out of the box. The center wheel's scroll function can be adjusted with a dedicated button, while the side wheel is particularly useful for horizontal scrolling in spreadsheets or navigating timelines during video editing. The device offers Bluetooth connectivity for everyday use, as well as a wireless mode via an included dongle for enhanced speed and accuracy. While I am not a gamer, I appreciate the extended battery life and the smooth, lightweight movement of the mouse.

Nice mouse but overpriced for the over quality of what you get. My pros: light - weighs about the same as a $30 MOUSE. Nice sensor. About as good as you will find in 4000hz or less mice. My cons: Latest Keychron engine software does not recognize the mouse so no customizing love. The dongle... With the 1000 hz model you get not one, but TWO mini dongles USB A and USB C. With the 4K version you get this one blocky receiver that does not plug directly into a USB port. You use the one and only cable to connect it. I use this with a KVM switch so I am not amused with the extra wire coming off of it. If your eyes suck like mine, the tiny manual print will hurt your eyes to make out what it is saying. Needless to say I returned it and will instead look at the more expensive, but far higher quality Logitech MX Master 3s since I can't find the better-quality Keychron M6 8000 mouse anywhere.

I love these mice. I currently own two of them and will probably buy another. Keychron knocked it out of the park with this one. Easy to connect, easy to program and set up, easy on the hands. I'll buy these instead of a Logitech mouse that costs two or three times as much with less features. Also works great if you use a company issued computer because there is no software to install. You connect the mouse, go to Keychron's site, and set the mouse up from there. DPI and polling are controlled from the bottom of the mouse so you can use right away. No need to get your company or IT to approve a software install.