KeychronM7 Wireless Computer Mouse, 26K DPI Optical Computer Mouse, 2.4 GHz/Bluetooth/Wired with Macro Button 63g Lightweight Ergonomic, Up to 70 Hours Worktime for Laptop macOS/Windows - White

I love this mouse. I've always bought $10:00 or $15 mice, so this the the first upgraded one I have ever had. It's smooth, and being able to program the keys is great. I have one program where I select a photo and do control k, and doing that on the keyboard is a pain, I can set the control wheel to do control k when I press it, what a time saver. We'll worth it cost.

Shockingly great mouse, especially for the price. The shape is perfect, the extra button is really nicely placed, and extremely easy to change. Super light weight, without feeling cheap. I have been using this as my work mouse for 9 months 8 hours a day, and I think I have charged it maybe 3 times.

Very lightweight mouse. All the buttons and scroll wheel feel satisfying. Entire mouse is made of plastic but it feels sturdy. And I absolutely love the thumb rest. Its part of the reason I purchased this specific mouse.The "flagship" feature of this mouse (and the main reason I purchased it), is not having to install any garbage keyboard manufacturer software to use this mouse. When you plug in your mouse to any computer or laptop, the mouse (and all its settings) will just work. And if you ever want to customize your mouse from anywhere, there's a portal available at the manufactures website that will allow you to connect your mouse and customize it. Pretty neat! This is especially useful for Linux users like myself who are tired of keyboard manufactures not producing their software for Linux (cough Logitech).A few gripes:- The mouse comes programmed with 5 DPI stages, and you aren't able to control which stages are active nor can you add additional stages.- You're not able to bind a mouse button to cycle through profiles either. This is strange considering they give you the option to bind your mouse button to cycle through DPI stages.- You must use a Chromium based web browser if you want to customize your mouse. Firefox does not work at all.- Despite claiming you can customize over 2.4Ghz, I've not been able to get that to work. The only way I can customize the mouse through their website is by connecting its wire.Note to new Linux users:For security reasons most Linux distros block the protocol necessary to access the portal for this mouse. This means if you try to access the website it wont work. To fix this you must add a udev rule for your account and permit the protocol specifically for this mouse. Search for "linux keychron udev via" and you should find your way!Overall I'm satisfied with this mouse and will be sticking with it!

You need to use Google Chrome. I was Using Firefox. Software works great On chrome. I hate how Customer Service could not tell me that. Pro's are the Software. I love the software once I got it working. The mouse is light, very responsive. Con's: The scroll wheel, its super stiff. Great for Gaming, Horrible for productivity and Internet browsing. Also I noticed that if Pick it up a few CM and place it down it will cause the Left mouse button to click. I REALLY wanted this mouse to be a replacement for my G703.** Original Review** Software Doesn't work for this mouse. Works but you wont able to make button assignments for it. On both Windows and Mac OS. For some reason the software doesn't detect the mouse despite it working in 2.4ghz, Bluetooth and Wired. Contacted customer support and its been a nightmare, its via email every 24 hours, 3 days later they decide to send my issue to Technical Support. Absolutely Mind Blowing.Tried updating the Firmware too and Firmware updater able to detect the mouse but the update file isn't compatible with the M7 mouse. DONT BUY THIS!!!

I like the mouse because I've used it at my friends place. I ordered it and it was used. I would have rather just have waited 2 weeks for a new non-opened box then get one that was used, smelled bad, and had a damaged cable.Just buy from straight from keychron unless you want to gamble on someones hair and food in your package or a new one.

Very comfortable mouse. I’ve always preferred the shape of like an MX Master but have always wished for a mouse that prioritized the gaming side. The 8K polling rate (more than anyone needs) means I never worry about my mouse jumping around or lagging at all which I’d get a bit of on my MX Master. I run it at 1K polling rate most of the time and I haven’t needed to charge it once. The click of the mouse feels very good but the right click is lighter which isn’t too bad but they both do feel different. It’s also a very accurate mouse, and always gives the same output to any of my inputs. It’s SUPER lightweight, I’ve been looking to switch to something lighter and at about 63g this is exactly what I was looking for.Overall, I think this is a good option for me, and anybody else looking for that good mix of gaming and MX Master feel will definitely like what they get.

There are hardly no mouses like this on the market. Most ergonomic mouses are heavy and therefore not ideal for FPS games, and most lightweight gaming mouses have no additional programmable buttons beyond the standard buttons.This mouse on the other hand is very lightweight, has good latency/sensor, and ergonomic (comfortable for palm or finger tip grips) with an additional programmable button.This mouse is intended for those who want to game, specifically FPS games, and want some decent productivity as well. They're other mouses that specialize in one or other and do it better.I don't not recommend ever buying the 8k polling because 1k is more than enough.The two cons I have for the mouse is the material quality feels cheap and I dislike Huano switches which are harder to click, but more reliable. The scroll wheel and side buttons feel great and easy to use. If you care about noise level, these switches are on the louder side.