AJAZZ AJ159 P SUPERLIGHT Wireless Gaming Mouse with Magnetic Charging Dock, Ultra-Light 56g, Pixart PAW3395 Sensor, 26000 DPI, 2.4Ghz/Wired, 6 Programmable Buttons, 200Hrs Battery, for PC/MAC (Black)

Great all round product comfy on the hand

I would say this is a small- medium mouse for small to medium hands, my hands are 21cm and its a bit too small for me but I can still use it, for smaller hands its a good safe shape that doesn't force your fingers into any one position.Build quality is top notch , no flex when squeezed , no creaking ,no rattles when shaken.Scroll is very good as well, has pronounced steps, almost as good as the Logitech's G305 scroll.Smooth outer shell.All buttons feel good to press, HUANO switches are quite clicky and feel nice, side buttons are more clicky.Feet are adequate and do the job, thick enough.Sensor is PixArt PAW3395 is on so many mice now when it used to be only on very expensive mice years ago, sensor performance is flawless.Can use wireless or wired, when wired it charges the battery at the same time, the cable is a nice flexible cable that you plug into the dock which your wireless dongle plugs into.DPI goes all the way up to 26000 in steps of 200, the DPI button is on the underside of the mouse, out of the box the polling rate is set at 1000HZ.Software has the usual stuff, LOD 1-2mm. polling rate, DPI status by colour, battery indicator and macro editor .The dock is compact and has some under glow RGB, , a button on the underside can change to different RGB modes, mouse connects to the dock easily with two small magnets, has some sticky pads on the underside of the dock to keep the dock from moving.Great mouse for smaller hands, recommended.👍

This mouse is very light (just above 50g). It is a fairly standard shaped mouse and is quite comfortable to hold. The scroll wheel has grooves and doesn't require much pressure to turn. The wireless USB connector is stored underneath the mouse, you'll need a finger nail to pick off the cover to access it. The mouse has 6 adjustable DPI settings, shown by a small light on the top that changes colour. Toggling through these changes the sensitivity of the mouse cursor. It is really useful for when you need to move between applications such as gaming or video editing and don't want to keep accessing windows mouse settings. It also has backward and forward browser page buttons on the left side. The mouse is rechargeable and houses a 400mAh battery and can be charged through a supplied charging dock. The mouse connects to the block through two magnetic prongs that secure it in place; the charging block has a peel away sticky base and so can be stuck to your desk or wall but be aware, the magnetic prongs did not seem strong enough to secure the mouse to the block when it was stuck to the wall so perhaps it is only designed to be used Horizontally. You can also charge the mouse directly with a USB-C port at its front. The dock has a type-C port that goes into the block and a type-A port that goes out as well so you don't lose a USB-A port when charging. The dock also has a multi coloured, adjustable, LED feature which gives it that gaming look. It's not a particularly quiet mouse but it does provide smooth, controlled movement and it is easy to use. To my mind it is quite expensive so, as always, shop around for the best deals.