Keychron M7 8K Wireless Mouse, 30K DPI Optical Computer Mice, 2.4 GHz/Bluetooth/Wired with Macro Button 66g Lightweight Ergonomic, Up to 140 Hours Worktime for Laptop macOS/Windows - White

I was kind of obsessed with finding a mouse that worked for me. I have larger hands and work from home. I also like to game. For years, I used a logitech M510. I went through a few of them but they were pretty consistent and reliable. The only downside is they were not great for gaming. So I decided to get a G305. I was torn between the G305 or the Razer Orochi V2. I ended with G305, which is a great mouse, but it was way too small and hurt my hands. So I decided to pull the trigger on this thing. I am super happy with it!The battery life is fantastic. I dont even think about it and just plug it in once a week when I remember and its never been an issue. This thing is LIGHT WEIGHT. Its so light that I was worried I wouldnt like it. I love it. No cramps, hand feels good with it. I love this mouse. Would absolutely buy this mouse again.

Pictured is the Logitech g502, and m100. The trackball is the x-keys l-trac.I use to own a MX Master version 2. I wanted something different and less flashy.The high end Logitech MX master 2s (not pictured) has a more premium feel and a much better scroll wheel.However I appreciate the lack of logos and branding on the M7 mouse. It has a minimalist aesthetic and overall I am pleased with it. It will become my daily driver alongside my trackball.The wheel on it is on par to the M100. If it weren’t for a lack of the infinite scroll wheel or even a decent one, I would recommend it over Logitech’s MX Master. The wheel is useable though and wasn’t so terrible that I returned it.The G502 has a better scroll wheel than the M7. However the mouse itself is flashier and a little extra for my tastes.The M7 is a solid gaming/productivity mouse. It has a better refresh rate than the MX master, and looks less juvenile than the g502. Expect to be meh’ed by the scroll wheel and you won’t be disappointed.Also Keychron includes every connector you can think of in the box, and the optional cord is really nice. So 👍

Had to return this mouse because it stopped working. The mousse quality is not that great in comparison to other options on the market. The design look is good which is why I purchased it. I have their Keyboard which is nice, so I thought the mouse would be good, but it turned out to be a dud.

Very good mouse. Lightweight and great battery life, charges fast. Zero connection or driver issues. I have small hands and haven't had any problems with that either.

Pretty darn good for the price

I literally had not heard about the M7 even being released, and there are not many reviews on it. I read though it was one of the few mice with a similar shape to the Logitech G502, which is similar to the G604 I have in this picture. The G604 is about 135g in all it's glory, and I've longed for a lighter version of it. I bought this blindly for the shape, although I have a fantastic Keychron keyboard that has served me well for four years now. This mouse is honest to God maybe the best mouse for the money I've tried in the last five years, and I've tried like nearly 30 different mice in that time. From the switch feel and sound, side button size and placement, to the stock skates, the scroll wheel feel the weight, and the implementation of the DPI and polling rate buttons. The shell has no flex and the coating is very similar to Razer's, but I find it slightly grippier. I really don't have anything negative to say about it, and the price for what you get is almost unheard of. I will update my review if this craps out on me, but Keychron seriously released an amazing mouse that nobody seems to be talking about.

- too light (it lacks some weight especailly for office use)- the body material attracts fingerprints like crazy - after my first session it feels like it hass been used for quite long time.Speend and responsive is very good ... but the lightness cause the speed to double.

It has onboard memory that is persistent across computers. Just set your buttons and macros on one computer and you're set. Perfect for those that use a work computer that does not allow them to install software like Logitech forces you to in order to remap keys. It is extremely light, like really light. I do wish it had silent keys though.