Xtrfy M4 RGB, Ultra-Light Wired Gaming Mouse, Ergonomic Design for Right-Handers, Cutting-Edge Pixart 3389 Sensor, Adjustable RGB Lighting, Miami Blue Edition

It’s the best mouse that I’ve tried yet and my performance in games like valorant it’s increased in better. The mouse has a good feel, it’s a nice looking mouse and the cord is lightweight and durable. Really impressed

This is my third mouse marketed as a lightweight mouse and it's the best one so far. The quality of the shell and the cable is very good. The ergonomic shape fits my hand well, took a bit of getting used to seeing as previous mice don't have this shape but after an hour or so it was fine. It's a simple mouse, DPI switch on the bottom, change the type and colour of the LED's through button combinations on the mice (that won't activate if you're playing).My only gripe is, at least the way I pick my mouse up when doing fast flicks to reset its position, it doesn't work so well and is a mouse that prefers being on the mousepad and picked up rarely but this is due to the shape. I pick up my mice usually and it tilts slightly to the right, but with the shape having an outward bump to fit your hand better, it will have resistance but as I said before, it only took an hour or so to get used to clearing the pad more or having a larger mousepad.

It's a good mouse but in the end it comes down to shape. Like the Rival 310 the curve on the left side is quite aggresive which forces your thumb forward and the mouse into your palm. Not ideal if you like to use finger tip or claw grip since you can't move the mouse around without your palm restricting movement. If the side was a bit flatter like the Zowie EC2 it would be suitable for more people.Besides shape the M1&2 buttons don't have comfort grooves, but the top coating is really good - my hands get quite sweaty which can make plastic feel greasy on other mice like the deathadder for example.If you're interested in this mouse just try it out, amazon has super easy returns policy if you don't like it.

I've had a few mice and none have compared to this mouse. I feel like the design is perfect for my hand and the weight is exactly what I was looking for. There is no mouse drift and the sensor feels pixel perfect. I also like the mesh design on the mouse but it can sometimes be a pain to clean. The mouse doesn't come with any software which is a shame as I am used to being able to customise the side buttons. Overall, I would 100% recommend this mouse and when it comes time to replacing it I will be looking at Xtrfy in the future.

My son chose this as he has recently got in to gaming in a big way and the clunky old Corsair that I had provided for him was apparently not pog enough, whatever that's supposed to mean. So, he chose this little number based on some stuff he'd read somewhere.He loves it! Rates it very highly indeed. I've had a pop and it does fit the hand well, has a very accurate sensor and is as light as a cloud - and that's the main takeaway for me, it is ridiculously light, yet feels solid at the same time. Clever. Watching him play and the crazy-fast reactions that youngsters seem to have, it certainly works for him and he'll move, build, shoot etc. with unnerving speed and accuracy.So, for a very lightweight gaming mouse, it has certainly hit the spot. Build quality seems very good and the cable is nice and thick too. All good.

(Obviously) I use this for gaming. It's light, but not too light, looks great, glides nicely, easy-to-use (and non-software based) RGB, good range of CPI - what's not to love? One thing some might not like is the shape (fairly aggressive curve on the left side), but for me it's perfect and fits my play style in FPS games nicely. No creaking either, which many said was a concern. Would 100% buy again.EDITAfter a few weeks of use, I believe a slight creak has evolved, on the left side of the mouse. Not too much and it doesn't really bother me anyway, but thought it was worth mentioning since it's been something others have said about it. This might be an easy fix, by tightening the screws holding the mouse together (which are located under the feet for anyone wondering) but I haven't bothered trying. If I do then I'll update.

No complaints, bar one. This mouse does all I need it to: it works right out of the box, no fuss with software, feels good for my hands which aren't too big. This mouse has a great sensor and is super lightweight due to the perforated design that most mouse companies are employing in their designs. The cable also adds not additional unnecessary weight and is pretty flexible.The light modes are pretty rudimentary; you have your rainbow cycling RBG and what have you, but the default solid colour is yellow and that's my only complaint.Everything else is great, the presentation in the packaging and the two free key caps you get are petty neat.

Having already bought the black version for my pc, I got this one for my laptop and still loving how light it is. This blue version has a really nice cable and the colour is even better IRL than in pictures.One thing to be said is when you first start using it you might notice some creaking which happened with my first one but after a bit of use it settles in.