Gwolves Hati HTM Ultra Lightweight Honeycomb Design Wired Gaming Mouse 3360 Sensor - PTFE Skates - 6 Buttons - Only 61G (Faze Red)

Son bought this on my account loves it.

Great mouse

Great for gaming smooth and fast

seems like the amount of force that is needed to keep left click held down has worn down as sometimes it will double click if not enough force is applied, which it did not originally do. I got it back in april and it only started doing this around November of the same year

its a bad mouse the side bottons are clunky and slow break easily

So I've tried the Viper Mini, MM710 and this. I use "pure" fingertip grip. Viper Mini: It's my favourite shape of any mouse I've used. However, the lift off distance is too high which makes it unusable for me. Not too fond of other design choices of the mouse either, just the shape. MM710: This would be fine for me if not for the back. As I use "pure fingertip", I grip the mouse very far back; the MM710 is very wide near the back. The #1 reason why I like the Viper Mini is because the area which my fingers sit on is very slim. Hati S I was hoping this mouse was going to bring me the best of both worlds. Well... First of all M1 and M2. The coating on the mouse is definitely not desirable. I don't know how to describe it but if I run my finger across M1/M2 my finger vibrates rather than glides. There is so much friction - my finger is stuck in place and it doesn't feel like a good thing. If I do try to reposition my finger while keeping contact the buttons, they sometimes activate. This is due to what I just mentioned but also due to M1/M2 being INCREDIBLY light. So light to the point that I think it's a bad thing - many accidental activations so far. Next is the side buttons. M5 is fine however M4 is pretty much a completely different feel. It is mushier and if pressed a certain way there is a spring that vibrates which can be felt throughout most of the mouse. The mouse wheel is also pretty hard to press, and small so that you can't scroll it as well as bigger mouse wheels. The honeycomb design is a lot better than the MM710 though. A higher number of smaller holes is definitely better than a lesser number of bigger holes. So, the mouse has a lot of flaws. However a combination of it being a better shape for me than the MM710, and not having the unusable LOD of the Viper Mini will make me stick with it for a month. At that point I'll decide if I want to return it and try something else. Edit: I ordered another and it doesn't have the side button spring issue, however M4/5 still feel different. Other than that no issues I've noticed so far, however the mouse has clearly been used... wtf Amazon. They wont offer me a partial refund either. Am I gonna have to buy this for a third time...? I really love this mouse so far but it feels like a cheap toy out of a cereal box. Regardless my aim has never been better with it. It's a decent combination of what I was looking for - just too bad about the quality control and the material. Edit2: Mouse 1/2 are just awful quality. Just too light and delicate, you can feel it straight away. I thought it was a design choice but I guess it isn't. M1 completely broke on one of my copies. Quality is just not even close to where it needs to be. Don't buy G-Wolves mice. Mouse wheel has also pretty much disintegrated on both mice. Worse mouse wheel of any mouse I've ever used. Stiff out the box and become inconsistent and even more stiff very quickly. Can't believe with all its flaws this still might be my best option.

Looks just like clix mouse

I love this mouse. The second I used this I found it weird to use because I've never used a lightweight mouse before. But the only thing I dislike is that there is no RGB which I don't mind but it would've been a nice feature