HTX ACE Wireless Gaming Mouse 39g Ultra Lightweight Design(Non-Honeycomb, Black)

I was looking on amazon for a new gaming mouse, and this one caught my eye. I had never bought a G-wolves product before, so I decided to pull the trigger and purchase this mouse for around 100 dollars. Equipped with an industry standard PixArt 3395 sensor, this mouse excels in tracking with a 1k hertz polling rate. I would say it is a small shape, designed for a fingertip and claw grip. The mouse also came with additional skates and grip tape. Weighing 37g, this mouse is very comfortable and the quality isn't bad at all. It performs well in tactical shooters, such as VALORANT and the clicks are very crisp. I do feel like the side buttons are a little small, but it takes some getting used to and you won't have a problem.

I love the shape and weight. The design is very rigit in comparison to my finalmouse. But the RMB has drooped a little tiny bit and in addition, developed a little pre-travel which means the button moves a noticeable amount downwards prior to the switch activating. This is all-in-all a minor issue because it still works. But I have to note that I've got like 6 different brands of mice. And I've used them all for MUCH longer than I've used this G-wolves htx ace... The only one to develop even a tiny amount of pre-travel/droop is my G302 which I used daily for almost 7 years. I checked and all the screws seem tight. I'll also say that the battery life on this mouse is abyssmal. Can't really trust it for even two days straight without worrying about the battery. And not only that but it doesn't even have any LED indication for the battery, nor option in the software for such a notification. Nope. Your mouse just dies if you forget to charge it. With all these negatives thoroughly addressed, I enjoy this mouse a lot and I'm not sorry that I bought it. I just think it should definitely cost less considering the RMB issue and battery life. Mine was $132 in July 2024.

I am an avid gamer who plays for 5 - 12 hours a day and this i by far my favorite mouse. It is the perfect size for my hand and has great texture on the clickers. The combination of lightweight while maintain wireless functionality is why it is one of my favorites and there is no needed software to be installed, it is all website based. The only knock i have on it is that the one i had before had a side button go bad about a year in, although i put a lot of hours on these.

I'm a person who has experimented with a lot of the current top end mice, this mouse is by far my favorite shape by far and this has become my new main. Scroll wheel is very good. Left and right clicks are good with no pre-travel and minimal post travel. The weight and balancing are amazing but the low weight does come with a cost of durability. G-Wolves did a great job engineering the PCB to reinforce the side walls and feels very sturdy but the mouse will slam click with even a pretty light tap. Although there is not noticeable flexing on the shell, I do feel like I probably could break the mouse if I really tried to squeeze it with my hand. But this is just what happens when you have a mouse this light, You can get this mouse for $109 on the g-wolves website but I paid the extra to go through Amazon for the easier return options if anything happened. I love the shape. If the Zowie FK series made a small size, id imagine this would be close to what shape it would be.

Amazingly light mouse! If you've only ever used 70g+ mice and don't want to wait for one of the bespoke mouse companies to have stock, this does excellently. The weight is of course the highlight, but the design is also quite clean, there are lots of options for mouse skate placement, and the included cable and dongle are high quality.