ATTACK SHARK X6 49g SUPERLIGHT Mouse, PixArt PAW3395 Gaming Sensor, BT/2.4G Wireless/Wired Gaming Mouse, 6 Adjustable DPI up to 26000, 200 Hrs Battery, G502, Office Mice for Win11/Xbox/PS/Mac (White)

This is an awesome wireless mouse that I would highly recommend to anyone who needs one. I love that the charging dock has a light that changes colors of the rainbow and the mouse has it's own indicator light to let you know that it's charging and when it's ready to use. Easy to set onto charging dock and has multiple connection options. The usb receiver works correctly and so does bluetooth connection. A great product that isn't too expensive. Works perfectly for what I need it for (school work and web design). I am not sure how well it works for gaming but I imagine it would get the job done just fine.

This mouse comes with a docking station that makes using it wirelessly so much easier than plugging in a cable. As an added bonus, the dock has rgb lighting that has a few different effects to match whatever your vibe is. Placing the mouse in the dock cradle to charge isn't perfect, but it usually starts charging without having to fiddle around with it too much. Just watch for the indicator light to come on, and you'll know it's charging. The dock has a sticky pad on the bottom so you can attach it to something, which does make it easier to use. Overall, the materials for this item are very high-quality and have a premium feel to them. It may seem subtle, but it's a nice touch that it actually says "Remove" on the protective film that covers the dock sticker pad and also the glide pads on the bottom of the mouse. Since people don't always intuitively notice there's a thin film on something. When functionality is impaired by the film being there, it's important to give the end user simple instructions to remove before use. Needless to say, removing the protective film on the glide plates improves the smoothness of the mouse movements by at least a factor of 10. So if you have issues with drag or friction when moving your attack shark mouse, check and see if there's a protective film on the pads. The form factor of this mouse is slightly smaller than others. It may not be great if you have big hands, but it is well within the "average" mouse size range. So it's probably fine for the vast majority of users. The X6 is slightly smaller than their V3 model. This is a 5 button mouse, and the 2 buttons in the middle are only for changing the dpi more and less, which has 6 levels of sensitivity. It is fairly simple to switch the dpi during gameplay using this device, but I find that any more than 1 level plus or minus can get disorienting very quickly. If you're switching to something like [long range sniper], it can be helpful to reduce the dpi for precision as an example. There's also an indicator light that changes color for which sensitivity level it's at currently. So you can visually confirm the setting when you look away from the screen just long enough to verify and then get backstabbed. The grip tape that's optional with this mouse is fairly easy to put on. It does fit very precisely, so it may take a few tries to get it exactly right. It is quite forgiving to apply, even for amateurs like me. One interesting feature this mouse has is that it will save up to 3 Bluetooth devices to pair with, and there's a button on the bottom to switch between them. Pros: Changing dock with rgb lighting. Wide range of dpi options with simple up/down button changing. Smooth glide motion pads. It's very lightweight. Grip tape aesthetic. Cons: Dock connection doesn't always begin charging every time. note: Smaller size may be a pro or con depending on your needs.