LTC GM022 Ultralight 3-Mode Wireless Gaming Mouse with RGB Charging Dock, PAW3395 26K DPI Sensor, 55G Lightweight Ergonomic Bluetooth Gaming Mouse, 5 Programmable Buttons, 80 Million Click Switch

Very light and good quality
If u dont want to spend a ton on gaming mouse, this is your best shot, its precise, light and the charging stand makes you forgot about the battery cause everytime you finish to use it, just drop it on the stand and forget about it till u use it again, + the battery last too much to me even noticed i have to charge it

Only right click button works
Was super excited for the mouse, however after letting it fully charge only the right click button works. I got it to move right and left for about 2 seconds and now it won’t work.

Love, love, love this mouse!
I’m not kidding, I really love this mouse. I’ve tried other wireless mice that worked just fine, except for the fact that you had to worry about finding batteries every so often. I swear I buy a huge pack of batteries and the first time I need them they have already disappeared. Corded mice are all well and good, but I do my computing on a laptop while sitting in my recliner. It gets tiring dealing with a tangle of cords every time you have to get up. This yellow wonder of a mouse solves all my mouse woes, and it looks and feels great to boot.The mouse, charging cord, and charging cable all come in a branded box. There were most likely instructions as well, but setup and operation were simple enough that I paid them no mind. The USB-C charging cord can be plugged directly into the mouse for charging, or it can be plugged into the charging stand. It is actually a pretty nice cord, braided and very flexible. But it is the charging dock that makes this mouse so great. All you have to do is set the mouse on the base when not in use and never worry about batteries or plugging in again. I have no idea how long the charge will last since I’m only on my computer in spurts throughout the day. The bottom of the charging base lights up with shifting colorful light that makes it easy to locate even in the dark. You can also plug a USB cord into the front of the base, so you don’t have to waste a USB port just on the charger.I chose the yellow color option on the mouse, and it is a rich and happy hue. The mouse has a really smooth surface and feels good in your hand. It is super lightweight as well. In addition to the standard two buttons and a clickable wheel, the mouse has two buttons on the left side for gaming. The buttons seem good and responsive to me, but I am no hardcore gamer. I really love that the button to adjust the DPI is on the bottom of the mouse, I’ve had issues with accidentally messing up my settings mid game before when the DPI is on top of the mouse. There is also a power switch and a little cubby that contains the wireless adapter on the bottom.The mouse can be connected with the wireless adapter that plugs into your computer’s USB, via Bluetooth, or even with a USB C cord if it is in need of charging. The mouse works wonderfully all three ways. I’m really impressed with the quality of this mouse, so much so that I’ve already told the gamers in the house that they aren’t getting this one.

Good mouse for general use too
So many peripherals say “gaming” in order to get the attention of a specific subset of computer users, but that doesn’t mean the item can’t be great for “non-gamers” (though admittedly, we’re a home full of gamers). This mouse performed well for both day-to-day use and gaming, including MMOs as well as FPSes. Being able to drop it on the charger is much nicer than having to plug it in. The shell is a bit smoother than I’d like so is something to be aware of if that’s an issue for you. Overall, it’s been a great mouse.