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

First off I want to say that I've only used this mouse for a short period of time and have not had the chance to really test the mouse. That being said my first impression of this mouse is that it's absolutely phenomenal with just a few slight cons. Pros: lightweight - I have not weighed it myself but its around 70 grams. Compared to my g pro wireless its noticeably lighter. shape - the ergo shape of this mouse is amazing I have not used a ergo mouse in over a year due to owning my g pro. My hands are on the smaller side so I palm grip and this mouse just fits me like a glove. sensor - great sensor no tracking issues so far. cable - great lightweight cable. I do not have another comparable lightweight mouse to compare it to. mousefeet- nice stock mouse feet comparable to hyperglides. These are faster than my hyperglides but you feel alot more of the surface. Cons: slight lmb side travel - not noticeable while playing side button pretravel - again not very noticeable while playing Overall this is a great mouse for the price point and will definitely be my go to mouse for the time to come!

Good Mouse! I did initially have an issue with it, but Xtrfy went above and beyond in making it right. The design is beautiful, and it feels good. When they say it’s lightweight, they mean it. Feels nearly weightless in the hand. Clicks feel really satisfying. The only thing I didn’t really love is the choice to put the RGB control button where most mice put the DPI/CPI control on top below the scroll wheel, and placing the CPI control on the bottom. Not really a dealbreaker through, and I can see why they possibly did this, it’s puts it next to the manual polling rate switch - with by the way is a HUGE help in dialing in fast! Don’t think I could give up that polling switch now that I’ve gotten used to having it! Highly recommended . Great design, great company to do business with!

This mouse is the best ergo for medium hands. You can easily claw grip or even fingertip although wouldn't recommend it for that particular grip since an ambidextrous is better. Small hands could very comfortably palm this baby. PROS +Build quality is great, no issues what so ever +M1 and 2 buttons are crisp and perfect, wheel is great and side buttons maybe a little high but nothing you will complain + Cable is not the best in the market but much better than any Zowie or Logi for sure. Not a problem + Feet are the best stock feet I've seen, paired to the mm710. Super fast and smooth, you do have to add the extra piece they send you. +NO SOFTWARE NEEDED + Shape fits like a glove on your hand +Weight is perfect, I'm aiming super good with this mice +The best looking mice on the market CONS +Not really + Shape is nothing you've ever seen before, it takes time to adapt to it. Curves are very pronounced so you gotta learn to grip this. Once you do; Aaaaawww Yeaaah!! I've seen a couple ppl not liking the cable or side buttons. Cable is bit stiffer once you open. With 2 weeks of use it softens out pretty neat. Side buttons are just fine.

Some background: I am a Claw / fingertip grip user, switch between CM MM711, Endgame XM1, and a Skoll-S. For work I main a Razer Viper Ultimate and the Xtrfy M4. I just love the way my hand fits over this mouse. But in my opinion, it is better for a daily work driver than a gaming mouse because it is incredibly comfortable, a bit too comfortable. Let me explain... I have found that a gaming mouse needs to allow for a relaxed but slightly tensioned grip so that you can respond quickly with flicks and react to game events. However, in the case of this mouse, the mouse puts my hand in such a comfortable position that my muscles go into "rest" mode and I end up shifting all my weight on my wrist. This means that when the time comes for me to move the mouse, my hand has to tense slightly, along with my arm / elbow, and shift my weight onto the mouse slightly before I can make micro adjustments. It's a tiny micro adjustment but I can tell that it throws off my reactions by a few split seconds. As comfortable as this mouse was, I just wasn't getting the same scores and hitting the shots I wanted. I didn't fully realize why until I switched back and forth with my Cooler Master MM711, which is perfectly comfortable but also keeps my hand / wrist in an "always ready" position. So I took it out of rotation for my gaming mouse and moved it to my daily driver for work. I am a UI/UX designer and I sit in front of a desktop all day. It has become my main work driver for several weeks, replacing my Razer Viper Ultimate and I love it. The one downside to the mouse is that the scroll wheel starts to squeak after a few weeks. For me it happened in week 2 but it got really noticeable by week 3. The squeaking sound is not so bad by itself, but it feels like something is grating against the wheel and it made me cringe. I ended up taking the mouse apart and using silicone lubricant to grease the scroll wheel and now it's smooth as butter. Also the mouse looks awesome! It is not a finger print magnet and just feels super high quality. I have no regrets buying the mouse and I love how comfortable it is for work. The only thing I ding it for is the toe curling squeaking.

Edit: Xtrfy have sent me a replacement free of charge that doesn’t have any of the issues. Good customer service, but be aware of very minor minor QC issues. Other have said it better than me so I’ll be pretty fast on my overall take on the mouse. Comfortable shape (but it’s definitely not for everyone), lightweight and good for gaming, good button feel. Compared to earlier models, creaking is a complete non issue and there is little to no play on the left button. However there are some issues that I’ve noticed on my model. There’s some discoloration on the mouse. I’ve tried scratching it away but no luck, seems to be be an imperfection on the actual plastic or something underneath the coating. Not a deal breaking issue nor is it super noticeable but still is a something QC missed. Also something worth mentioning is that on the white model the mouse wheel LED (on the solid color white mode) it is noticeably greenish/yellow. I don’t know how well it comes across on camera, but compared to the led strip it is a completely different shade.

So far I LOVE this mouse. I'm using it primarily for business rather than gaming, but still about 8 hours a day. I needed a really comfortable mouse to get rid of forearm pain. This one seems perfect. I love the shell with the holes. My hands tend to sweat sometimes and this mouse really helps. It has a reasonable (not overwhelming) number of settings, and the colors are a lot of fun :-) The cable is nice, soft and flexible, and I like that there is no software to mess with. Plug and play. Build quality seems fabulous. At this point I would definitely buy this mouse again. I found it based on recommendations on RocketJumpNinja for my hand size and grip. That's a really useful tool if you're looking for a comfortable mouse. About shipping, it came to the US from Spain but was very fast, just a couple days.

I was a bit nervous before buying this because I many people said it was an "unsafe" shape, but i really don't agree. It really feels just like a good ergo mouse, just a bit flatter on the top and front, which I think makes it a great mix of ergo and ambidextrous. The only cons I have is some creaking when pressing on the sides, which is kind of annoying. I'm also not a big fan of holes on the side but that's purely a personal preference thing. All in all this is my favorite mouse ive tried in years.

I bought three of them! It features a lightweight design, catering specifically to people with smaller palm sizes, and offers adjustable response speeds.