PHYLINA S450 Wireless Gaming Mouse 56g PAW3395 Ultra Lightweight 26000DPI Programmable 1000Hz USB-C Wired PC Mice 6 Buttons for Mac,Laptop,PC

I want to preface this by saying that this is overall an excellent mouse, especially for the relatively low price. The few quirks I noticed are merely FYIs and nothing that is dealbreaking.Out of the box, I noticed that there were a lot of additional items included, which were a nice touch. However, they included an extra set of skates for a different mouse for some reason, and the included USB receiver extension would not fit with the USB dongle. I had to bend two little metal prongs inside the USB extender to get the receiver to go in properly. There are also some extra skates that do fit the mouse, an additional sensor ring, a nice paracord-esque charging cable and some grips.The mouse charges via USB-C and so far has excellent battery life, rated for "above 7 days". If it's anything like my other similar mice like the Ajazz AJ199 or Kysona M600, it should be close to 80 hours of usage. It does also state 80 hours in one of the Amazon product listing images Note that this mouse is 2.4ghz only and not 2.4ghz+BT like on my Kysona M600.The shape of the S450 is fairly unique and isn't just a carbon copy of the AJ199 and M600, as it has a lower button height and a different bottom shell that is similar to the Lamzu Atlantis. It feels great in my hand with my palm/claw hybrid grip. I've heard others compare it to the G-Wolves HTX, but I have not personally tried that mouse and cannot verify. The coating feels good and the build quality is excellent with no rattling, creaking, etc. The buttons all feel great, though the side buttons do have a bit of pre and post travel. The main clicks are using Huano blue shell pink dots, which are some of my favorite switches. My left and right click sound different (fairly typical in my experience), but feel fantastic. Light and easy to spam with good tactility. They are also more quiet than most other switches like Kailh GM8.0 and Omron 20m/50m. Note that the pre-installed skates have a plastic film over them that must be removed, otherwise it will feel scratchy.The sensor performs great in my testing, but the software was a bit hard to find. A Google search turned up nothing, and there was no download link in the included manual or printed on the box. I had to go to the website listed in the screenshot in the Amazon product listing, which oddly shows two different brand names... but the software is listed as the Phylina S450 software. I adjusted the debounce from 8ms to 0ms and unchecked "improve sensor prescision" (basically another way of stating mouse accel, which you don't want). The DPI was set to 1600dpi by default, which is my personal preference. The Amazon product page shows different default DPI steps than what are in the software and may just be a typo. It uses a top-of-the-line PixArt PMW3395 capable of up to 26000 dpi, which is the best sensor on the market aside from Razer's time-limited exclusive sensors. The PMW3395 is capable of 4000hz polling with the right mcu, but this one is limited to 1000hz. Not a problem for me, but worth noting.In conclusion, this is an incredible bargain for under $50 and I highly recommend it. Even with the little quirks I mentioned above, you'll be hard pressed to find a better mouse for the price. It is on par with my other budget favorites, the Ajazz AJ199 and Kysona M600 which I can also fully recommend.

I am happy with the mouse. It is not flawless. Tracking is incredible, so are the left and right click. These are the most important aspects of a modern day mouse.One flaw is the mushy side buttons. These buttons are relatively unimportant though. Hence why this is getting 4 stars instead of 5. If the seller wanted to send me another copy for review without mushy side buttons I’ll gladly bump up this review to 5 stars.This mouse is extremely similar in shape to the HTS+ with about the same quality.Overall, awesome. I definitely wouldn’t bother spending $150 for the hts+ when this mouse is available.

While my order did come with the mouse, I did not receive the wireless dongle or mouse grips. The mouse itself is great but without a dongle you are forced to use it with sub par performance or in wired mode. Luckily for me I have a lamzu mouse and the dongles seem to be compatible, but none the less all videos I have seen from other sellers provide a wireless dongle and grips for the mouse.

Really wanted to like this mouse. The shape is great, the wireless performance is great. But I can't get it to charge. I have tried every combination of mouse off/on, dongle plugged in or taken out, and a few different USB-C cords. Got it to charge to full once, now it won't charge again. Software says it's at 100% when it's plugged in, then 5% when I try to use it wireless again.Messaged the customer support to see if there was some sort of software fix. They said I can use it wired. Great. The mouse feels great when it works, I'm half tempted to try another version and see if it works because the shape fits perfectly, but it's a coinflip if that one works.

I have used hundreds of different mice throughout the years, and this is easy the best "budget" mouse I have come across. The shape is amazing, and I have been using it almost daily over much more expensive higher end mice. The sensor is more than adequate, and I have had zero issues with spinout or any other hiccup. The clicks are nice and clean with a crisp break and no pre/post travel in the main buttons. Even the side buttons feel nice and tactile with no squish to them. The encoder wheel has a good grip pattern that is easy to manipulate, and the steps are pronounced and space well. The wireless connections have worked flawlessly across all devices, and the battery life is right on par with industry standards. The feet are standard ptfe and give it a decent glide; personally, I put glass dots on mine, but that's preference. Even the coating is done well and provides a nice grippy surface without causing your hands to sweat. For the money you are not going to beat this mouse period!

NYIEFADA PHYLINA S450 Wireless Gaming Mouse Ultra Lightweight 56g Programmable PAW3395 26000DPI 2.4G 1000Hz USB-C Wired Rechargeable 6 Buttons for Mac,Laptop,PCThis is a really well constructed and lightweight mouse. There is virtually no squeaking at all and that's crazy with how much material is remove from the bottom tray. The shape feels great and it's at that perfect mid 50's weight. The top clicks are quick and feel good but it has a lot of post travel, so it gets squishy at the end. It gets hard to spam the clicks after a while because you get a bit of finger fatigue. The front side button clicks quick with just a little post travel, but the back button is terrible with lots of pre and post travel that feel very mushy. The Skate design is weird and for some reason has some drag. I wish companies would move to a more standard deign that allowed for more customization. The 3395 sensor and Huanyu switches are all good quality, the mouse body is also very well made it's just the internals that make the clicks not feel great to use. If I could give 3.5 stars I would give it that.

Solid shape for a mouse. Definitely works for all hand sizes and grips. But the build quality isn’t the best compared to other companies out there