Rapoo VT9PRO 4K Wireless Gaming Mouse, PAW 3398 Sensor, 26000 DPI, 4KHz Polling Rate, 0.25ms Response Time, Lightweight, 10 Programmable Buttons, 180h Battery Life, On-Board Memory, PC - Black

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I purchased this mouse because it is cheap and my previous mouse (G502 Lightspeed) suddenly died after 3 years. I am aware of the reviews saying this is a low durability mouse and that it will die in about 6 months, but for the price that's fine, I'm planning on getting another lightweight mouse from a more reputable brand if this one fails at 6 months or earlier. I have been using this mouse for a little over a week, and I am amazed at the performance. It is very lightweight, has very low latency, not only the polling rate but the speed it communicates with the wireless receiver it comes with. I ordered the model with the 4KHz receiver, but I'm currently using it at 1KHz because I consider higher rates a bit too overkill for my current setup. And overall I have 0 complains about this. The precision is perfect, the mouse is very light, the rechargeable battery came at 92% and is currently at 40% after almost 9 days, and somehow the customization software is good despite being "off-brand", it offers all the customization options you need, from polling rate, DPI, key behaviors, sleep mode, etc. And the tool is lightweight, unlike most popular mice which provide a good-looking but bloated customization tool. Like, who ever needs that? We only need to look at that dashboard like once every few weeks. If you need a good mouse in a hurry or you want to test what using a lightweight mouse feels like, this is a perfect fit. If you're looking for something more durable (and also expensive), look for Logitech.

The mouse is great, very light and if your wondering to get mouse grips with it too it already has some in the box, but once u pit the grips on, the mouse buttons feel a little to hard to press on but other then that its great

[edit] A representative from Rapoo reached out and offered to send me a replacement unit. This doesn't solve the software issue (its still poorly translated and not worth installing), but it does seem my original mouse was either faulty or too far away from the wifi dongle - Let me explain. When i purchased the Logitech replacement (see below) it came with an extension cord for the wifi dongle which i used. Using this extension with the Rapoo dongle seems to have fixed the issues i was having. The Rapoo does come with its own extension cord and i honestly don't know why i didn't use it from the start. Have updated my rating from 2 star to 4 but have left my original review below for educational purposes. [original] Bought this after my Deathadder v2 pro died. The price was good and reviews i watched were favourable. Unfortunately the mouse isn't good. The software is poorly translated and isn't very intuitive but i could live with it. The deal breaker was the pointer randomly skipping around the screen or missing inputs. I thought it was because the lift off setting being too low but even maxed out it kept happening. I thought it was because the battery was low but even plugged into power it kept happening. My best guess is it's just a case of the laser being really low quality or the wifi dongle just not being good enough to cover the 2ft distance to my mouse. In either case, i ordered and just received a logitech 305 lightspeed ($5 AUD more) to replace it and I'm not having any of the issues i had with the Rapoo. Disappointed, won't buy another Rapoo product.

it came with a whole bunch of stuff, some grip tape to make the mouse more grippy, it fits perfectly in my hand. 4k polling dongle to connect wirelessly, and also a wire if you wanna just use it wired instead. EDIT: honestly I was pretty excited... but something about the mouse just felt off, on the software I had it set to 8k, then 4k, and whatever, but it doesn't keep on that polling rate. its always fluctuating. so you might set it to 8k on the software, but when you go to test it on a polling rate checker, its fluctuating so yeah, its up to "8k" but it never actually reached there. I don't reccomend this mouse if you were looking for the high polling. the mouse quality itself is decent, they gave a lot of stuff, I downloaded the right software but honestly, my previous mice were better. they actually held solid 1000 polling. not anywhere from 10-1000 like this mouse. Only reason i bought this mouse was cuz it was on a discount for 22 dollars, I wouldn't pay more then 20 for what this actually is. I used razer polling rate tester app to test, and it wasn't a steady 1000, 4000, or even 8000. always 100-200 lower then the setting, 700-900 set to 1000, 7900 when set to 8000. If you use something like the orochi v2, its a consistant 1000, doesn't even dip 1 below 1000 EVER.