AJAZZAJ159 Dual Mode 2.4G/USB-C 56g Lightweight Gaming/Office Mouse with PAW3395 Sensor, 5 Programmable Buttons Up to 26KDPI with Magnetic Charging Dock for PC/Laptop/Win/Mac (White)

Creeking sound on the clicks, right click is much heavier to press and the weight is much more than advertise. Coating also wear very fast, even after only one gaming session... do not buy

You don't usually see wireless mice at this type of price range, and the ones you do don't often have good build qualities or decent switches. In that regard, this is an excellent mouse. All clicks feel clean and crisp, there aren't any issues (so far) with double clicking or the scroll wheel, and the charging stand is well built.The plastic chassis is sturdy and doesn't bend under pressure. The connection works perfectly and I have yet to have a disconnect in the middle of a gaming session. It can be operated in both wireless and wired modes, so it can be used even if you run out of charge mid-session.It's not perfect though. The software to program the mouse buttons is a bit basic and you do need to do some searching in order to find it. The scroll wheel isn't that tactile (which could be a plus, depending on how you look at it) and the skates don't glide well on anything that isn't a mousepad.Overall, it's a great mouse at this price. More expensive mice will have better features such as 8k polling or a better build quality, but if you're not doing anything competitive this is great for both casual gaming and general use.

Muy buen mouse por el precio es preciso y ligero, ademas muy bonito lo recomiendo

Let me start off by saying the shape is absolutely fantastic! If you have small/medium hands and want something with a decent hump but small overall footprint you’re going to really like this + the clicks being so low gives you great precession. Weight is 56-57g and it’s well balanced.In terms of quality it’s also really good as I have no obvious rattling or any flex. Clicks on the P version are using huano blueshell transparent pink dots, so they are tried and tested. (80m clicks) Scroll wheel and side buttons also feel very good.For the sensor it’s using a 3395 but I wish it was implemented a little bit better as I found other offerings to perform just a tad bit better. The LOD is also a bit high. Still totally usable though.The feet are also rather poor and don’t glide well on hybrid pads and feel very scratchy.Lastly I wanted to mention the dock which is a nice bonus to have and makes charging the mouse extremely easy!Overall would recommend.Pros:*Shape*Weight*Build quality*ButtonsCons:*Mixed performance*Mouse feet

Ajazz has made some great mice over the past few years. The AJ199 is one of my favorites of theirs and I was very happy with it. I saw this become available and decided to give it a try since the shape looked fairly unique. Where the AJ199 was essentially a mini G Pro Wireless, this is more similar to the Endgame Gear XM1/XM2 or the Lamzu Atlantis. It feels nice in the hand, and has very low button height if that is your preference. The build quality is very good, except I'm not a big fan of the amount of pre-travel on the main clicks. There is almost no post-travel. The main clicks are also a bit stiff compared to my preference of lighter, spammable buttons. The scroll wheel feels great and has well defined steps, yet it's nice and quiet. There is no RGB on the mouse except one small LED on the top that indicates the DPI color and breathes by default. The mouse feet are black PTFE and are decent. They are not as smooth as other white PTFE skates on mice like the Pulsar X2 or Xlite V3 for example. They get the job done.The mouse also includes a dock that works well, and connects to the mouse using magnets much like the Razer Viper Ultimate/Basilisk Ultimate/Deathadder V2 Pro. The charging cable is a paracord-like white cable that is fairly flexible. Not the most flexible I have used, but better than a stiff rubber cable. The mouse is capable of up to 1000hz (though this sensor is capable of higher polling rates with a better MCU). The software is barebones and does not allow you to adjust motion sync or toggle between high performance or low performance modes like other 3395 mice can. The manual and box does not indicate where to download the software. I had to search the internet for the Ajazz site and found it on there.I'm still satisfied with this mouse, especially coming in at well under $50 at my time of writing this review. Great product for the price. Recommended.