Works great with the MBP M4 2024 but it is so light weight that I really don't like it. I'm looking for a heavier mouse.

Very reactive and very light perfect gaming mouse for a budget.

The HUO JI E-YOOSO Wireless Gaming Mouse has some appealing features for gamers, but unfortunately, it falls short in several areas that matter most during gameplay.Pros:Ergonomic Design: The shape of the mouse is comfortable for short sessions, with a design that fits well in hand. It’s aimed at right-handed users and should provide decent support for those who prefer a palm grip.Customizable DPI Settings: The mouse offers adjustable DPI settings, allowing you to switch between sensitivity levels on the fly. This can be handy for various gaming scenarios, from quick maneuvers to precision aiming.Wireless Convenience: The wireless functionality is a plus, giving you freedom of movement without the hassle of cords getting in the way.Cons:Inconsistent Performance: One of the biggest drawbacks is the inconsistent tracking. During intense gaming sessions, I noticed lag and stuttering, which can be frustrating when every millisecond counts. This makes it less reliable for competitive play.Build Quality Issues: The mouse feels a bit cheap, and the plastic materials used are not as durable as expected. After just a few weeks of use, it already shows signs of wear, which is disappointing for a gaming mouse.Limited Battery Life: The battery life is underwhelming. I found myself needing to recharge it more frequently than I’d like, which can be inconvenient, especially if you forget to charge it overnight.Software Difficulties: The software for customizing settings and RGB lighting can be clunky and not very user-friendly. It often crashes or doesn’t save the settings properly, leading to frustration when trying to adjust profiles.

Worth its price. Very decent over all. Feels cheap but light and good for a casual gamer. Good battery life and connection.

Have you ever purchased a product that punched so far above it's price point you had to do a review. I've tried a few of the mainstream gaming mice made by logitech and razor and they just didn't work out for various reasons. At 29 dollars with the Pixart Paw3395 sensor and sub 50g weight (mine is a hair above that but who cares) there is nothing else in it's class that performs as good as it does. It feels like a wired mouse on 5.2ghz connectivity. It doesn't feel cheap. There's no rgb, and its very plain which is my aesthetic so for me...its perfect. it might not be your mouse...but i love it.

I switched to this after years of using a free mouse I got from an office (with horrible, horrible skates) so this felt heavenly right out of the box.The accessories this comes with are nice, and the USB cable is chunky. While unusually big for a USB I'm sure it wont break any time soon so while it's a bit inconvenient I don't mind it.Overall a little too pricy for a mouse, but it works great👍

This mouse is the best you can for its price. the scroll wheel does feel a little off though.

This works as it should. It’s a simple mouse.