Keychron M3 Mini Wireless Optical Mouse, Bluetooth 5.1/2.4 GHz/Wired Gaming Mouse, Programmable PixArt 3395 Sensor with up to 26,000 DPI/ 650 IPS, Lightweight Ergonomic for Windows Mac Linux - White

This is a top-tier performance mouse at a budget price.I don't game with this mouse. But this is one of the most highly rated mice because it has the PixArt PAW3395 sensor. Which is widely considered one of the best optical sensors on the market, used in expensive competitors like the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 or Razer Viper V2 Pro.I switch between two computers personal and work. And the two receivers of USB-C and USB-A makes this really easy. You can also use it wired with USB-C. I'm not someone that has comfort issues with mice, but do love how lightweight it is.Until I did deep research to find this mouse, I did appreciate the benefits as a the high resolution mouse tracking. With a 650 IPS limit, it is physically impossible for a human hand to move the mouse fast enough to confuse the sensor.

Many of the wireless Mouse I had purchased for the Macbook AIR failed to hold connection or wouldn't connect. This did everything seamlessly and works great with Bluetooth connection which is the reason I got this mouse so I did not have dongles hanging out the side. Response time is fast with the 1000mhz polling rate, perfect for Scalp trading. Id recommend this mouse to anyone wanting a lightweight mouse to use with their laptops. Fantastic

Its a good mouse but I feel clicking sound is loud.

Great mouse, there are probably better ones, but this one works for me, the battery life lasts about a month just from casual use, you can change the DPI and report rate, and it supports bluetooth and usb connection. Also works when charging.

Solid build quality for a super lightweight affordable mouse. I’ve been using this mouse for about six months, and it hasn't shown any noticeable wear with regular use (not gaming -- but lots of computer use for work).At home I use the USB-A dongle with an external monitor, and when I'm out I use the USB-C with my MacBook Pro. Both have been completely reliable.It also has Bluetooth, but it’s not quite as smooth as the USB connection. It's usable but the tracking rate is a bit different, so I stick with the USB dongle.The only minor issue is that the scroll wheel occasionally stops responding for a few seconds. Switching briefly to my trackpad and back fixes it. Not a big deal, but worth noting.Overall, a well-built, reliable mouse that’s held up great with daily use. I liked it enough that I ended up buying three—one for my briefcase and one for each of my regular work setups.