Lamzu Thorn 4K Wireless Gaming Mouse, Ultra-Lightweight 52g, 26000DPI, Ergonomic, Optical Switch, Silver TTC Encoder, PAW3395 Sensor, MCU Nordic 52840-Black,4K Dongle Included

Great shape and super light. Feels very natural to hold and has smooth mouse feet. Many people complain about the battery life but unless ur gaming for 8+ hours a day you will be completely fine (I play on 4k polling). Takes like 1-1.5 hours to charge from 0%. Just be smart and dont leave it charging overnight (overcharging any battery is bad). Super cool product. Design also is nice.

The shape of the mouse is really nice in my hand and is light in comparison to my prior mouse, the DeathAdder v2. It feels smooth and the software is simple and easy to use. The 4k dongle is a nice to have and I definitely feel a difference between the report rates. The only downside to this mouse seems to be the battery life. Like others have said, the battery life on this mouse leaves a lot to be desired.

If you are still on the fence about getting a lightweight mouse like this, DO IT! It is a massive game changer for me going from a heavier mouse to this one. Not even just that, the Lamzu Thorn has really nice PTFE skates and grip tape that comes with it. The difference between your average gaming mouse and this one is just incomprehensible. Superb build quality and hassle-free software. Clicks are satisfying and quick. Size is very comfortable for an average hand size with most grip types, mine is 19x10cm with a relaxed claw grip. Sensor and switches are extremely responsive and performant, and the 4k polling works well (though I stick to 1k to save battery life typically)10/10 gaming mouse

I have been through quite a few mice over the years and this is one is one of the best. Very comfortable for the hand, button placement fits me perfectly and the battery lasts 2 weeks as much as I use it. When it does need a charge I unplug the cord from the sensor and plug it into the mouse while continuing to use it. I can feel the drag of the wire but in a couple hours I notice it’s charged and unplug it. Love this mouse!

I was unsure what to expect before ordering but I absolutely love this mouse. It is very lightweight, super comfortable for a palm grip (or relaxed claw). The side buttons feel very nice as well, and perfectly placed for my hand positioning. Scroll wheels feels good too if you don't like super "notchy" style scroll wheels because this one feels smooth yet still precise. However, there is 1 thing which will prevent me from using it 24/7 and that would be the pre-travel for mouse clicks. The clicks themselves feel great, but there is SO much pre-travel. If you do not know why that is a bad thing, imagine you are playing a shooting game - you and the enemy fire at the exact same time, but you have this delay on your click (fire) on mouse button. With all other things equal, he is going to win. This is bad.I wanted to make sure it wasn't just in my head, so I pulled up a 10 second click counter. I consistently get 78-82 clicks per 10s intervals on both other mice mentioned, and get 68-72 per 10s on the Lamzu Thorn. This excessive pre-travel disallows the click from resetting to properly spam the left click button. There are times I depressed the left click (where most other mice would activate) and let off to reset, but hadn't activated the left click yet. When directly comparing the Thorn to other mice, the delay in click activation is very difficult to ignore.G Pro Wireless Superlite has no pre-travel, Deathadder V3 Pro has no pre-travel... These are the best mice on the market and this is what you are competing against Lamzu! I have used a G Pro for years and wanted to give other mice a try. I am so upset that this one issue will prevent me from raving about this thing. Maybe further down the line I will pick this up for stuff non-gaming related, but unfortunately I will probably return it for the time-being. Very sad because other than the pre-travel issue, the mouse feels amazing. PLEASE FIX THIS 1 THING!By the way, the packaging is VERY nice. I definitely noticed and it has been a while since a product impressed me with packaging. For a new company to have made this, everything about the Lamzu Thorn impresses me. Good job.

I've tried a few mice now looking for the most comfortable one for gaming/general use. The shape is good, clicks (including side buttons) are good, and it's lightweight. I'd love to keep this as I really like it, but like the title says there's a defect in the left click. It happens when left click is released, it's a small extra click noise. Right click never had it, just left. It doesn't happen at first, but after a couple of hours I noticed it. This is the second one I've tried and both have had it, and I won't be trying for a third. Shame.

perfect for me