Attack Shark X3MAX 49g Wireless Supelight Mouse, BT/2.4G Wireless/Wired Gaming Mouse, PAW3950 42K DPI Optical Sensor, 200h Battery, Programmable Mouse for PC/Mac/Win/Xbox (Black)

My wireless mouse was getting tired but since my keyboard is still working well I decided to get an independent wireless mouse. When I saw this one with a rechargeable battery, I decided to order it. I’m glad I did because it works really well and is a perfect replacement!The mouse arrives in a small cardboard box. The picture of the mouse on the box is white, but mine was black as ordered so I think it’s just generic. Inside the box you get the mouse, a USB C to USB A cable, the instruction manual and some stickers and replacement pads. The stickers are optional and I prefer not to use them, but having the replacement pads for the bottom is great value if yours get worn out! The first thing I did was charge the mouse using the cable and my own charging block and it didn’t take long at all.The mouse has two modes for connectivity. The first is the standard signal using a USB A dongle that connects to the port on your computer. The dongle is stored inside the mouse behind a little cover. For some reason the cover is really difficult to take off and while this could get annoying if you store the dongle in the mouse after every use, it isn’t an issue if you leave it plugged in. This is the one I used and the connection to my PC was instant. The other connection type is Bluetooth and while I didn’t have anything to test it, the option is there.As far as the design, the mouse is pretty standard and slides well on a bare surface. You get the regular left and right buttons, a middle mouse wheel with button, and two additional buttons on the side if you need them. On the bottom, there’s a DPI button that cycles through 6 different sensitivity settings. The LED light will change colors based on the setting to help you remember your preferred setting. The other button on the bottom is for Bluetooth use only.Overall, I really love the design of this mouse and how easily it connects. It feels good around my hand and comparing it to my old mouse it feels the same. The bonus for me is that it has a rechargeable battery, meaning you can use it plugged in and don’t have to worry about swapping out the battery. If you’re looking for a solid wireless mouse, I can definitely recommend this one!

I daily use another mouse from Attach Shark for my PC. It is half the price but also experiences occasional disconnects and does not auto-shutoff to conserve battery life.Upon opening this mouse, I ended up dropping it because it was slippery. The top of the mouse has a visible mark as a result.Anyways, the mouse is very light and would be great for gaming. The grip tape for the palm is larger than advertised which in my opinion is great.No issues with connection and polling rate.