M64 Wireless | Ultra Light Ergonomic Gaming Mouse (M64 Pro 8K, Black)

Lemme keep it a buck with you; I was pretty suspicious of this mouse when I first opened it up. For $100, were getting into the range of premium mice where you expect some serious reasons to buy compared to the solid mice available at half the price. At first glace, the Cherry XTRFY is unassuming; its a flat black color with sparse color accents, and no extra buttons that you usually see on these "gaming mice". But man oh man was I put in my place quickly. Turns out that you dont need fancy RBG lights, extra buttons, or crazy packaging if you just make a good mouse, and thats exactly what we have here.Immediately upon picking it up, I felt my hand melt over the mouse shell. It fit my hand so perfectly I didnt want to let it go. The mouse is light as a feather yet feels sturdy and easy to control. The DPI and sensitivity are excellent, and I noticed an immediate uptick in how easily I could pull off headshots in FPS games. This mouse has 3-mode connectivity, each which are lightning fast and reliable throughout long gaming sessions. On a full-charge, I was able to game for hours a day for two weeks before having to plug it in. Speaking of which, I appreciate the cute little side USB port for charging which gets covered by a rubber stopper when not in use. The bottom-skates are like butter across a basic mousepad and it even comes with extra replacements for when you inevitably scuff them up.I will eat crow on this one and admit that Logitech advertisements have clouded my judgement of what to expect in a mouse. Every penny that wasn't spent on fancy lights or packaging or other useless metrics have been spent on optimizing this mouse for an excellent gaming experience. If you have no desire for flash or L33T Gam3r setups with 5000 syched up RGBs, then this mouse is going to be your daily driver. A solid 5/5 for me and my new favorite weapon in my FPS arsenal

Unique shape that didn't quite do it for meClicks are good. Side buttons big. Scrolling nice and tactile but quiet. Grippy rubber wheel. Wonderful colors. Great skatesSide charging was kinda annoying. Usb c socket plug is rubber and weighs half a gramCoating is decent, but leaves finger prints like no other! It's kidlnda velvety, not rubbery like the razer viper v3 pro.It's a good mouse and a unique ergo shape. Very low button height. Shape didn't quite do it for me. Feels very thin at the grip width, but sharp and pointed at other places. Not the safest shape.Techpowerup review is pretty positive. So I think it's a solid buy if you liked the original xtrfy M4 shape.

Absolutely awesome mouse! I was excited when I saw this new option from XTRFY. You may not have heard of XTRFY in the past, but they are a well known brand that makes excellent quality peripherals. This mouse is excellent for gaming! My previous mouse was the Logitech MX518 (new version). After trying this mouse, I have not gone back to the Logitech. This feels more responsive in games, and it is significantly lighter. Battery life is great, and the cord connects to the mouse in a way that you would never notice it if you are using it while charging. The included cable is a nice braided USB C cable that fits perfectly inside the mouse. I would highly recommend giving this mouse a shot!

I’ve always found Cherry’s hardware to be pretty topnotch. This mouse is no exception (for the most part). It’s comfortable, feels very well made for an ultra lightweight (which I personally think feel cheap, but I do prefer to use them). The switches are excellent, not surprisingly considering Cherry is the granddaddy of mechanical switches, and everything has a nice presentation. I only have a couple gripes here. I do think this mouse is a bit expensive for what it is, but that’s not exclusive to Cherry - Razer and Corsair’s options, which aren’t any better, are just as overpriced with a brand-tax. Additionally, I would’ve liked to see more glide surface on the bottom of the mouse. That said, this is a great option if your in the market for a gaming mouse and Cherry is a long-proven, premium brand.

When I first opened this up, I was seriously disappointed. I've owned a hundred mice over the last 30 years, and this looked like all the rest. No ergo twist or LED lights, plus is lightweight, almost cheaply so. Then I actually used it for more than 5 minutes and absolutely fell in love! The no frills layout is so refreshing in an age where everything has to have 20 programmable buttons and flash like a supernova. The buttons are perfectly balanced with a scroll wheel that begs to be used. The forward back buttons are placed exactly where you want them where you won't hit them accidentally. Everything is adjustable with switches for DPI and LOD and does an excellent job of staying on the setting you want. Then there's the weight. I honestly wasn't going to review this nicely because it felt cheap, and I didn't expect that fromCherry. The weight is actually the best thing about it. It absolutely glides across the pad without so much as an ounce of effort needed to get from one side to the other. It stops exactly where to want and gets as precise as you could ever be. Plus when you drop it (and you will, we always do) it's so light that it almost floats to the floor.I can't see ANY lag in the 2.4 and I'm very picky about lag. All of my other mice have always been wired just because I can't stand Bluetooth lag. This is completely lag free and the range is crazy. Even working several rooms away.My only complaint is the charging port is on the side and really can't be used when charging. But I've been using it a week without a charge so there's that. Highly recommended for anyone who demands quality from a pointing device.