Keychron - M3 Mini Wireless Optical Mouse

Well I if I’m not mistaken the m6 has a 1000 hz polling rate with, the m7 can be bought with a 8000 hz polling rate. I mean more is always better but I’m also quite sure you wouldn’t notice the jump there as 1000 hz is already quite quick. For example via Bluetooth on all mice the max polling rate is about 125 hz so just for comparison. But if you know you need the 8000 hz polling rate maybe the m7 is something for you. I sadly can’t speak about the other mice but you should be able to find that out. I recently had the m3 mini and have to say the lightness is an advantage and disadvantage, coming from a g502 (heavier than the m3 for sure) the m3 felt quite cheap for example but I guess all light mice do that as they are made of plastic, maybe it’s something you get used to.

This is what I have, but take a look at all of their mice. You might prefer a different shape. 

Tried the Magic Mouse. Obviously, it didn’t work.  Tried Logitech. Their software has issues for me and their gaming mice have known issues of the clicking and scroll wheels failing after 1-2 years.  Finally settled on Keychron. Went with the M3 Mini myself. But like some of their other options too. And if they do fail as fast as Logitech? Easier to replace at one quarter the price. 

I use the Keychron m3 mini, it’s superb!

Keychron makes decent ones with good sensors. I have the M3 Mini, you can use it wired a 100% of the time with usb-c if you want, but it also has 1K (also there's a 4K version) polling rate through usb-c dongle and it's got bluetooth for some other eventual use. There's an app for Mac for additional customization.

I use the Keychron M3 Mini Despite the name, size is closer to a normal mouse, lightweight (55 g), high-res sensor, 1000Hz (or 4000 Hz) polling rate for low latency on USB-C dongle and wired, Bluetooth (125Hz) for convenience, onboard controls for immediate DPI/polling toggles, macOS software for customization.

Very subjective but I use a Keychron M3 Mini and it's been good enough for me. Looks like an average office mousse, Lightweight (55 g), high-res sensor, 1000Hz (or 4000 Hz) polling rate for low latency on USB-C dongle and wired, Bluetooth (125Hz) for convenience, onboard controls for immediate DPI/polling toggles, macOS software for customization.

I recommend Keychron M3A1 instead, great mouse, never had an issue, and bought it for a good price

I've almost exclusively used Logitech mice (I've used the a couple g502 variants, a pro x superlight 1 and 2 as well as part of the MX series mice) for years now. However, I recently got a Keychron M3 mouse (it was in a bundle with the k2 HE that I recently bought) and it is a lot better than I expected. I haven't done much gaming on it yet but it feels really nice for just everyday use.

Keychron M3 would be a solid replacement, it's my favorite mouse now.

Keychron M3 would be a solid replacement, it's my favorite mouse now.

Keychron M3 would be a solid replacement, it's my favorite mouse now.

For the mouse... I think you can't go wrong with a Logitech G203 or G305. But you can go for a Gamesir Vx2, Keychron M3 Mini V2 8K or a HyperX Pulsefire Haste 2. For keyboards? Well, you can keep your current one and that wouldn't be that bad, but you could look at basically any reputable brand and that's ok. Just look at a mechanical one that looks nice and you like the sound, that's it. Keyboards are more about the experience of one than mattering that much.

I feel like I got more pain using this, the hump is very high, scrollwheels really suck and I never use free scroll so I went back to m3 magnesium as my daily.

I think you are right. But they don't have any business to be that expensive. We need more 50-80 fingertip mice. Right now there is only keychron K4 and Darmo M5.