Keychron - M4 Wireless Mouse

I have tiny hands, 15x10ish. I have the Darmoshark M5 Pro coming from Fantech Aria XD7 and it’s really comfy for me. I can easily do all grips on it though I usually claw it. I’ve had it for more than 2 weeks now and haven’t ran into any problems. Charged it after 19 days, 6 or so hours of gaming everyday. My only issue is that the middle click is really stiff though I’ve noticed it has improved a tiny bit over the weeks. Edit: tried the Keychron M4 too. I didn’t like the grooves/curves on the side but I did like how the clicks felt.

Hi! I mained the M4 for maybe 4 months and it is a great mouse it is IMO king when it comes to aiming with it using your fingers (moving it with your finger i mean not to be confused as aiming with your fingers as in a MZ1 style) however it can fatigue your thumb particularly on long sessions considering everybody's grip is different but that just stood out to me given that I never death grip. performance wise its amazing strong battery life, no sensor skips despite its size its built like a tank, peeps say the stock skates are bad but I always play on glass pads and I feel like glass is forgiving on bad skates however last week i installed the smallest size of esptiger yanzis and they are really good on the M4 (also the only dots small enough to fit on the designated skate area) so it is a very very good mouse PLEASE check Viscose's video on it on Youtube, but if you don't want to commit to a very small shape the Darmoshark M5 pro is a very very good alternative same benefits of being very nimble with your fingers but easier to grip. Also the beast X mini is something I always recommend, one of my mains cant go wrong for ftip grip with best mini as it is also a safe shape. hope this helps [https://imgur.com/a/CZY6FWj](https://imgur.com/a/CZY6FWj)

also the scroll wheel on the M4 is my favorite. If you are sure what you want is something very very nimble in your fingers then the M4 wont disappoint, it shine son high sens where you can aim with your fingers

Just glad to help, and good questions BTW, so as my favorite i would chose the beast x mini could talk about it all day but I'm not going to TL:DR amazing mouse, market disruptor, good performance, "exotic" or "cool" material (at high level mice plastic is just as good weight wise magnesium so don't choose magnesium based off weight) if you can get your hands on the BSPD version literally stupid good clicks, like literally I'm not a "click feel" person, heck I don't even fault the KONE XP AIR for its potato mash clicks which i can feel are very mushy, but he clicks on the BSPD version of the beast x mini are just an experience (outside of them any switches are fine to me so just take that into account, THE best feet for glass I've ever used like I've never cared about mouse feet before the beast mini but dude the feet on it a couple days ago I told someone on here I've had mine on for a year and they still freaking glide like air hokey table, Those skates alone had me buying tons of skates i don't even want just looking for replacements, having dais that they are quite noisy on glass which I don't mind, so it ranks as my first b/c its great and also does not ask you to "compromise" as the M4 or M5 it could be said those ask you to compromise b/c they don't have a big hump or are small or have a narrow middle section. I said i wasn't going to talk about the bast x but oh well, next question, i don't feel like i have an end game heck these are the mice sitting on my desk ATM i have more in a drawer. is not that i don't like them i like them all so i prob use 3 different mice every day, for what is worth i gravitate toward smaller mice and very good side buttons for when i need to "lock in" (Atlantis mini, beast x mini and MZ! are my most used mice I'll never miss an opportunity to tell folks to check out egg shape mice like Zaopin Z1. and last question I think the M5 is better than the M54 in general b/c it doesn't ask too much from you, by that I mean that if you don't mind investing in the difficulties of the M4 you'll be fine. What are the difficulties of the M4? 1st very small small shape and therefore strain on long sessions (if you have tiny hands might not be an issue and 2nd it is so small that it can easily move when you use the side buttons it is a compromise i made but I always prefer to have my escape/clutch/very important time sensitive ability mapped to the side buttons and pressing the side buttons on the M4 will throw off your aim, caveat i play on high sens and that maybe mitigate don lower sens but important to keep in mind this mouse will only shine on high sens, if the side buttons are not important to you as they are to me then you should be fine esp if you have tiny hands [https://imgur.com/a/9bK3DJZ](https://imgur.com/a/9bK3DJZ)

I bought my keychron m4 this black Friday along with cikada V2 and obsidian dots from corepad and oh my. I instantly improved at least few of my records in kovaaks even before I modded the mouse and now I can't imagine going back to my Viper mini. For mods I just took out the side buttons completely (never used them in my life on any mouse) and added grip tape and dots but it is a huge difference. I'm actually probably going to write a full review of m4 later this week since I really love it that much.I mostly game with it but It doubles as a Bluetooth mouse for my tablet for uni. Scroll wheel feels nice, a tiny bit too pronounced steps maybe considering the weight of the mouse but nothing to really bother me ever. Some people say (that's what I heard) the clicks feel heavy which I do and don't agree at the same time. I never noticed it in game or even in kovaaks outside of Jumbo Tiles Frenzy and it's something I had to literally ,,figure out,,. I felt something was holding me back slightly but didn't know what, when I switched back to Viper mini I noticed I can spam left button a little faster on viper mini. I still beat my Viper mini PR by 12 points in this scenario in like 1-2 days which is huge improvement. Again, nothing major and I wouldn't notice it if it wasn't for that scenario. The fit is pretty much perfect for me, especially after applying grip tape. Also considering it's price it's a complete steal and a very easy recommendation. Btw my hand size is around 18/19 by 9.

its a love or hate relationship because the only people who can realistically use the m4 are people with fingertip grip, its bad for anything otherwise

Nice list. I add Keychron M4 is a good agressive clawgrip for 15-18cm hand. Very accurate.

Take a fingertip like g-wolves HTR or HTR pro or keychron M4... Small hands need real small mice. Not mice small for big hands lol Mots comfortable is htr, mots accuracy is htr pro, and best price/quality is really keychron M4. For a +50 mice for small hands.

Hi, I have all this mice : [https://www.reddit.com/r/MouseReview/comments/1gtdiiy/fkmini4\_review\_size\_comparison\_of\_gaminggamer/](https://www.reddit.com/r/MouseReview/comments/1gtdiiy/fkmini4_review_size_comparison_of_gaminggamer/) I have small hands 18x10cm. Keychron M4 is my main for Clawgrip FPS now. SMaller is more accurate. I have tested more 50+ mice, and this Keychron M4 is awesome. Size of your hands ?

In addition the front edges are rounded so better precision when moving the mouse diagonally easily. The M5 is a good mouse too but since I have the Keychron M4, I find that all the other mice have too many "straight" sides, which prevents easy diagonal movements. There are also many other mice like the HTR G-wolves which is great in small hand clawgrip, but expensive. The best value for a small hand is for me the Keychron M4.

I have bought and modded many Keychron M4's and I am extremely familiar with it, inside and out. It's definitely strictly a fingertip mouse, so you know what you're getting into, but other than that it's a fantastic shape, among the best I have felt in stock fingertip mice, better than the HSK pro IMO. The build quality has held up on all of my copies, my only complaint is with the stock coating, with even a little bit of moisture the mouse is very slippery and I required grip tape even with relatively dry hands.

I did nearly forget about those god awful paper thin stock skates

mouse: mchose L7 ultra / keychron m4 (my recent go-to's. don't have main, more like still trying to find) mousepad: skypad 3.0 (300x350mm) keyboard: niz plum 84 pro (from 2018) game: mostly ow2, and I have bad aim/tracking headphone: koss kph40

I have tried many different mice and shapes over the last 12 months and mostly play cs2 and overwatch. For me I can say that almost every mouse that I tried was good, it just came down to giving each mouse enough time to adjust to the shapes. Also sometimes switching my gripstyle helped and now I feel pretty comfortable playing with any mouse that offers clawgrip or fingertip grip. Also the keychron M4, which is a pure fingertip mouse, performed surprisingly good in CS2 which i was not expecting at all

G-wolves Fenrir, WLMouse Miao, Darmoshark M5 Air, Keychron M4 for pure fingertip grip. Small mice, I would look at the WLMouse Beast X Mini, Zowie FK2-DW, Vaxee XE-S, Waizowl Cloud XS, Hitscan Hyperlight/ATK F1 Extreme, or Scyrox V6.

Imo no the mouse is bigger for fingertip so I recommend a small mouse or an actual fingertip mouse. For a small mouse - x2 cl, mchose l7, beast x mini. Fingertip mouse - darmoshark m5/air, keychron m4, pulsar x2f.

I have about the same size hands. I recently went on a little spree on ali express because I'm hooked on mice.... I got a Darmoshark m3 micro pro, Zaopin Z2 mini, Delux m800 mini, Keychron m4, and Mambasnake m4. I got the Mambasnake for my nephew so it's budget but pretty nice, Like $25 off Amazon. The Delux m800 mini was $30ish on Ali Express, It's a Razer Viper Mini clone. The Zaopin Z2 mini is a smallish slight ergonomic, close to $60....Anyway I'm rambling. The Mambasnake M4 and Delux m800 mini would be nice budget options for you. If you want to spend more money the Zaopin z2 mini is very nice.

i think keychron m4 is the best fingertip mouse by far

Keychron M4 is a great cheap option to see if you truly like actual fingertip mice (£/$50).

I just went from maining a deathadder v4 pro to trying out the Keychron M4 lol. It feels insanely small. 20x10.5 hands. Its clear to me I need the length of a fingertip mouse, but much wider than the m4. Size are your hands?

I have the Keychron M4, Darmoshark M5, and G-Wolves HSK Pro Ace. My favorite (by a pretty wide margin) is the HSK, actually. The M5 _would be_ my second favorite, but my unit has tracking issues :/ The M4 is definitely solid, and for the price it is insane. But I found the shape kinda uncomfortable. I mostly use it as a travel mouse nowadays. I'm considering getting an HTX Mini as a secondary (since my M5 has issues) but it's pretty expensive.