M6 Wireless 8K Mouse

I went ahead and got the Keychron M6 with the 3950 sensor with customizable polling rate up to 8K Hz polling rate for $80. One of the most comfortable ergo mouse and extremely light weight for a productivity mouse without gimping out on performance for gaming. The M6 has actually replaced my previous daily driver the Viper V3 Pro even though it's heavier, the silent switches and the ergo shape are what I prefer more.

Silent switches, 3950 sensor, and infinite scrolling wheel with up to 8k Hz polling rate.

He's over exaggerating. Comparing the M6 8K to my Razer Viper V3 Pro side by side, the M6 is dead silent vs the Viper V3 Pro. You can hear the scroll wheel scrolling steps on the Viper V3 Pro vs the more muted scroll wheel on the M6 and the scroll wheel stepping is near non existent on the M6. You hear nothing at all with the infinite scrolling enabled.

Yes it's a gaming mouse. Has lighter switches than vast majority of gaming mouse on the market right now. Has 3950 sensor and can do up to 8K Hz polling rate. Lightest productivity mouse with gaming performance that cost $80. This mouse has replaced my previous daily driver the Razer Viper V3 Pro as the ergo shape and silent switches are what I prefer more.

It's not. I swapped from the Viper V3 Pro to this ergo shape and have gotten more consistent headshots in OW and Marvel Rivals. My aim is also far more stable on the M6 than it is with the Viper V3 Pro. This mouse isn't that large, fits medium to small sized hands perfectly. In terms of length is about the same as the Viper V3 Pro. If you use a relaxed claw grip then the M6 is extremely comfortable.

That was my original first choice when I was browsing for a new ergo mouse to try but the M6 being $40 cheaper while having the capability to change the polling rate to 8K as well as having silent switches was what ultimately made me go with the M6. I for one have already long phased out of the RGB trend and don't care about having RGB on any peripherals.

Weighs lighter than the G305 using a AAA battery(my original night time gaming mouse modded with silent switches) with the battery adapter.

I recently bought the Keychron M6 Silent, and have been positively surprised - Brings back memories of the original G502, aka my favourite ever mouse.

Scroll wheel is pretty standard. I could use a firmer detent on the scroll, but it's definitely nothing worth complaining about. There's definite tactile feedback. The scroll wheel click is quite a bit stiffer than the main clicks, though. I use middle click a lot, too, and I do find the M7 ever so slightly too stiff. Fortunately, there are no major issues when it comes to contact if you're holding middle click to drag or rotate, so that's positive. Check out the M6 8K. I think as a symptom of the metal scroll wheel, it's a lot lighter to click. It also has the side scroll and scroll wheel tilt, both of which can be remapped to whatever input you want.

I believe that mouse has a metal scroll wheel, no? Either way, yeah, there are much better mice out there, even from Keychron lol. I'd recommend just looking at Keychron's gaming mice instead if you want to stay with the same brand. Something like the M6 8K or M7 8K. I quite like the shape of the M7 8K and the M2 8K. I was daily driving the M6 8K until I got the M2 8K for review. The shape and weight just feel nicer to me. If you want to stick to cheaper peripherals, maybe look into other brands, like Rapoo, Akko, Mchose, or one of the cheaper Logitech wired gaming mice. You might have a better time asking in r/MouseReview

Yeah try the other sub I recommended. Finding a mouse with a good scroll wheel on a budget is kinda tough. I like the metal scroll wheel on the Keychron M6 8K, since it spins quite easily, and there's infinite scroll, but a lot of people complain about it being too loud.

Ive had no problems with the Keychron M6 8k. I manually use it via bt but when gaming ill plug it into the MacBook.

I recommend the incott g23 v2, zaopin Z2/mini and keychron m6 all silent version, the incott g23 v2 has loud clicks but you can swap the stock switches with a silent switch easily without soldering same for the zaopin Z2/mini.

Keychron m6 is a small mouse but not a tiny mouse like the fingertip mice in the market the weight is I think 75g

Keychron m6 cheap, good specs, web based software or you can use the regular software, compact size and shape is an mx master.

Yeah I have small hands and prefer small mice the mx keychron m6 is good for me

The Keychron m6 is good the rest are bad for small hands / too big. You can also check out the xlite crazy light small and ec3-dw

Just buy the keychron m6 much better specs for gaming

Keychron m6 all silent