Keychron - M6 Wireless Mouse (1000 Hz version)

Hey, is the M6 8K generally better quality than the original M6? I got the 1K a while ago, when it first came out and I'm not super happy with the build quality, specifically the squeakiness of the left and right click. The middle click has become a bit unreliable at times too. Otherwise quite like the mouse!

I bought the m6 1k with metal scroll wheel and I can confirm that it supports 5 profiles as well. But for whatever reason the m7 1k doesn't. I reached out to support, will see what they say. Good idea regarding profile cycling though, I wasn't seeing a typical profile cycle button on the m6 and was disappointed. But this option works well. Just hoping it can come to the m7 1k as well.

While I can’t speak to the longevity, I’ve had a good time with a Keychron M6. Remappable keys using a web UI, and the config is stored on the mouse, so no local software needed. Looks like [the M7](https://www.keychron.com/collections/mice-collection/products/keychron-m7-wireless-mouse) might work for you.

My Logitech G502 still works but has the dreaded double click issue. I now use an M6 from Keychron. Props to the display though.

Only thing I’m not a fan of with specifically the m6 is the side for my thumb is really slippery and the forward & back buttons are a little oddly placed to not help me lift the mouse.

Keychron M6, got tired of all the "gaming" stuff from Razer and Logitech breaking in 2-3 years 1.5 half year so far, zero issues

I usually put it on charge along with the headphones at the end of the day, but otherwise it's around 30-40 hours of nonstop use on max polling rate (I have the 4K version)

I don’t know what you define as high latency, but I would say anything with a 2,4 ghz receiver is more than fast enough. Also the m6 ist quite light I think, 78 grams seems super light to me. Sadly they feel quite cheap I think.

Just checked on the site and the m6 is by far the lightest of the four mice

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.

Oh and I’m not completely sure how to convert hz to ms, but if im not mistaken 1000 hz updates 1000 times a second so should be able to calculate from there that 1000 hz is 1ms

Probably the m6, since I think I prefer a heavier mouse. And since I’m on Mac for me the usb c dongle is a big plus that’s why Logitech isn’t really on my radar and also I don’t want anything that looks gamery, can’t stand any more of that rgb aggressive gaming look. But I’m also still not completely sure, and there is not a lot on the market that fits my criteria

As mentioned, Keychron is the only option. If you do any FPS games, get the M6 because vertical mice don't work well for fps gaming. Otherwise the M5 is a full vertical mouse.

as far as i know, the only mouse with infinite scroll and no rubber on the body is the keychron m6. there is also some mid to low end mice like ugreen m751 that's okay for work and stuff. edit: actually i think razer's naga v2 pro/hyperspeed also has infinite scroll without rubber. edit again: the naga v2 pro has some rubber grip for the fps and 6 button side plates, the mmo plate is the same as naga v2 hyperspeed.

Keychron M series. I have the M6 and no complaints so far, I’ve actually grown to love the infinite scroll wheel so much I’m tempted to get one for work lol