M6 Wireless Mouse (1000 Hz version)

Hey, I currently use two mice for different purposes but I'd love to have one for everything. For gaming I currently use Keychron M6 with 4k sensor. What I like about the mouse: \- it's super light, probably the lightest mouse I ever used \- 4k polling What I dislike about it: \- both scrolls are horrible \- the side scroll already broke after less than a year \- the body tilt to the right could be smaller For productivity I use Trust Ozza+. What I like about is that: \- The clicks and both scrolls are super quiet. \- It's slightly larger than the keychron \- The right tilt is more subtle What I dislike about it: \- 125Hz polling \- It's heavier than the Keychron In the past I used Razer Naga as I did play lot of mmos but the removeable sidepanel keys became unreliable and could stop working any time during gaming session but what I like about the mouse was that it was quite large. What I am looking for: \- Slient clicks \- At least 1k polling \- The lighter the better \- Relatively large \- Similar body shape to the mice I mentioned.

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)