VGN - Dragonfly R1 SE

Yes, i love mine. Go for it (qc is a little unreliable but it's great other than that). Second best to the Kysona m600 would be VXE R1 SE.

If you really want a sub $10 mouse then this one is much more serviceable, albeit heavier. https://a.co/d/ahBF6qE (Uhuru WM-09) That being said, I would just get the VXE R1 SE and call it a day.

R1 SE is the best option there.

i guess i was a bit unlucky, got my first vxe r1 black with no problem and got the vxe r1 se with a weird click

VGN R1SE. Cheap, good and no thrills.

I think you missed OP's " I don’t care if it’s not “professional” I don’t play esports lol I just want something that won’t turn to ash after six months." The mouse is still good you know even if the sensor is rebranded.

I don’t own either. I know it’s definitely not a great mouse but it’s the only ones I know of with a dock other than the viper ultimate which is like $100+. If you want a good cheap one you can get something like the vxe/vgn r1 really cheap if you want to upgrade to the pro or se versions you can for a bit more for better sensors. You can also look at mchoose mice they’re really good also, I own a L7 which is smaller than the r1.

I love my r1 so far I’ve had no issues still. I’ve had mine for about a month now. It has a worse sensor than the 179 and it’s also not ergo. If you rather have something ergo you can also look into np-01/s I have smaller hands so the s was better for me.

My friend and I bought two VGN F1 SE mice for $25 each, and they are much worse than my Razer Viper Mini and his Pulsefire Haste. So, we're both looking for Razer and HyperX wireless models. Additionally, all Chinese mice have terrible software. I usually bind the side buttons on the mouse to applications, but Chinese mice almost never support this (they use OEM software from the controller manufacturer), which is just awful.