Dragonfly R1 Pro

Step 1 : you can use this tool to find the perfect fit for you --> https://www.rocketjumpninja.com/mouse-search Step 2 : you can compare the specs of your findings using this tool --> https://www.eloshapes.com/ The thing is that the first tool will likely give you somewhat elitist and -imo- overpriced gear, so Step 3 : for the models you like the most, let's say X. You can look for "budget alternatives for X" Then you can loop on step 2 and 3 until you find your match. Lately, I was interested in the hitscan hyperlight, but following this procedure, I ended up with a VXE R1 pro, which is basically the same mouse with half the price.

I got vxe r1 pro recently and it is good. I looked specifically for sturdy, wireless and no double click issue mouse.

I have the pro, and it's basically perfect. great shape, great weight, great coating, great battery life, great sensor, all at a great price

Yes, I would. Mouse from VXE and other brands can go for £20 here in the UK that are wireless and actually pretty decent for the price. I had a VXR R1 Pro and it was good. Currently on an Attack Shark G3 but I don't trust there software as I have to download it, recommend going for a mouse with web drivers.

Omron optical are quiet but not that fun to click. Huano blue shell pink dots kinda replace the high pitch glass breaking sound of Omron 20m/50m/60m/100m mechanicals with more of a mid-tone range sound, so are sort of quieter. Then switches like “Huano silent” are pretty silent but also kind of meh to click. The quietest Omron optical switch mouse I’ve used is Attack Shark R6, then ones like Mchose L7 with Omron optical are also pretty quiet. Like I said, not a huge fan of how opticals feel, though. Besides that, mice like Zaopin Z1 with it’s Huanos are pretty quiet also, and VXE R1 Pro. If you know how to solder AND do a plunger swap, then Japanese Omrons are more on the quieter side as well.

Vxe r1 the lower variant go for under 2.5 k and its the best mouse i have had, i have owned Logitech 304, razer death adder v2x hyper speed and viper mini. Currently using vxe r1 pro i would recommend

I own the VXE R1 Pro and really like the shape and how it feels in hand. The performance is excellent, the switches feel great, and I have no complaints so far. I’ve only used the web software briefly, but it seems perfectly fine for my limited use. If I were in the same position again, I’d definitely buy it, although I haven’t used it long enough to comment on long-term reliability yet.