ATTACK SHARK X3 Lightweight Wireless Gaming Mouse with Tri-Mode 2.4G/USB-C Wired/Bluetooth,Up to 26K DPI, PAW3395 Optical Sensor,Kailh GM8.0 Switch,5 programmable Buttons for PC/Win/Mac(Black)

For less than $45 this mouse is really amazing. Only 49 grams too. Was previously running a wireless logitech g305, so the difference in weight was like night and day for me. Clicks are nice and responsive, with a audible “clicking.” Side buttons are rounded but protrude enough to catch them with your thumb easily. Scroll wheel is nothing special. Build is pretty solid and premium feeling.

Are you looking for a gaming mouse that has a quality build, different colors, at a reasonable price? This is the mouse for you.For starters I bought two of this mouse in the red and purple. I spent a long time researching wireless mice and I eventually found my way to the Attack Shark X3. The colors are what caught my attention, it is hard to find a quality wireless gaming mouse that has actual colors without breaking the bank for something higher end. Additionally, the usb-c cord and 2.4G receiver are color coordinated with the mouse color you choose, which is a nice touch.Some common points I see against this mouse are that it is too small for big hands and the side buttons feel mushy. Let me begin by saying this is all a matter of personal preference. I am 6ft 3 and I have very big hands, this mouse does not feel small to me at all. It fills my palm without feeling too big or small, and the ergonomic shape makes it easy to use either claw grip or palm grip. The side buttons feel just right for me, and the skates feel good. Although you may prefer dot skates which you could add on the mouse to give a different feel, again a matter of preference.Now what really sets this apart from the rest is the price point, you get all this in between the 40-50$ range. All this mouse at this price, this is an amazing product. I highly recommend giving it a shot and seeing what you think. The X3 mouse makes me look forward to reviewing whatever Attack Shark puts out next in the future.

If you have a mouse that is anywhere over 5 years old, using this thing will feel like a completely new paradigm. My old mouse before this was a Corsair Harpoon circa 2017, and it is (was) a fantastic mouse.With all of the hype around extremely expensive mice these days, I felt like I was missing out but I just could not justify spending new mouse prices. So I took a shot on this mouse despite unconvincing reviews, and oh my god is it amazing. It is light, the build quality is solid, and I haven't had any software issues to speak of. Keep in mind, I am an exceedingly casual user, so if you want high-end features you will likely need to pay more for them. But for probably 95% percent of people, this mouse is an incredible value proposition.

Great design ultra light and good wireless connection. Great for pc gaming at a competitive level.

This is a comfortable mouse to use, I have a smaller hand and it fits very comfortably over this mouse. The mouse material is durable, and the quality of the click and scroll feature is very good. I have not noticed a significant lag with this mouse. Overall, the design of this mouse is pretty standard, but fits nicely into a smaller hand and works great.

Works great. Great clicks and grip. Feels kind of like the logitech super light but vastly cheaper.

I love the color of this mouse, it perfectly matches my keyboard, it's very light and ergonomy is okay if you have small hands. The scroll wheel is okay too.Problem number one, in BT mode the clicks are not always as fast as needed, not great for gaming but you can plug it in and use it wired when you need maximum performance.The big problem is its battery, it lasts around 30/40h compared to the 70h promised.At this price range, I shouldn't complain. Will update if things get betterEdit: things got worse. The battery percentage showed 80% for a week, then the mouse died completely out of charge - misfiring the clicks, not just delayed, both in BY or wired... I really love the design, but I had to return it.

Way better than the type I was using. responsive to touch