Xtrfy M4 RGB Ultra-Light Gaming Mouse, Unique Right-Handed Design, Pixart 3389 Sensor, EZcord® - Black

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The most notable aspect is the back flare, which is rather sudden and perhaps not quite what you’d expect from ergonomic mice if you’re used to the more gradual curves of something like a Razer DeathAdder or a Zowie EC. At 69 grams, we’ve focused on creating the best lightweight gaming mouse rather than cutting down on durability to get rid of a few extra grams. From instant-reacting keyboards to super-precise mice, Xtrfy peripherals were crafted to meet high standards with outstanding aesthetics to match. Using this screwdriver, you can adjust the weight balance of the mouse, and you’ll also need it to swap shells since the ‘shell swap system’ has also seen some changes from how it worked on the M42.

We focus on creating the best lightweight gaming mice rather than cutting down on durability to reach the lowest possible weight. The M4 features an ergonomic, right-handed design – uniquely constructed to weigh less without compromising on shape and feel. I say this as someone who has modded mice before (by which I mean I’ve tinkered around in parts of mice that aren’t necessarily made to be tinkered around with, not that modding mice is extremely difficult or something) but getting these buttons back on was very, very annoying and finnicky and I constantly felt as if I was about to break something. Recently, they have joined forces with mechanical switch giant, Cherry, to form a new brand: Cherry Xtrfy. The original primary focus of Xrtfy was to create high-performance peripherals to enhance esports gaming.This second shell reminds me of ambidextrous mice like the Zowie S line, for example, and while I found the user experience with this second shell to be quite interesting I ended up going for the original shell myself since I like that more gradual back hump more when it comes to ambidextrous mice. The new mouse wasn’t only going to make an impression in-game – we wanted to create something special for all gamers out there.

Smaller to medium sized hands can definitely palm this one, but claw grippers can also find joy here, and the inclusion of a different back panel means that there are options to make the mouse suit your preferred amount of palm contact. The charging cable (the M4 Wireless charges via USB-C) that comes with the mouse is very flexible, so even if you have to charge the mouse while using it you won’t be feeling limited by a stiff or unwieldy cable. All in all, unless you’re used to a very specific DPI setting or you’re a heavy macro user, the M4 Wireless should be easy to configure so that it matches your personal setup and settings perfectly. To view the purposes they believe they have legitimate interest for, or to object to this data processing use the vendor list link below.Inside the box you will find the mouse, the other back shell, two keycaps, a screwdriver, the USB receiver, the usual documentation, a sticker, a charging cable, and an extension dongle so that you can place the receiver closer to your mousepad. switches instead of the Omrons that the wired version was released with, and it’s a logical switch if you ask me.