ThermaltakeArgent M5 Wireless 16.8M RGB Color Gaming Mouse, 6 Customizable Dynamic Lighting Effects, Pixart PMW-3335 Optical Sensor, DPI Adjustments Up to 16,000. GMO-TMF-HYOOBK-01

I have wanted to transition to a wireless gaming mouse for some time but never found a mouse with the same level of performance. It feels like the gaming community has been bashing wireless mice for years over latency and battery life. But with the recent advances in wireless connectivity I thought it was finally time to give one a try.The Wireless version of the Argent M5 Gaming Mouse looks exactly like the wired version, and can even be used as a wired mouse when charging and on paper the specs look nearly identical. Both are 16,000 DPI mice with OMRON engineered switches and have RGB for example.But there are some key differences worth noting. The Wireless M5 has a different Pixart sensor with the PMW-3335 specifically designed for wireless use. Battery life is expected to be about 36 hours with the RGB enabled and up to 52 hours without RGB. I am still at 51 % after a solid evening of RGB enabled gaming.The lighting is also only found on the Aluminum scroll wheel and the TT logo. This means the logo lighting is hidden during use and the wheel is obscured. The M5 mouse is smaller than expected but feels pretty good and offers good control with a palm or claw grip style. Side buttons can be customized and are pretty intuitive to reach. The weight is a low 177g and really glides on my older glass mouse pad.Connectivity options are Bluetooth 5.0, wireless 2.4 G and wired for charging. I used the included USB connector to enable 2.4 G as it seemed easier, my games were trouble free and really didn’t notice any lag. Coming from a hardcore “Wires or nothing” mentality I’m finding that the Wireless Argent M5 may have converted me to the wireless side.

I brought this mouse because my teammate at PUBG is using it recently, and my previous other brand gaming mouse was having some issues with the mouse's right button.The connectivity on this mouse is pretty good. I learned it is BT5.0. It is fast-respond no matter I use it on my desktop or laptop. This is important to me.This mouse's built quality is worth the price, and I hope it can be last for five years. The ergonomics design, I mean the shape of the mouse, is fantastic. I didn't feel sore after hours of gameplays; my hand still feels comfortable. I also like it as a medium-sized mouse, suitable for a small hand user like me.I am a graphic designer, and I play games almost every day. The sensitivity of the mouse is good for working or gaming. It is a good design that we can customize the dpi profile to our liking for different scenarios of how you use it.I am pleased with using this mouse, and hopefully, it last for years with no issues.