Rapoo VT3PRO MAX Wireless Gaming Mouse, 59g Superlight, 8KHz Polling, PAW 3950 Ultimate Optical Sensor, 30K Independent X/Y DPI, 1+8 Programmable Buttons, 200H Battery Life, Classic Shape, PC, White

Just as a heads up, I ordered this mouse when it was on sale for 29.99. At that price, this mouse is a steal.It feels good in the hand - I primarily use claw grip and this feels very natural. Nothing feels out of place or weird when using this to play FPSes. It comes with 8k polling, although I don't use it because my monitor doesn't have high enough refresh rate to see any improvement. I primarily keep the mouse on 2k. I've tested the polling rate up to that and have been able to confirm that it can easily hit that.I haven't had any tracking issues, it feels very light in the hand, although the lightest mouse I have is a 50ish gram mouse so it's very comparable. Clicks feel good, not a lot of mush on the side buttons either. included skates are satisfactory, nothing insane, and it comes with a spare set of skates. I primarily use a glass mousepad and haven't had any snags or problems. The only downside to the skates is that it is easier on glass to have a scratchy glide. This is more a downside of glass mouse pads though, and I bet using dot skates would lower the chances... or just wipe down the pad with a cloth to catch everything.Software is decent, no concerns regarding weird downloads or anything, always be careful with that! It's intuitive and pretty straightforward in terms of DPI, polling rate, and rebind settings. The only nitpick that I might have is that it takes a second for the software to show battery percentage. The usb-a receiver itself has a color LED that shows what I assume is the battery life, as it goes from green to yellow and I assume red), so that's a nice touch.One other thing - the grip tape this comes with is trash! not grippy at all, and the smallest of improvements on the shell. That's more a bonus item more than anything though.Anyways, this is a fantastic mouse for the price if you can get it on sale. I feel like there are better options out there when this is at full price (59.99 at the time of this review).

Got mine in the other day, original got a mix up like the others noted receiving another model. But I got a replacement order and they delivered the correct one.This is from a user who has used the original Logitech Pro Superlight (stock) for the last 3 yrs or so as their daily. I got this one due to the weight and extra DPI button.But overall, I am enjoying it more than the Logitech. The clicks are a easier than the Logitech and customization is much easier with the DPI button so I can change things on the fly when doing different tasks on the computer. In terms of shape, it also fits my hand much better as it has a slight curve inwards for the thumbs. This mouse is designed specifically for right handed people I will say because of that curve inward vs. the Logitech Pro Superlight which is ambi as the shape is equal rounded on both sides outside of the side buttons.I will say going forward, this will become my daily as it is a clear overall upgrade from the Logitech Pro Superlight which costs up to 5 times more than the price of this with the sale.I am very happy with this mouse so far!

If you’re deciding between the Rapoo VT3PRO MAX and the original Superlight gaming mouse, here’s why the VT3PRO MAX might just be the better pick for you.Design & Comfort: The Rapoo VT3PRO MAX is just as light as the Superlight, weighing only 59 grams, but its classic shape makes it more comfortable for people with medium to larger hands, especially if you use a palm or relaxed grip. If you’ve got 19x10 cm hands, the VT3PRO MAX feels like a much better fit, offering solid support and comfort for longer gaming sessions. The Superlight, while still a good fit, might feel a bit small for those who prefer a relaxed grip.Performance: Both mice are super responsive, but the Rapoo VT3PRO MAX takes it up a notch with an 8KHz polling rate, meaning it reacts even faster than the Superlight. It also features the PAW 3950 optical sensor, offering up to 30,000 DPI with independent X/Y DPI control. This is a big step up from the Superlight’s sensor and gives you more control for ultra-precise movements. If you want the smoothest, most accurate gaming experience, the VT3PRO MAX edges out the Superlight here.Battery Life: The Rapoo VT3PRO MAX lasts up to 200 hours on a single charge, which is amazing for such a lightweight mouse. While the Superlight is also great on battery, the VT3PRO MAX’s battery life is even longer, so you won’t have to recharge it as often during long gaming sessions.Conclusion: While the OG Superlight is still an excellent gaming mouse, the Rapoo VT3PRO MAX offers a better fit, improved sensor, and longer battery life, making it a better choice for gamers with larger hands or those looking for the best performance. If you're after a mouse that's light, responsive, and more comfortable for longer sessions, the Rapoo VT3PRO MAX is definitely the way to go.

The ergomatic design is specifically for small hands.

nice mouse

This is an awesome gaming mouse!!!The ultra-responsive sensor and customizable DPI make it perfect for gaming. I also bought the wireless charging module, and this ensures I never run out of power. The ergonomic design feels great during long sessions. For me it has just the right weight and the basic gaming functions!

Ive had it for awhile and the only thing wrong is it doesnt right click somtimes.

Muy bueno igual a la foto