Magic-Refiner X2 Wireless Gaming Mouse, Tri-Mode 2.4G/USB-C Wired/Bluetooth, PAW3311 Sensor, 25000 DPI, 1000Hz Polling Rate, 69g Ergonomic Design, PC/Mac Compatible, White

I love this. It is sleek, precise, and holds no prisoners. It is an excellent gaming mouse with no equal. It's as if the gaming world has opened up to a new challenge. It cannot match the rapidity and precision of this extraordinarily lightweight, lightning-fast hand weapon. My ten-year-old would not stop complaining about the old school mouse we had. To me, it worked perfectly fine, but then again, I'm not a gamer. This is a game-changer, and your cunning little gamers at home will love every bit of the change.

I needed a new mouse since I had to replace my other one. It doesn't work well with my desk. And this mouse definitely works with my desk. The print on it is stickers so the stickers to come separately and you just place them on yourselves if you want to, so it's definitely optional. Also it does feel as though it has a mouse pad on it and it glides perfectly fine on top of a mouse pad as well. It also comes with a cord and a little drivers that you plug into your computer to connect it wirelessly or with a wire.

Honestly it's great! My husband works from home and is an electrical estimator so he clicks and click away so so much on counts so he goes through mouses fast! So really any mouse that's new and working easy and great is actually great because let's be real they all go fast but again so fast is nice and works great we love it and does what its supposed to thanks!

This mouse is just as good as any gaming mouse. The settings are customizable, it's has Bluetooth, wireless or wired connection; which leaves people with many options of use depending on their own preferences. Very easy to set up and use! I did not realize the design was sticker based, nonetheless, it looks good.

Big fan of this mouse. It charges with USB so you don't have to keep replacing the batteries and comes with a high quality braided cord. It has a convenient connect button and pairs quickly and easily. I didn't use it but it also comes with a RFID dongle. More lightweight than a typical mouse because it doesn't use batteries. It is plain black and comes with the textured x o stickers you can attach for better grip. I use it as a regular mouse but seems like it would work great for gaming or any other use.

My son is a gamer, but he is also working on his accounting degree, so he needed a mouse that was multifaceted. This mouse has a nice, simple design, and it fits in his large hand (he's 6'3" for reference). The mouse has switches on the bottom which go between 2.4g wireless, Bluetooth, and off. My son said that the mouse works while it's charging but it can also be wired. The cord that comes with it is industrious, but overall this gets a 5/5 for speed, performance, and ergonomics (per user). For the price point, this is a really good mouse to use for gaming (he races), but also for key work functions.

The mouse is pretty lightweight, which can be good or bad depending on what you prefer. I like that it has three modes: wired (it also charges when wired), wireless with the receiver they give you, or Bluetooth (no receiver needed). I'm not sure I like that the DPI switch is on the bottom. It's a little inconvenient, but it also prevents you from accidentally hitting it. It comes with grip stickers so you can decide if you want to use them, but you kind of have to because the mouse is a bit hard to grip without them. With the grip stickers on, it is very easy to hold and looks pretty cool. The grip feels like the same material a Band-Aid is made out of. All in all, I think this is a pretty nice mouse.

Got this as a gift for my nephew, I thought it was going to be painted on with clear grip tape being able to go over the designs, but it is just a plain white mouse with patterned grip tape. Quality isn't as high as I thought, but price makes up for it.

I'd give this mouse 4 stars overall. It has a clean, modern look and I like that it uses USB-C instead of micro USB. You can use it wired, Bluetooth, or with the USB receiver, which is what I prefer since it feels more stable and responsive. The buttons are soft and quiet, especially the side buttons, and the scroll wheel has a light, smooth ratchet. It's comfortable to use and clearly designed for right-handed use. It also has a DPI button and goes to sleep when idle, which helps battery life. Battery life has been great and it's very easy to use overall. The only downside is that it's a bit expensive for what it is, but it still works well for both everyday use and casual gaming.

Item arrived on time and in good condition. I needed a wireless mouse for my new GMKTec Mini PC which I will review after I've installed linux on it. Right now I'm testing on my big old MSI windoze lappy in the pic. This X2 fits my large/long hands well and I like it. The front is low enough for the buttons to be comfortable (they're not horizontal-ish like on some mice), and the Forward/Back buttons are positioned high enough that I have thumb room and almost never hit them by mistake. It's super light too, at least partly due to no AA battery; it charges on USB, like everything these days. Tracks well on the surfaces I've tried: white desktop, brown mini-bookcase top, even a business envelope with a window - and of course on mousepad. It comes with a nice 6' USB/micro Type-C cable, a USB 2.4G receiver (stored in a tiny compartment on underside of the mouse), and sticky stickers you want to stick on right the first time, or you might be stuck with where you stuck them. It connects via 3 different ways using a 3-position Connection Mode selector underneath with questionable position names: • Bluetooth ("BT") - This is flaky even for Bluetooth. I have nothing but trouble with it. You need to press Connect button underneath, and I needed to navigate via keyboard (tab, shift-tab, arrows, space, cr) while BT was being paired. Then the mouse stopped dead in about :30. I reconnected and about :30 later it stopped again. I rebooted the lappy, removed the device from Settings to start from square 1 again, but now (without using the keyboard) I can't connect at all: the X2 doesn't show in the list. It's totally losing a star for this. • USB cable ("Off") - This worked as expected right away and reliably. • 2.4G Receiver ("RF") - This worked as expected right away and reliably and is the mode I use. But as said, the 2.4G receiver is stored in a tiny compartment on the underside of the mouse. I was starting to panic until I found it. It loses a star for the ultra-flaky Bluetooth. It also loses a star for being twice the price of other 2.4G/Bluetooth mice. But since it fits my long hand so well, I still recommend it, at least for people with long/large hands.