HK Gaming Mira M Ultra Lightweight RGB Gaming Mouse | Honeycomb Shell | 63 grams | max 12000 cpi | USB Wired | 6 programmable Buttons | On-Board Memory | Anti Slip Grips | Mira-M Black

Amazing mouse , would definitely reccomend buying it

So since 2011 I've had two Deathadders and a G502. The G502 is starting to doubleclick and miss clicks so it's time for a replacement. I've had real issues with Logitech's mice and keyboard quality so I wanted to stay away from them this time. The G502 did fit my hand well and was comfortable, but I hated that it was so heavy and the stiff braided cable. Looking on Reddit, I saw a lot of people in the mouse subreddit mentioning this mouse. After looking at it on Amazon I thought I'd take a chance given it's reasonable price point. And let me tell you, this mouse is great. It's very, very light and the left/right clicks and mouse wheel feel good. The material is nice and doesn't flex even when gripped tightly. I've never had a mouse with one before, but I LOVE the paracord cable! It has onboard profiles so you don't have to keep the software running all the time. Although I will say the software is simple and the best mouse software I've had to deal with. I mean, everything about this mouse is great... but it's too small/uncomfortable for me. I bought the Mira M, and it's still a bit too small, even with fingertip grip. I think it mostly comes down to being ambidextrous. If it was designed as a right handed mouse I think it'd be better (for me anyway). All it really needs is to be raised a bit/have a hump. I'm getting cramps after only a few mins everytime I use it. While I was unsure going into it that it may not be big enough, I'm really sad that's the case. Other than that this is honestly the perfect mouse. If you've got slightly smaller hands than me, I'd hands down recommend buying it. I'm going to keep it a little longer to see if I can acclimate my hand to it, but I have a feeling I'm going to end up needing to return it. If HK Gaming makes a Mira L model I'd buy it day one.

Had this mouse since roughly october. Loved the price, the weight and the shape, software was fine as well. Now after a few months of regular use, the mouse will randomly disconnect when the cord flops one way or another, slight pressure on the cord near the base of the mouse body causes it to disconnect repeatedly. Obviously a defect, but I've not heard back in a few days from support at all about starting RMA, or if they will RMA it at all. Shame, as I'm stuck replacing with another mouse to have something usable, and no idea if the will even allow an RMA on it after this. We'll see, I guess.

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quality is very good, no issues on mine at all. shell is well built, very sturdy no flex, no pre/post travel on buttons and sturdy mousewheel. shape is very good for medium-large to large hands. the mousewheel has a smoother scroll similar to WMO which I prefer. the mousefeet aren't as high quality as something like hyperglides but it's better than a lot of stock feet including the mm710, and the grips that it comes with are decent but not nearly as grippy as marruci/lizard skin so if you end up maining this mouse for it's shape I would recommend ordering a good set of feet and use the grips it comes with as a template to cut new grips. the 50m omron switches are decent but i'll be swapping them for d2f-01f as those are more suited for low current applications such as mice and they have nicer clicks imo.

I swapped over to this from a roccat kone pure owl-eye, which I loved. Unfortunately the left click button quit working after a few years. This mouse feels really nice. It's definitely super light and the sensor seems to work well. It also feels very solid despite how lightweight it is. My only complaint is that the mouse is a bit large for me. I wish I had gotten the smaller size.