Razer Pro Click Humanscale Wireless Mouse: Ergonomic Form Factor - 5G Advanced Optical Sensor - Multi-Host Connectivity - 8 Programmable Buttons - Extended Battery Life of up to 400 Hours

The mouse is spectacular, it is comfortable and works very well. However, for the life if me, I do not understand the design choice of the charging cable. It requires a notch in order to fit in to the hole to charge the mouse, which means it requires the charging cable that comes with the mouse. If you lose the charging cable you can't just use a generic one you have lying around, unless you modify it to have a similar notch. I suppose this was done to make it easier to determine which end of the cable should be up? But that wouldn't have been an issue if they used the widely adopted USB-C standard instead of the antiquated Micro-USB. Massive design flaw and it cost them a star in the review. Otherwise the mouse is amazing. Really a shame about the cable.

Used this for playing COD Warzone and it performed every bit as well as my Logitech G903.SUPER Light weight, responsive, and comfortable as heck but I am so used to ambidextrous mice now that the right handedness of this mouse just feels too odd to me along with the mouse wheel being further over due to the ergo slope.There are no marks against this mouse IMO, just personal preference is all.Love how it's without RGB, the rubber sides feel great for palm or claw grip and the buttons are responsive.It is quite large FYI so small hands might not like it as much since the hump is pronounced and fills the hand but I have huge hands so no complaints.About the same length as the G903 so minimal finger overhang.The white is a nice change and overall aesthetics are groovy.Ignore the trendy gaming YT influencers who dictate via saying it is not a gaming mouse...it does damn fine and keeps up NP.

Love the mouse, love the way it feels, works great when it works. Therein lies the problem. If you search "Razer Pro Click Not Charging", you'll find many grievances you don't see here in the reviews on Amazon. In addition to the provided cable inexplicably being a micro USB with a notch that prevents you from using any cable other than the one it comes with without voiding your warranty, and aside from the fact that it is literally impossible to buy another compatible cable from Razer, making this physical DRM/design choice absolutely f***ing pointless, the only known solution to this problem is to make use of Razer's warranty.You don't get one of those when you buy this device used, and you also don't get the option to purchase an extended Asurion warranty with the device like you do with a new one.These things can die completely at random, for seemingly no reason, and your only hope is a warranty exchange, or to physically mod the device to use another cable and hope the cable was the issue, which will void any warranty you do have. In my case, I have nothing to lose by modding it, but I thought it best to leave a warning for anyone tempted by the sometimes 40 dollar discount offered on a used mouse. Don't do it, unless you're okay with paying $80 for something that is known for shitting the bed at any time for seemingly no reason.Again, not a knock on the mouse. I'll be purchasing a new one with a warranty because I don't know if I can stand using another mouse for my line of work. I genuinely love this thing and I'm gutted that it's just decided to run death.exe.

The mouse was fantastic, very responsive and precise. Easy to use and configure either Bluetooth or with the short dongle or even connected with the wire.One slight issue is the mini USB cable configured with slots that do not allow using any other cable. We loose it or if it is pinched or damaged in any way, you will need to order a replacement.Unfortunately, after few months the Bluetooth starts disconnecting and requires multples attempst to Pair it again. Then the mouse battery start getting drained even not connected and the small switch below the mouse at "off" the light kept flicquering draining the battery. Now few weeks before a year has passed the Bluetooth is not working at all. Will see if the warranty works or not. At this price, it should last longer.

I've switched over from my wired Razer Mamba Elite for a wireless setup, and the mouse is comfortable to use, responsive, and has a long battery life. The multi-device bluetooth function is very handy when switching between my laptop and desktop (not for simultaneous use though). My only gripe with the product is the special micro-USB cable required to charge the mouse. I don't mind that it is micro-USB. However, I am concerned as to what'll happen if I break or lose the cable in the future.