HT-M 3360 Ultra Lightweight Honeycomb Shell Wired Gaming Mouse up to 12000 cpi - 6 Buttons - 2.18 oz (61g) (Vista Blue)

Overall, this is a very light and responsive mouse.Unboxing was awesome as it comes in a nice collectors tin and has replaceable cable, slides, and even some soft pads you can stick onto the mouse for better feel.I use this mouse daily and it has a great slide, feels light in hand, and has satisfying and solid buttons. Side buttons do not move side to side and has good travel. Quality is high and even the software does the trick and is not too bad to work with. The highlight of this mouse may be the cable as it is light and barely pulls on the mouse. I love the colors and would def recommend this mouse. I pair with a Logitech hard mousepad which makes it nice.

Worth the money if you are a gamer that plays first person shooters but it works great on fortnite toothe comfort is decent but the wire if amazing, you don’t even notice it’s there and the scroll wheel is decent but it’s a 5-5 mouse

Well made and good value, 5/5 stars!My son loves this mouse and he is avid gamer. Well made and SUPER lightweight!

So, I love this mouse and I think it's the closest to my "perfect" mouse in hand. However, as good as it feels in hand, I've already had to return two for different reasons, which I think are more the fault of G-Wolves' QC than of this mouse's design.First things first, the shape is awesome. I used a Glorious Model O and was totally happy with it. But the Hati is just slightly more shapely with more pronounced hump and curves, which I found substantially more comfortable with any grip style, even after hours of consecutive play. The material feels nice, being a soft-touch type of plastic that isn't gritty or textured, and if you've never used a honeycomb-shell lightweight mouse, don't worry about the holes because you don't actually feel them anywhere that you grip. The stock cable is on par with a paracord and feels weightless; you're lying to yourself if you claim you feel drag on this cable or still need a mouse bungee.In terms of value, I think the Hati is a steal at its $60 MSRP if you order from x-raypad, especially with how much comes with the package - a tin collector's case and some extra parts. It feels like less of a deal with the $20 price hike here on Amazon, so just know you're paying a premium for Prime shipping and the no-hassle return/exchange policy - I'm glad I did, because I definitely needed the latter.The issue I had with my first Hati was a noticeable amount of post-travel on the clicks, as well as audible plastic creaking when pressing the button any further than actuation. The second had a tendency to cut out completely and lose all input for about a second, which would get me killed in games when I suddenly couldn't look or shoot at all. Fortunately the third time was the charm, finally a perfect copy with no QC or build quality issues.Overall, if you get one that doesn't have any issues then this is a top mouse! If I only had to order one then this would easily be 5 stars instead. Order with confidence though, as if yours has any problems with it then just keep exchanging until you have a copy you're satisfied with.

Great shape and build qualitu, prefer over the model o and minus, but maybe not enough for some to justify the extra money.

Perfect mouse! Love the packaging and what it comes with. It comes with stickers and mouse grips.

I own both the Logitech G Pro Wireless and the G-Wolves Skoll and their two of my top mice (I have A LOT of mice, someone please stop me), which is why it was an easy choice to purchase the Hati. For me personally, I made the wrong choice.The shape and feel of the Hati are great. The material feels really good on the hand and allows for a secure grip. The addition of silicone grip tape is a huge bonus, especially for those with dry hands. Unfortunately that's about where the positives end.The worst thing about the mouse are the mouse feet (at least on mine). They're the same feet as the Skoll except for whatever reason they didn't include the additional wider add-on feet. As a result, the mouse drags on my mouse pad as if the edges of the feet are scraping against the pads fabric. This might just be my specific mouse but it's a deal breaker for me regardless.My second con are those HORRIBLE switches on M1 and M2. They're not very tactile, they're incredibly loud (which is only a problem at night) and they're really mushy. The best way to describe them is to compare them to Zowie's side mouse buttons. They su*k, is what I'm trying to say. They're bad to the point that when I'm playing a competitive game, I focus on the clicks more than the game itself. The box even includes spare switches, which should have been Omrons. (Sorry for going on such a tangent.)Finally, the price. In my opinion, based on the mouse I received, I expected much more and I got much less from a mouse with an $80 price tag. $80 is NOT cheap for a mouse and all the Hati is is a GPW clone with holes in it, so I'm not sure what we're really paying for.TL;DR-Great shape and feel-Included silicone grips are incredible-Feet cause mouse to scrape against fabric mousepad-TERRIBLE switches-Value

Awesome mouse. Worth every penny!