Darmoshark M3 Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse,Tri-Mode 2.4G/USB-C/Bluetooth Mouse Up to 26KDPI,PAW3395 Optical Sensor Lightweight 55g,8 programmable Button 500MAh Battery Life,Computer Mouse for Laptop-P

I have almost no complaints about this mouse. It is light, large, and there are no performance issues. My mouse did not have any weird pre/post travel or wireless issues and the clicks felt snappy. The seller is very responsive and will give you the software needed to update the firmware if you request it. The only complaint is there's a very small amount of creaking but I think you'd need to grip it super hard to really damage it. If there was one improvement they could make, it's that they should have a proper website to download their software and firmware. They clearly have the engineering down

Let me save you some time: Every mouse breaks eventually, no matter the brand, the pricey Logitechs, Roccats, Razers, and Corsairs are not worth it. What you want in something that delivers for a modest price and this Darmoshark one provides solid value. There's a guy on Reddit that reviewed all the Chinese mice you can, just pick the one that suits you better. Darmoshark M3 has a broad enough ergonomic profile so that it should suit most people. It's comfy, responsive, and has all the DPI settings you could need. Also, besides Bluetooth and packed in dongle, it works wired. Your Logitech MX Master 3 can't be used wired once it dies, which is an absolute scam.

I’ve had this mouse for about 5 minutes and already knew I was switching off of the super light for it. The clicks, feet, sensor, side buttons, and shape are top tier. It is very responsive with a 1000hz polling rate and 0ms debounce. The motion sync makes the mouse extremely responsive and accurate. The shape is the same as the air 58. If you don’t know how that feels, it feels like a mixture of a gpro super light and a viper v2. The build quality it really good, the only issue is that if you press under the side buttons really hard, the buttons will activate. It is nothing you will ever notice while using the mouse normally unless you death grip the mouse. The mouse feet are extremely smooth and fast, which might be a bad thing for some people but you could always get after market feet. The coating is fine unless you have sweaty hands, which in that case you will want to put grip tape on it. Over all this mouse is on the level of 150 dollar mice (Mabye better) while being less than half the price. Update:- After all the hype I’ve thrown into this mouse, I’m a bit disappointed. After about a month of use, the build quality got worse a bit. Creaking on the sides is slightly more noticeable, clicks feel as if they are starting to lose tactility, sometimes clicks don’t register(rarely). I don’t know if it’s just my copy or if all of them are like this. This doesnt make the mouse bad by any means, it’s just something that I thought was need to share

This mouse is very light but can be larger for some people, I personally love this mouse. I have zero complaints so far the battery lasts forever, even in wired mode it works fantastic. I had a cooler master cm711 before and I still keep it around for travel and Incase I need something even lighter and more snappy but this mouse sits on my desk 99% of the time when it does eventually die I will likely buy 2 more.

After realizing I needed a mouse with a faster report rate, I did a bunch of digging and came across some reviews of the Darmoshark M3. For $45, I figured it was worth a shot, and holy cow am I impressed! This thing punches way above its price range, with a sensor usually found in mice that cost literally triple what you can get the M3 for. I really really love this thing. The shape, size and weight are perfect, and the build quality is great. The accuracy and 1000hz report rate are really incredible, coming from an MX Master to this was eye opening. I loved the MX, but I don't think I can go back to a slower mouse now.

I'm shocked how good this mouse is for the price! First off the wireless performance is absolutely on point and I can't tell a difference between it and my more expensive wireless mice. The shape is awesome as well even though it's a bit on the large side. The buttons feel great! I have a caveat though - The unit I bought was advertised as having TTC Gold switches but I seemed to have got the Kalih GM 8.0 version. The software is a bit tricky to find for this but it's on Darmosharks site and you will be able to set everything up using that. Overall I'd highly recommend this mouse!

Instead of buying a expensive mouse for like $150, I just got this on a whim to see how it is. And at first I was iffy until i tried It! It feels really nice in the hand as its not too big or too small and has a really nice weight to it.

As my first lightweight mouse, it was definitely a big improvement over whatever Logitech G502 super heavy mouse I had before. I always like devices with multiple modes, not because of the options, but because it lets you seamlessly switch between different devices with the switch on the bottom, without the need for a KVM. Battery life was pretty good, works for about a couple days or so without needing charge. Normally however I keep it plugged in because the cable is really light, but also really long. Exactly 2 years after buying the mouse, I finally started to get problems with the mouseclick, where pressing the center would sometimes drop inputs and I need to click extra hard on that spot to actually register a click. Pressing anywhere else like slightly off to the side works perfectly though.

As a buyer from the UAE, I was pleased to see that the product, which was imported from the US, arrived undamaged with no dents on the packaging. The product itself is slightly large, so I would recommend purchasing the mini version for those with smaller hands. Thank you for the great service and quality product!

Comprei esse mouse assim que o L começou a ser feito. Como o vendedor cobre as taxas externas ao custo do produto você não terá surpresas, no meu caso eu fui taxado e após o recebimento do produto eu informei eles, que foram super rápidos e já estou no processo de ser reembolsado. Quanto ao mouse em si é um da tríplice dos custo benefício na casa dos 200 reais, junto com o Ajazz 199 e o Delux m800 pro, como a minha mão é relativamente grande eu optei por escolher o M3 por ele ser o maior entre os três e permitir uma pegada tipo claw/palm, além dele ter um shape parecido com o meu antigo mouse, um redragon cobra m711. Até o presente momento não tive nenhum problema, o mouse é muito leve, desliza bem pelo mousepad e os cliques parecem ser bem sólidos, mas como não faz nem uma semana que eu to com ele não da para ter uma opinião formada ainda, se eu lembrar daqui a 1/2 meses eu respondo essa avaliação dando um retorno melhor do produto. Mas no geral é um ótimo mouse, se tiver a oportunidade vale a pena desembolsar uma grana para pegar ainda mais agora que ta tudo sendo taxado. obs: ta aí uma comparação dos tamanhos dos mouses que eu citei nessa avaliação.

O Mouse é bem leve o que agrada muito bem o uso, importante identificar seu tipo de pegada antes de comprar este mouse, ele é um pouco grande então pode ser que não fique tão confortável em mãos menores, mas é um bom mouse sem fio que não tem delay e ainda oferece um dongle de conexão USB-C, tem uma boa regulagem de DPI para diversos gostos.

Perfeito, mouse muito bom, recomendo

avaliando anos depois, o preço era imbatível. até hoje não vi um mouse na casa dos 250-300 reais que tenha o sensor e construção desse. valeu super a pena.