– Keychron M6 8000 Hz Silent Wireless Bluetooth 5.3/2.4 GHz/Wired Connection Gaming Mouse, Lightweight Body Programmable PixArt 3950 Sensor (30K DPI / 750 IPS) for Windows Mac Linux - Black

The mouse is perfect for me, I wanted an MX Master however I cannot deal with the low polling rate for gaming, for me this is the next best thing. The mouse wheel takes some time to get used to as it scrolls either notch less or semi notch less but is great now I'm used to it. Button clicks are quiet and soft which is perfect for me, if you're used to normal gaming mice with hard loud clicks this will be a bit jarring.

Nice one but it doesn't comes with usb C adapter to put in the laptop. Its Usb-a

I'd give the mouse 4.5 stars. Connection is quick and easy. 2.4ghz adapter works great. 8k polling rate is smooth as butter. Mouse is light and feels good in the hand. Only real complaint is the button to change the mouse wheel scrolling. Its very clunky/hard to press and doesn't match the rest of the mouse. Battery life has great so far.

Love the quietness of the clicks, don’t feel self-conscious in the office. Remapping is nice and easy via Keychron launcher, no need to download software.

Good mouse. Suited more for smaller hands, less grippy than other mouse’s

Love the web based control panel and functionalities. Comfortable in the hand and very easy to use.

Mushy buttons and shape that is awkward to pickup

Dont think ive left a review for anything in my life for a positive reason Im giving it 4 starts only because the side scroll wheel is a bit funky. But its such a comfortable shape and i cant get iver how satisfying the clicks are. Very clean design and easy to use highly recommend

Amazing mouse. Love how smooth the movement feels compared to my old Logitech master mouse. Button clicks and scroll wheel feel great and the plastic texture gives a nice almost rubber like feeling. I also got one of the cheaper 1000 Hz polling rate and it's great as well but the plastic feels much cheaper compared to this one.

Very nice! I would just prefer the buttons to be more clicky sounding

This is basically an alternative to Logitech MX Master mice, but with a higher polling rate for those who want productivity and gaming features together. I've got the 8K version, as it was the only one with the metal scroll wheel. With a price tag of $140 this is an expensive mouse. My main problems: * Mushy left and right buttons with low feedback * Left and right buttons are not silent and also have noticeably different noises. My left button sounds way louder and cheaper * The scroll mode selector button should be pressed hard to change mode * Scrolling does not wake the mouse up so reading a long documents requires constantly moving the mouse to stop it from going into power save * Plastic side scroll wheel that is difficult to use * The overall shape of the mouse is uncomfortable for me * Keychron refers warranty to the supplier rather than upholding their own product

Completely replaced my MX master 3 (non-silent). First impressions was that it's all plastic compared to the logitech mouse, lighter and feels less sturdy, but no issues so far w/ heavy use. Clicks feel a bit unstable compared to some of the silenced MX masters I've tried, and the infinity scroll lock is a bit unwieldly. However, very reliable, no inputs ever dropped on me. Have even used it for non-comp gaming with little to no noticeable lag (on USB dongle, forget about bluetooth). Trades the thumb button (switches Destkop 1-2) with a left/right rocker on the middle mouse, the latter of which offers more functionality imo. Huge benefit exists in the software, which can be accessed from a browser rather than an app. Mouse configuration exists entirely its own memory, which is huge. Can't believe this is not more common.

I got this mouse to replace a Logitech MX Master 3S that I lost. Overall I think the Logitech has this mouse beat on ergonomics and feel. While the Keychron feels fine, it lacks the soft touch tactility of the MX Master, and fits smaller in the hand. My hands are average sized and it doesn’t quite fit as well. The horizontal scroll wheel doesn’t scroll quickly enough, and is placed in a weird spot, too far back from where the thumb normally rests. The vertical scroll wheel doesn’t dynamically adjust scroll speed like the MX Master, you have to click a button to scroll more quickly. All that said there are two standout features. One is the responsiveness and max polling rate. The other is that the MX Master can not be used as a wired mouse, the wire is just for charging, whereas this mouse can be switched to wired mode. This mouse is very good, and I’ll keep it, but for most people, you should splurge and get the MX Master.