Rapoo MT760 PRO Wireless Mouse, NearLink + Bluetooth 5.0 Multi-Device, 12K DPI, 2K Polling, Ergo for Work & Gaming, 11 Programmable Buttons, On-Board Memory, Quiet Clicks, USB-C, 120 Days Battery Life

I got this more out of curiosity than anything to simply try it but I've found that this is actually a good alternative to the more expensive brand that it emulates. I use the MX3 and 3s for both personal and work laptops and have used them since they released. I was actually looking for an alternate to the MX3 so I could leave it at work:-) For the MT760, the very first thing I noticed was that it's not near as comfortable but also very easy to get used to. It was pretty easy to set up. It's got some nice features like two dongles and 3 Bluetooth settings. One dongle is hidden via a nifty trap door thing. Though not as "well made" for feel, it is still has a very nice feel to it. It's quite light though but works for what I do. I'm an IT consultant. It came packaged quite nicely and came pretty well on time. One thing that I noticed in unpackaging it was the USB-C cable. It's a very nice cable and something one wouldn't expect in a product in this price range. From the controls point of view, the left/right click depth is longer than say the MX3s but easy to get used to. It's quite silent as well. It doesn't have that "free wheeling" scroll capability like the 3s but it is acceptable. My test for this will be when I use it for work today as I have some large datasets in Excel I need to work with :-) The left side wheel and buttons are quite close together and if you have larger hands, this may be an issue. I like to have those at the ball of my thumb and these are just slightly back of that when you first put your hand on the mouse. Just something that is easy to get used to though as well. Too early to tell on battery life. Nitpicks? Not all that many per se. From a usage standpoint, it so far works well. The manual though had very small print and I never could navigate the web page to get at the app. I may look hard at their web page once I get more time. Update- I've now used this at work for a few days, and for the most part, it works very well. The one thing that I did find was that the center scroll wheel was a little sensitive for me and it went into scroll mode a few times. Other than that, it held a charge well and overall worked good. For me, I'll keep this as a backup for work.

the main wheel some times sends a bad signal, triggering the reverse function of what you might try to do. the buttons are soft and quiet, its light weight, the 2.4g wierless is responsive and nice to use for games. the only other area that I think this mouse could be improved other than the main wheel is a pinky rest but perhaps it would look like some airplane concept at that point.

I got this for my wife as I have an MX Master 3 that she liked the feel of but wasn't caring for the brand name model or brand name price. Honestly, this is so dang good for what it is. Pro's: - Mouse clicks are honestly better than the MX 3 in my opinion - Scroll wheel feels very similar - Has almost all the same buttons and functionality - Easy to pair and use right out the box - Haven't had any disconnects and still kicking after 4 months of usage - Feels great in the hand - The price is unbeatable for the quality Cons: - Side scroll wheel doesn't have much friction so makes it easy to use accidentally If you don't "need" a Logitech, this one is fantastic and you can buy 3 of these for the price of 1

I'm using this mouse on my Mac - I also use MOS to help with scrolling adjustments. I have a Logitech MX Master 3 and there are things I like about this mouse better. 1. The overall movement/DPI seems better. I know the polling rate for the MX Master is low - but you can really feel the difference, I feel I have so much more control over this Rapoo mouse. 2. The scroll wheel - This is controversial but I hate the MX Master's non ratcheted scroll wheel. Even in ratchet mode, it's not really a true ratchet. The Rapoo is a true ratchet mouse, there is no free spin option. With the tweaks, and the dash button I prefer this because it gives me more control and it's less loud. 3. Side scroll - The side scroll also has nearly zero resistance. Again, this is going to be a personal preference but I feel I can move things easier side to side on the Rapoo than the MX Master. 4. Build Quality - The Rapoo is significantly lighter, and does feel a bit cheaper if I'm honest. Since it's half the price, it's probably to be expected... but there are some benefits like the USB receiver having a storage area. I will say, my first mouse, the left click was like "pushed" up and wouldn't click very well.. the second mouse was the same, but not to the same degree. I tried living with it, but eventually got a third.. and this one has been perfect button wise. I did not try the software, or any adjustments outside of the MOS software on Mac (third party).

Very clear, it’s a very budgeted mouse compare with well known brand. Since others are way more expensive. It’s perfectly good enough for my use as I was looking for it to be able to scroll the screen side ways, which it did the job. The battery life last pretty strong I haven’t did my first charge after since I purchase. Everything a good replacement if you are looking for almost the same functionally with the known brand. One thing I think they can improve is to slightly improve their design at the scrolling area.