MANBASNAKE Attack Shark X3 Pro 4K/8K Hz Mouse, 59g Superlight BT/2.4G Wireless/Wired Gaming Mouse, PixArt PAW3395 Gaming Sensor, 26000 DPI, Programmable Buttons for Win11/Xbox/PS/Mac(Black)

When this mouse was described as ultra-lightweight they were not kidding. The body of the mouse is incredibly lightweight so if you're looking for something with weight to it, look elsewhere.The mouse worked well in both connection modes and the DPI polling did feel good when adjusted to what I was looking for. I don't have any high end testing equipment so I can just go off of hand feel, but I would have no issues putting this in rotation with my other name brand mice that I use for work, gaming, etc.I appreciate the multiple ways of connecting the mouse to a device, either directly via usb a, via the dongle, or directly. No set up needed as it's plug in play with no need of installing any bloatware.My only gripe would be the dongle holder under the mouse itself was pretty tight that I broke a nail trying to get it open and finally got a flathead to pop the cover off. I feel like that will fix itself in time as the tight fit relaxes a bit, but wanted to note it here.Button feel is a little spongey on the side buttons, like the feel of a membrane keyboard vs a mechanical, but sufficient in what it needs to do.The only thing I would really stress is the weight. It is truly light, so if you're operating this mouse on a surface that isn't level, like balancing a laptop on a lap desk, it has a tendency to slide around when not in use. If you're looking for a lightweight mouse to bring with you for travel, this will definitely not weigh you down!

At the time of this review, this mouse is on sale for $40. That makes this mouse one of the best values on the market right now. At its non-sale price of $80, it's still not a bad option. I've been using this mouse for quite some time and these are entirely my own thoughts. The Manbasnake Shark X3 is actually quite good. It's a very lightweight, responsive gaming mouse that should fit the needs of most competitive gamers. I felt almost no difference between the performance of this and my Logitech G PRO X Superlight. There isn't much to say about the actual performance of the mouse other than it's just great. All the buttons and clicks feel great and responsive. The wheel is just okay, but the wheel click feels nice like the rest of the buttons. One thing I noticed right off the bat was how different it was ergonomically when compared to other mice that I use. It's quite a bit smaller than the G PRO X and the new Razer Viper V3 Pro. In my opinion, it's not very comfortable to use for extended periods of time. I don't have huge hands, but the mouse still feels pretty small. If you can imagine this, it's like your pinky/ring finger and thumb are much closer together on the Shark X3 than they are on the other mice I mentioned. After extended sessions, I found that the middle of my hand would be slightly sore. The mouse isn't as wide or as tall, which I just can't seem to get used to. The plastic the mouse is made out of is not sweat-resistant at all and becomes pretty slick once you start locking in. The last thing that I didn't really love was the slickness of the skates on the mouse. It doesn't glide as nicely and has a noticeable amount more resistance than my more expensive mice, but that's important to keep in mind. This isn't a high-dollar, name-brand mouse, so you'll need to set your expectations. I do still think this is a great mouse and would work well for most people. However, if you're looking for the best, save your money and grab a Viper V3 Pro. I would recommend this mouse.