EPOMAKER Click Gaming Mouse Wireless 2.4Ghz/BT/Type-C, 800 to 42,000 DPI Adjustable, 8K Polling Rate, 500mAh, Lightweight Optical Mouse, for PC/Mac/Linux (Black)

I must say this is the best budgeted 8k mouse. Light weight, good battery lofe, good polling rate, nice grip.Only problem is software is not stable, although you don't need it more often. They should work on its software.Epomaker should introduce more gaming mouse.

Che dire, epomaker si rivela a livello anche di prodotti molto più blasonati, dove paghi solo il marchio!

Llegó con un defecto en el click derecho cada que lo clickaba hacia un rechinido muy molesto lamentablemente lo tuve que devolver

as a first true gaming mouse I owned, you'll never FOMO with latest gaming tech advances.I'd say the polling rate on this one along with light weight feel is the deal breaker here.not to mention the sticking grips that comes in the box, you attach that to your mouse and you'll enjoy seamless gaming experience.

Amazing mouse! Haven’t had any problems with mouse or its software, loads of setting in app, good response and feels comfortable to hold

Great performance, bad mouse In terms of performance, this mouse is perfect, it is super smooth and fast, really great for that, but in terms of using it overall, it's just bad because the most important part of a mouse is comfort, this mouse is too small and the shape is just not ergonomic, so overall I will not recommend it despite it having great performance

Great buy at any budget Picked this up as a cheap mouse until I can repair my GPX Superlight. Extremely surprised by how good this mouse feels, very close to the size and perfect for claw grip, noticeably lighter, very precise tracking. Tiny bit of drag with the stock skates but replacing them with any aftermarket dot skates fixes this. connectivity is flawless with included extender and 8k dongle. Very long battery life on 2k polling which I have it set to. I have no need for 8k but with the software you can customize DPI, lift off distance and polling. Seriously considering making this my primary mouse and using the GPX for modding.

Optical switches, 8k polling with included dongle Day 1 impressions, this is an incredible mouse and not just for the price. My Naga Pro was on the way out and I've been shopping mice. I wanted something with a better sensor and with optical switches. Build feels just as good as any other ultralight mouse from one of the big brands. I really did not like the asymmetrical style of the Deathadder and did not like the price of the Viper v3 lol. For the price of the wired version of any of the bigger names, you got something with the same features plus the 8k polling dongle, DPI buttons, and it's wireless. Sensor works on glass though it got a little janky at times so I wouldn't recommend that unless you have a glass mousepad that's meant to be used for that. I tried 4k and 8k polling and only noticed some issues when I was using Kovaak's. 2k is probably the sweet spot as higher polling rate will kill your battery and it did get glitchy past 4k. I kinda wish it came in more colors but I'm good with grabbing the white shell and just coloring it myself. Going from a heavier mouse to a lighter one took some adjustment but my joints will probably be happier for it.

Great mouse. Would recommend. Solid mouse. It's the first very light mouse I've ever used. It barely feels like anything. It works perfectly. No connectivity issues with the big dongle. Coming from other heavier mice, im not used to the short battery life, but that was in the advertising, so I can't complain. My only real issue is that bump on the side buttons is a bit too high for me to click then comfortably.

Almost perfect The mouse mouse only have 2 downsides, materials feels cheap and the wire is too rigid to play wired, in all the other aspects like battery, response time, etc, the mouse is perfect

Excellent mouse, Light, the scroll wheel is smooth yet tactile. The buttons are also Great I love this mouse. It is incredible. The wheel, the way the buttons click softly, it is perfect. I purchased a Death Ader 3 but returned it cause it was too big for my hand. Have used Logitech gaming mice before, and they are too expensive. Never used a light mouse, but after trying this mouse, I won't go back.

Very good mouse, not quite great for me I just bought their keyboard recently and really am enjoying it. Solid and works well. Reading other reviews the extreme lightness seems to be popular. I am on the other end, I like just a little weight to my mouse. So far it's working very well. Smooth and accurate. Fit's well in your hand. The buttons are "ok" but provide very little travel and no confirming click so kind of "mushy" Which is probably another personal preference. For me is struggles to make the 4 I gave it, lastly because the dongle is very large, and you can't store it in the mouse when traveling. What got to the four was the USB/BT/Wireless feature. So far it's a good mouse for the money Hopefully the quality is there too

Premium Feel, Serious Performance - An Honest Review for the Discerning Gamer I've been using the EPOMAKER Click mouse for about a week, and it's quickly become my go-to. I was looking for a wireless gaming mouse that felt as good as it performed, and this one exceeded my expectations in a few key areas.The Good:* Fit and Finish is Outstanding: This is what immediately stood out to me. The mouse doesn't feel like a cheap, plastic peripheral. It has a solid, premium feel in hand. The build quality is excellent, and it doesn't creak or flex under pressure.* Seriously Lightweight: At just a little over 70 grams, this mouse is incredibly light. This makes a huge difference for fast-paced games where you need to make quick, large mouse movements without fatigue. The low weight combined with the great feet gives it a nimble and precise feel on the mousepad.* Top-Tier Clicks: The switches are a highlight. The clicks are tactile, satisfying, and responsive—exactly what you want for competitive gaming. They have a crisp sound and feel, and they've been perfectly consistent with every use.* Insanely Fast Polling Rate: The 8K polling rate is definitely noticeable. It's not just a marketing gimmick; the cursor feels incredibly smooth and responsive on my high refresh rate monitor. If you have a powerful PC and a fast monitor, this feature will make a tangible difference.* Plug-and-Play Simplicity: While you can fine-tune every setting, the mouse works great right out of the box with several pre-set DPI options. It was easy to get started with no hassle, and connecting it via 2.4Ghz was instant.* Crucial Tip for New Owners: Make sure you peel off the clear protective plastic film from the mouse feet! This is a small but important step. Once I did this, the mouse glided smoothly and effortlessly across my mousepad. This makes a huge difference in feel and precision.Things to Consider (The "Skeptic's Corner"):* DPI is Overkill: The advertised 42,000 DPI is impressive on paper, but in reality, no one will ever use it at that setting. It's a marketing number. For gaming, I've found a much lower DPI (around 800-1600) combined with the fast polling rate is the sweet spot for control and precision. Don't buy this mouse for the DPI number; buy it for the excellent sensor and build quality.* Battery Life and Polling Rate are a Trade-off: The 500mAh battery is solid, but if you run the mouse at the full 8KHz polling rate continuously, expect to charge it more frequently than you would a standard 1000Hz wireless mouse. This is a trade-off for the ultra-low latency, and it's a worthwhile one for me, but it's important to be aware of it.Final Verdict:This mouse is a fantastic value. It delivers a premium feel and performance that rivals much more expensive brands. The key is to see past the headline-grabbing numbers and appreciate the solid fundamentals: great build quality, a feather-light design, satisfying clicks, and a high-quality sensor. The 8K polling rate is a real performance booster for those with the hardware to support it, but the mouse is a winner even at more modest settings.Would I recommend it? Absolutely. Just be sure to set it up for your personal needs, and for goodness sake, remember to peel off that plastic off!