RAPOO MT760 Wireless Bluetooth Mouse - Bluetooth 5.0/2.4GHz Multi-Mode Connection Multi-Device Computer Mouse, M+ Cross Computer Technology, 11 Programmable Buttons, 90 Days Battery Life, Gray

This mouse is honestly amazing for the price and as long as you are looking for a simple mouse, this will fulfil 99% of the requirements. Build quality: 9/10, the only reason I deducted a mark is because it does look a little cheap, got some rough edges but other than that in the hands it feels great. How it feels: The clicks aren't your typical cheap mouse clicks, they feel solid but also don't make a snappy click sound, but rather a dampened "thump" sound/feel. I say sound, but in reality it's dead quiet and perfect for the office. Some people have said that the middle mouse button is easy to press and I will slightly agree with them. It is not light enough that you would accidentally trigger it and you may get used to it very quickly however it could be a bit light for some people. Side buttons feel a bit mushy but are okay. The side scroll wheel is amazing. Driver: The driver is truly atrocious, the UI even looks bad. Don't expect much from the macros, you can only bind simple things that combine ctrl, or shift, or alt, or win, PLUS one other key. This means you can't create any complex macros like you could in Logitech, so this is definitely not going to be a powerhouse users. As an engineer, this is fine for me. As a video editor this may not be fine for you. Features: This does feature bluetooth connectivity as well as the ability to move your cursor between two completely different devices if you have both of them plugged into the same LAN network and have a usb receiver in both of them. Additionally, it has 1000hz polling and the sensor feels extremely responsive. Cons: This does not have the free scroll that the mx master has, depending on your profession this could be a deal breaker. For me, it is fine to not have it. All in all, I would have given it a 4/5 if this was any more expensive than it is, but for the price, you are getting a solid piece of kit as long as you aren't expecting it to be an MX Master. If you want an MX Master, simply get an MX Master, you will be severely disappointed if you get this mouse.

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I'm a lifelong palm grip guy, so I tend to gravitate towards mice that work well with that grip. After trying the MX Master 2 for productivity at home (I do photo/video editing on the side), I decided to transfer that mouse over to my office day job to see how it would fare. It worked pretty well, but ended up leaving a void at home for when I wanted to work from home or do something other than game. There was no way I was going to spend over $100 to get the MX Master 3 for home, so I started looking at this Rapoo. For my hands and my grip, the Rapoo was a great fit. The ergonomics really allow me to rest my entire palm on the back of the mouse. I'm sure a lot of people are like me and are looking for an MX Master alternative/replacement. While similar, I wouldn't consider this a replacement. Here are some things that each one does better than the other. MX Master: - Infinite scroll is a nice feature - Horizontal scroll is in a better spot if you work with a lot of spreadsheets - The thumb click button is a nice if you can map it to something useful - The clicks from the left/right buttons are much more tactile Rapoo: - Instead of infinite scroll, you get a DPI switcher. Useful if you occasionally game, but also useful for if you do photo editing and need finer control - While the horizontal scroll is in a little more of an awkward spot, the back/forward buttons are in a much better spot. I use those way more often than I use horizontal scroll. - The unit comes with a USB dongle which gives you an additional method of connectivity. Very useful if you often have to switch to devices that may not have BT built in. - The left/right buttons are way quieter. They still give positive feedback, but there is some tactility loss due to the damping. This is a compromise I'll gladly take when working in an office environment. As a result, the Rapoo is now my work mouse and I moved the MX Master 2 back to home.

Better material than the MX3 but only let down by the scrolling wheel. Otherwise this is a great mouse!

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.