M4 RGB Ultralight Gaming Mouse

My search for a new gaming mouse that I liked has taken me a while. I had a Roccat Kone Pure for a long time, but the left button started dying, so I began the journey to find a new one. After examining all the buying guides and top 10 choices from every site that I trust, I eventually settled on the Logitech G Pro Wireless mouse. It was extremely light, had an excellent sensor, and great battery life. There was just one problem for me; the symmetric shape just wasn't that comfortable for my claw grip. I'd always used asymmetric mice and never really thought about it. It wasn't until I started using the new mouse that I realized how much I disliked the shape. I tried to like it. After all, I just spent 150 dollars on it, but ultimately I had to admit that it wasn't for me. I should note that there were also frustrating issues with Logitech's software. Sometimes it wouldn't even recognize my mouse, and I'd have to perform some arcane ritual to get it to work again. So I picked up my research where I left off. At least I knew that I liked the ultralight feel of the Logitech, so I had some direction to explore. After reading more reviews and watching some YouTube videos, I decided to try out the Xtrfy. I'm in love with this mouse. It's lightweight, it works with no drivers(turns out the best driver is no driver), and it's incredibly comfortable for me to use. The only downside is that it's wired, but that's a small gripe to me. I'd unquestionably recommend it to anyone that prefers an asymmetric mouse.

The fit and ergonomics of the M4 are unmatched. If you want a comfortable grip and an ultra light weight mouse you came to the right place. My grip style fits this mouse perfectly (relaxed claw) I have used one for almost two years now with no breakdown or issues whatsoever. Specifically no reduction in sensor accuracy or switch activation on any of the buttons. I highly recommend this mouse to anyone who is in the market for a good ultralight you can use for everything.

This mouse is honestly a 4.5 out of 5. I am completely in love with it. The shape fits my hand so well that it actually shocked me. For reference the razer viper mouse barely fits my hand, it's way too small and not ergonomic at all for someone who's right handed and with a medium to large hand. This mouse though fits my hand so well, I only have two gripes out it. 1. It's a bit too slippery, what I like about the viper that I wish was on this are the rubberized grips on the sides. The material on this is very nice but too slippery, but I suppose I can just add some grips to it. 2. The scroll wheel is a bit odd, sometimes when I expect to feel a tactile click of the wheel, I'll get what sounds like it just pressing against something. It's hard to describe but I wish the scroll wheel was better. Otherwise, I will have to see how it will last in a few months and if I see any improvement on my gaming and productivity.

Been excited for this mouse for a while and definitely see it as a great mix of ergo and low weight to make most people enjoy it as long as they have a penchant for medium sized mice. Main clicks feel very crisp with no pre travel and a tiny bit of post travel, and side buttons are crispy as well and the slanting of them actually feels pretty nice. Have a skoll and the m4 feels like a smaller and more comparable grip with my relaxed palm/claw grip.

So ive been on the hunt for a while now for a good ergo lightweight mouse and every single one I've tried had major build quality issues. My model d which was the last i tried has so much creaking in the body and the clicks were terrible. Right now I would say this is the best lightweight mouse on the market if you like the shape. The shape is a little different from all the zowie clones like skoll and model D. it flairs our more on the left side of the mouse and has a bigger hump. if you have ever used a g403 the hump is similar but a little less pronounced. I will say that the build quality is amazing everything from the clicks to solid construction with no creaking its pretty much everything i wanted from a light weight ergo. I highly recommend it, and would urge you to press that buy button.

the mouse cursor moves when I am holding still and even after I take my hand off the mouse, has only gotten worse overtime. I have contacted xtrfy customer support about it and they showed me how to reset it but the movement just came back. Past the return window. Might just be a defect with mine, I did try a different mouse pad as well. - Pretty small for my hands which I may be able to get used to but cant test that out now - very light and RGB easy to control. Dissapointed in the product

The Hearthstone player Kripp, recommended this mouse very highly, I saw his video, so I bought the pink one for my wife and I got the light blue for myself. Here are the pros and cons PROS: The mouse is beautiful, the pink and blue colors are perfect. The design is unique and different from any other gaming mouse I have bought. The lighting is the best I have seen, even the mouse wheel lights up, it is super cool, and with the click of the button, you can change the color these real fast. There are like 7 different DPI settings with a simple click of a button on the bottom of the mouse. The mouse cable is thick, real good looking, loose and very professional you feel like the cable will last for 10 years. The mouse is the perfect shape for my hand, a tiny bit too big for my wife, but she still loves it. The mouse wheel feels strong and durable with the perfect type of rubber on it............. 5 STARS EASY CONS: The material used to make the mouse is a tiny bit slipper, it's not bad, just a tiny bit. If you look at it's side you see the black color material where your thumb goes, I wish that had a tiny tiny bit of a rubbery feel too it for grip still 5 stars here

Love the ergonomics. Coming from someone who hates side buttons(Yeah im that guy) there is plenty of room with medium sized hands to forget there are even side buttons there Perfect weight at around 70g not too light but light enough to flick noticeably quicker. Have had zero issues about a month in. Well except perhaps the cable does not stay in the bottoms section of a razer v1 mouse bungee. Apparently some early versions of this mouse were squeaky? This isn't at all, I dont want to like clamp my hand down and damage my mouse but with light squeezing it makes no sound. Quite thick feeling despite weight I would recommend this mouse. Though there are some mice that are cheaper with the same sensor, that's my only caveat Edit : Mouse wheel broke after 3 months of alternating use with another mouse. Really? This should not be happening with a top tier mouse. Only not a 1 star because I hope It was a fluke and not the average customer review. But i have seen a few reviews complain about the wheel. I'm going to disassemble and try to fix. But I didnt pay for that this much to FIX a mouse... Ive used 10 dollar Logitech mice for years and their scroll doesn't break. Really really disappointed in what was supposed to be a mouse that lasted for years. Edit: The superglue fix broke. This mouse wheel is complete garbage. The 7 dollar Rii mice have better wheels.

What a find. A perfect gaming mouse for those with smaller hands & you don't need to install bloated factory software to control it. DPI, frequency & lighting all controlled from hardware buttons on the mouse. No accounts, extra software or updates - just perfect simplicity - simply perfect! Even comes with a set of spare glide pads too.

Build quality is excellent, everything about this mouse is near perfect - except the shape. Its a love it or hate it, if it fits your hand, then you will love it but I would say its on the small side for a mouse - it doesn't fill your palm, so I found myself adjusting it constantly.