Xtrfy M4

The implementation feels very good, no issues with the sensor performance, no issue with click performance and, overall, just a very solid feeling, mo...

This mouse is coming in at 100 bucks and honestly, if you stuck through this video, you checked out everything. This mouse is packing from the again t...

There's just a lot of factors that i don't agree with so the mouse itself and what it offers is still good. It's just. I am confused with a lot of the...

Comes in a bunch of cool colors. For a wired mouse and coming in at $ 59, it's hard to beat., Like our comparator

Ignoring the left click issue, the mouse buttons very good. There is pretty much no side play/wobble on the buttons, **none** whatsoever that I could feel in game. **Pre-travel** is non existant and so is the **post-travel**, however I would prefer a **tiny bit** of post-travel so the clicks would feel a little bit more smooth. The click feeling is quite similiar to my Xtrfy M4, I do think the main mouse buttons **feel good**, but **not as good** as the G Pro Hero (wired), GPW, XM1 and the UL2.

**Conclusion**. HyperX should be commended for making a mouse that checks so many boxes and even offers some extras at a price point that is reasonable. While the retail price of $50USD isn't quite budget category in these days, you're paying for a mouse that has awesome clicks with a premium feel across the board.

Xtrfy m4, roccat kpu, s2 and the like. I didn't like the steep incline of some because my ring finger didn't have enough room to rest comfortably. This narrowed it down to KPU and S2 (maybe even S1). After much use i realized I like the hump being towards the back, BUT i DID NOT like it high up.