Keychron M6 Wireless Mouse

Great mouse -- my workhorse

I own several of these -- specifically two "m6-a1" model and one "m6-a33". This is my workhorse mouse that I use in every setup: my work setup, my at home setup, and I keep one in my backpack for on the go (work/home connect w/ receiver; backpack connect w/ bluetooth). I just placed an order for a fourth for a separate computer at my office. Reliability/Quality (Over sample size of 3; first one bought ~8 to 12 months ago): No issues with any of my mice. There was one transient issue when one of them looked like it wasn't charging, left it plugged in for a while, resolved, never re-occurred, never observed on any other copy. Ergonomics: I love how light the mice are and the ergonomic shape works for my hands. As a non-gamer, I was initially worried that it would feel too light and pre-purchase wished they had spent more weight on battery capacity. After owning it, my view has completely changed. As discussed below battery is a non-issue. I've become addicted to the low weight. Now when I pick up a logitech m650 L, it feels like brick. I was actually a little sad to find the newer SKU m6-a33 (with the shiny wheel) was 10% heavier (the did increase battery) -- I noticed the weight difference immediately (as a whole, not sure which sku I prefer). Configuration is great: The "launcher" configuration webpage works flawlessly (connects to device with HID permission in chrome/etc) -- I'm glad that I don't need to install anything to install anything to configure. Some gems from my configuration -- scroll wheel side press to mac os mission control, horizontal scroll wheel re-mapped to switching desktops. Battery life (by reporting rate): - At 500hz + receiver: battery is notably much better than expected and better than specs would have suggest. This was my biggest pre-purchase concern and it is a complete non-issue. My experience suggests that it is considerably better than twice the life at 1000hz. Very happy at this configuration. - At 1000hz + receiver: battery is considerably shorter, in line with specs, but nothing crazy. This was my initial configuration. Switched to 500hz, much happier. As a non-gamer (software engineer), mouse movement at 500hz is still _noticeably_ smoother than a cheap mouse with a lower report rate. For my productivity application, this seems like the sweet spot. I honestly cannot tell a difference to the smoothness switching to 1000hz.

Keyboard is fantastic, M6 mouse absolute garbage, cheaply made, too light, buttons and wheels feel like they are 3d printed

Beweging van de muis is goed. Het is smooth en snel. Maar de muis is niet vast te houden of op te tillen. Het is zo glad dat het elke keer alle kanten op vliegt wanneer ik hem optil. Dit maakt de muis niet bruikbaar voor mij. Weer terug naar de MX3 Master van Logitech dan maar.