The left button broke after about five months...
Indeed light and responsive, but that's about it. I see that they also raised the price for some reason, personally I don't recommend it for this price

It is mainly intended for office use (and not so much for gaming) and was purchased due to its theoretically high reliability compared to the price at which I found it. The build quality seems good. The keys are not silent, but they are not particularly noisy (it is quieter than the Microsoft Business keyboard it replaced). It is very lightweight (the lightest I have used) and fortunately, its cable is also lightweight (sleeved) and does not affect its good accuracy. I would prefer the 2 main R/L keys to be more concave-sunken.

The MasterPlus software suite that it is supported by is of high quality.

As for the negatives, I would mention its dimensions, which are purely subjective. I have been using it for 1-2 months and I have not fully adjusted to it. I find it slightly wide for a fingertip grip and quite small-short for a Palm Grip.

For the 17 euros that I bought it for, it is quite a good value for money.

5/5

I recently bought it on sale for 35 euros. Compared to the g pro wireless I had, this one gives me better aim. It wouldn't bother me if it was a little lower in height at the point where it ends on your palm (the back of it), but it's small, light, and has nice software to set whatever dpi you want. The cable is durable and flexible. The bottom line is that I saw a difference in aim on the spot, and this is not something I know how to judge in my mind. I'm 32 years old, I have 50,000 hours in fps games like cs 1.2, 1.3, 1.5, 1.6, cs go, pubg, valorant.

It was purchased for €45 in the spring of 2020. I find it to be great value for money at this price. Finally, a mouse for those who don't want weights. It's perfect for finger grip, extremely lightweight with smooth movement, and with a greatly improved cable compared to the old mastermice. The only thing left to see is its durability over time.

The PWM-3389 optical sensor is top-notch! Its material is made of solid plastic, which may make its durability questionable. Otherwise, it is ergonomic, ambidextrous, and the braided cable is completely imperceptible as if the mouse were wireless. It is ideal for those who play FPS and want speed and responsiveness! It is not recommended for those with very large hands!

Hahahaha, this mouse... It's really good, I've put my Razer Viper Ultimate up for sale because with this one I aim better. I haven't tried the Model O- and Ultralight, but it seems like for those who don't want heavy mice, Ultralight is the way to go. All the things they say about it creaking and making noise, my copy is flawless, not even the slightest. The shape is one of the best, the most well-known mouse reviewer has said that if he didn't have the Ultralight 2, this would be his main one, and I understand why, flicks are easier than ever, goodbye.

Very good but it has reached 35 euros abroad, here it is quite expensive. Better go for the Razer Viper Mini or the Model D or the Sharkoon Lighty

The mouse is top!
Positive
It weighs only 53 grams
Corded flexible cable
The glide stickers are DURABLE and make the mouse slide incredibly easily
Omron switches with a lifespan of 20 million clicks (its clicks are soft)
Pixart pmw 3389 optical sensor up to 16,000 dpi

Negative
NO LIGHTS!