My son has been asking me for a gaming mouse like yours, Mom for quite some time. Hes on the spectrum and tough on things so I didnt want to spend a ton of money on a mouse for him. When I saw this mouse on the list of items available for review, I jumped at it. He absolutely loves it! It works nicely and doesnt have to be charged often, and hes actually taking care of it. If youre looking for a nice quality mouse at an affordable price, this is the mouse for you.

I paired this with my gaming laptop for use on the go. I prefer a rechargeable, wireless mouse, especially because I need some flexibility when gaming outside my house. When I need to recharge, thankfully I can do so via USB-C, either directly through the mouse, or through the charging station. I use the station at home and just the mouse if I need to recharge elsewhere. I like the RGB, but I also like that I can turn it off via a button on the underside of the mouse to save battery life. The underside also has a place to stash the dongle. The software is simple and straightforward and allows for remapping, RGB tweaking, DPI, speed, etc. I also really appreciated that I did not have to register to download drivers or a PDF of the manual (it did come with a paper manual.) Having to register to actually use a product you pay for makes me insane (Hello Razer!) Overall, this is a well made, well executed mouse at under $50. I recommend it for basic gaming needs. Hope this helps!

I dig this mouse light weight and works really good. Good long lasting battery so far and Ive had no issues with it at all so I say that is a good deal.

Everything about this mouse is amazing, putting it on the stand is super easy, 10/10 packaging and it’s super smooth. You have full control over the RGB lights (you can turn them off) and good battery life. I promise you this mouse is one of the best there is for the low price range.

Mouse is light, has a ton of color options, and a surprisingly long battery life. You can use it either cordless, with a dock, or plugged in. The thing that impressed me the most, however, was customer service. The mouse was having intermittent connectivity issues so I file a support ticket with Klim. The reply arrived less than 24 hours later. They helped me track down the problem to a random bug with the game I was trying to play and then scoured their forums for a solution to the problem. Absolutely astounding.

My old Amazon Basics mouse is getting temperamental, so my son picked this one to replace it for me. The size is a touch wider at the base, which surprisingly is less comfortable for my hand. I find my thumb getting numb with this mouse. This mouse also has two buttons on the thumb side (for right handers -- I guess lefties are out of luck). Perhaps this is a good feature for gamers, but I end up clicking them unintentionally. The lights on both the mouse and the charging base look pretty cool, but thats not particularly important to me. The other problem is the battery life. My Amazon Basics mouse used two AAA batteries, and they typically lasted a few months. This *rechargeable* mouse MIGHT last a full day, if I leave it on the charger overnight. This review would not be complete, however, without including this: My son thinks this mouse is amazing because apparently it is great for drag-clicking. He has shown me that he can drag-click at 18 clicks-per-second with it. Okay then.

The button response on this mouse is super quick and clicky. Also this mouse is lighter than most others as well as having a charger base with the USB port allows you to not have to sit right next to your PC to use it with out having communication issues.

The listing for this mouse is slightly confusing, it says it uses Bluetooth connectivity but I found it doesnt pair with the bluetooth interface on my laptop or PC. After checking with KLIM they say you have to use the dongle that comes with it. This was a little disappointing, but when using the dongle it works great. I have used it on PC and Mac, the only downsides of using it on the Mac is that the software for tuning the lighting and buttons is windows only and since many macs only have USB-C ports you may need an adapter to plug the USB-A dongle or charging base into them. The charging base has to be plugged into USB but there is a USB port on the front you can plug the dongle into, so you only end up using one port overall. There is also a compartment in the mouse for storing the dongle and an off switch on the mouse if you are carrying this in a laptop bag. The mouse has a USB-C port on the front so you can still charge it if you dont want to bring the base with you. The colored lighting on the mouse and charger is nice, but if you dont like it you can turn it off. Turning off the lights will make the mouse battery last longer but so far even with them on I havent had any problem with the mouse lasting at least several days. The charger is convenient enough to use that you probably will just park the mouse there and never run out of charge. The mouse is comfortable in your hand and is fairly lightweight as rechargeable mice go. Im not doing any hardcore gaming right now so I cant really judge how good it is for run-and-gun games, but so far in general use I havent noticed any lag or skipping.

Great

Super smooth and bright led’s on the mouse and charging cradle