KLIM Blaze Pro Rechargeable Wireless Gaming Mouse with Charging Dock RGB - New Version - High-Precision Sensor and Long-Lasting Battery - Up to 6000 DPI - Great PC Gaming Mouse Wireless

This mouse was a gamble for me as I tend to gravitate towards the higher dollar mice like logitech, or even roccat.My choice in gaming mice boils down to customization and support for Linux, I work as a Dev and I need a quality mouse that can be fully operational in a linux setting as well as windows.While the app for this mouse is pretty limited, it at least does have a full app for windows but nothing yet for linux so not the end of the world in my opinion since I can hard change the dpi on the mouse still and all other buttons are still operational.On to the usage, this thing is insane for the price. Comparing it to something like the logitech g502 or the basilisk ultimate would be hard since those are great mice in their own rights. However its not far off from either in terms of tracking. I feel if you really tune the dpi it can feel a lot like you are using one of those while costing far less.The mouse still comes with the wireless base charger that does double as a usb extender for the receiver. It also has an excellent feel in the hand and the rgb, while not customizable on linux can be somewhat controlled on windows.Finally the consThe controls for the mouse are basic which can be either good or bad depending on your use case.The mouse can only go up to 6000 dpi which some will argue isnt enough but i feel like that can be a use case also.The biggest con in my opinion is the weight of the mouse, its a featherweight compared to a standard mouse. This can be easily solved if you added some weight to it on the inside or maybe add that as a feature down the road.Ultimately if you are needing a good mouse that can be used daily and put away or on charge easily then this is a real contender IMO, while it might be for everyone id say this is easily 90% what you will need in a good wireless computer mouse that will track well and provide easy of use when handling.I give it a solid 10/10 for the price.EDIT: So I got with a buddy and we are making a fake usb dongle made from solid steel in his workshop, easy to do and then add to the mouse to see if it helps with the weight because I seriously feel like thats its only real shortcoming. Will upload more pics when its done.EDIT 8/23/22:So I measured the mouse weight and boy was I correct.The mouse in total weighs about 88g which is extremely light, too light IMO.A regular mouse like the logitech g502 (old mouse now) weighs about 129g with 10g added through the weights placed underneath. Im used to mice having this feature but when you pay $40 for something its hard to expect everything a $180 mouse has lol.I added an 8g weight my colleague made roughly to see how this works as he is getting one of these bad boys lol. He used it and agreed that its nice for the money and features.We found that while the 8g helps, I feel that roughly 20g would be perfect.All in all if this issue could be fixed then i feel that this is an awesome mouse

I purchased this mouse because my previous mouse (Razer Death Adder) was starting to show signs of age after several years use. In seeking a replacement, I was looking for something that functioned as well as the Razer, was ergonomic, looked nice, and maybe even wireless. My current budget was much. I came across the KLIM Blaze Pro and Dock and it checked off all of the boxes so I figured I would give it a shot. When it arrived, I was immediately impressed with the packaging. A nice box with everything carefully protected by foam. I set it up and installed the software (easily downloaded from the website). I loaded a game to test it out. Nothing too demanding. Sadly, I was immediately disappointed. The cursor skittered all over the screen either sticking or jumping. Tried several games and other programs with similar results. On the KLIM website, I sent a request via E-Mail and was advised I would receive a response within 24 hours. I didn't hold out much hope as I had heard similar responses from customer service for other companies only to be left hanging. However, less than 24 hours later, I was pleasantly surprised to receive an E-Mail from Julien with KLIM customer support. He asked me some questions in regards to how I set up the mouse, what surface I had the mouse on, etc. I replied back and advised that I achieved the same results whether using the mouse wired or wirelessly (yes you can do both!). I tried a number of surfaces, mouse pads, etc. to no avail. After several E-Mails, he advised that it sounded as if the mouse I purchased had a faulty sensor. He agreed that they would send me a replacement which they did. The replacement is everything I could want. It tracks smoothly, is wireless, looks great, has super long battery life. The software downloaded from the website is easy to use and increases the functionality of an already superior product! Julien followed up after sending the new mouse to ensure that I received it and that I was happy with it. Now THAT'S Customer Service! KLIM is a young company. I am anxious to see where they go from here. I encourage everyone to give them a try. You won't be disappointed. Julien, and the rest of the team won't let you be!

I'm not really a PC gamer these days outside of Stardew Valley, so ultimate performance and high DPI didn't factor in at all. I just wanted a wireless mouse WITH a charging dock. Having wireless freedom of movement is nice but I never have been willing to deal with swapping batteries in order to get that - I'd take a wired mouse over hassling with batteries any day. But if I can have a charging dock and NOT pay $70-80 or more, I'm happy. Recently the scroll wheel on my existing mouse started acting up, and I thought now might be the time to look into mice with charging docks again - the last time I looked they were all either more money than I was willing to put into a mouse, or obviously junk. Took a gamble on this one and I'm pleasantly surprised. I would have been happy if it had just been basically functional and the scroll wheel worked. Instead it arrived in nice packaging, the LED lighting looks cool even if I don't strictly need it, it seems to track well, the DPI adjustment having a visible color change on the logo is an excellent system, and the thing that makes it fell really good to use is the magnetic dock. I assumed it would just sit there, or snap in. But nope, magnetic attachment. Very cool. Also, having the extra USB port on the dock means you can plug the wireless dongle in there, so it doesn't end up taking 2 USB ports on your PC. Other reviewers are correct that it's unusually light. I guess for some people more weighting is desirable, for my purposes I don't think I care one way or the other.