Keychron M6 8K Wireless Gaming Mouse, 2.4G/Bluetooth/Wired, PixArt 3950 Sensor, 8000Hz Polling, Silent Clicks, 5 On-Board Memory Profiles for Plug & Play, Programmable for Mac/Win/Linux – Black Black PixArt 3950(8K Polling Rate)

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  ELVATO

  First impressions are good so far

  Short review:I've had it less than a day, but impressions are good so far. it's a little smaller than my current JLAB Epic mouse, but not uncomfortably so. Clicks are a little louder than the JLAB, but definitely not clicky. I'm using it in BT mode, which limits polling to 125, which is perfectly fine for office work.Longer review:I have a JLAB Epic. The mouse functions still work, but after almost 3 years, the onboard screen no longer works. So it has become hard to determine what device it's connected to when trying to switch between my work and personal laptop. So it's been relegated to my work laptop only, as a backup.I initially bought an MX Master 4, but quickly returned it after finding out it has no onboard memory, so you have to install their Logitech software to be able to use the extra buttons and features. We can't install software on work laptops, so back the mouse went.The Asus Proart m301 looked attractive, but the limited reviews I could find indicated it was a clicky mouse.This Keychron was the alternative listed for the MX Master 4. So I'm trying that out. So far, so good.The spinner wheel does have two modes, "normal" and free-spinning. The free-spinning is definitely not as smooth or long lasting as the Logitech infinite scroll, but it's enough. Thankfully I don't have to scroll through infinite excel sheets to need that functionality. I will say that the button that switches between normal and free-spinning is LOUD compared to the other buttons, so be aware of that.The buttons themselves are nice. The left and right buttons are quiet, but do have a bit of a silent "cluck", at least compared to the clicks of the JLAB mouse. The JLAB clicks are essentially silent. Still, the Keychron ones will work fine for an office environment. Talking of buttons, the JLAB does have more variety, but I never used half of them.I won't comment too much on the polling, as I'm using it on Bluetooth, which is capped at 125. I could use the USB dongle to get a higher rate, but...why. At least for work, Bluetooth is so much more convenient when switching computers.The main thing I like with this mouse over the JLAB is this uses LEDs at the bottom to show which device is connected, DPI selection, and polling rate information, instead of a screen that could go back.Ver másVer menos

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  Kyle

  29 de abril de 2026

  Keychron saved us all from the logitech slums

  Finding Keychron this year has been a revelation for my desk. The V1 keyboard makes me embarrassed about the other budget keyboards I'd wasted money on. I didn't know! Anyhow, I needed a mouse so I checked them out. It came down to this or the Master 4, which is probably what you are looking at too reader. Let me tell you as someone who checked out both, the Keychron won in all ways but one.Let me preface this by saying that you have to get the 8k sensor model. I tried the 1k first and it was decent, it would be find as a secondary mouse, but this was meant to be my main personal mouse. It had to be great. I returned it and got the 8k and it's totally worth the $20. You're also getting glass contact pads and when you're on that higher polling rate, on a good mousepad with those pads? Oh it feels special. A smoothness that I didn't know existed. Logitech cannot compete here with the Master series.The clicks are silent yet responsive. I've never felt a mouse switch like this, but it is both completely silent, but not mushy. There is a very positive click felt in your finger, but as somewhat of a compulsive clicker, this is a great feature I never knew could be so well implemented.The material of the shell is a high-quality plastic. Does not feel cheap or biodegradable at all. I'd almost call it automotive grade in the best way possible. It's very smooth and I almost considered it smooth to a fault. That is until I realized it totally meshes in my mind with the butter smooth cursor tracking the physically smooth travel of the glass feet gliding across my mouse pad.The main scroll wheel is great. The 8k upgrades you to metal here and both the click mode and the infinite scroll feel great. Logitech might win here just a bit, but where they really win is the side scrolling. On the M6 it's fine, but on the Master it's great. The thing is, I don't use side scrolling enough to give up all the other upsides of the Keychron. One of the biggest I haven't even mentioned is not needing a constant 290MB service running in the background for your mouse! In fact, you don't need any at all! The settings are all configured through a web app. Just bookmark it to your favorite bar and you can always go there to change a setting. This is so much better than having it run non-stop when your computer is on and use all that memory. Not to mention the CPU cycles and suspicious outbound web traffic!Go Keychron!I run mine at 8k polling all the time with the 20k motion sampling. Yolo.
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  Harley Cascante

  29 de enero de 2026

  Solid mid range product with a couple of ergonomic peculiarities and a huge Bluetooth issue

  Got the 8K version. Overall very good mouse, lots of positives including flexibility, works on Linux, no crappy software installation, more than enough battery life, decent scroll wheel and buttons, polling rate and sensor overall are definitely more than I need, etc.Finish and build quality are good, I like that it doesn't have the rubber thing that the MX Master has and gets nasty over time (even if you clean it), and the weight/material feel is ok, I'd say in between Logitec ergo stuff and their gaming products.A few things bothered me though:- The scroll wheel toggle is a bit hard/loud, and the horizontal scroll wheel is not as good as the main one (still better that the plastic ones from Razer), but that's not too bad either, just something to keep in mind so you don't get surprised.- Bluetooth connection is not very reliable, had to re-connect to my SteamDeck and my Windows laptop several times because it kept “forgetting” that it was already paired. Also, over Bluetooth sometimes it causes the cursor to jump like when you have poor signal, but it happens sometimes even with the mouse right next to the laptop. It gets better, but sometimes it's just bad, so I usually just use the wifi dongle to avoid going insane.- The shape is ok but it's weird. I've used Logitec MX Master series and the grip on this one is quite a bit narrower, much more than I anticipated (and I don't have big hands, my palm is wide but nothing out of the ordinary for a relatively short man). My previous mouse is a Razer Deathadder Elite and I can tell you, both my MX Master and my Razer have more comfortable grip, I find myself going back to the wired Razer just for the better feel.All that said, I can forgive the buttons/scroll wheel difference because it's not too bad if I'm honest.As for the shape and grip size, that's just preference, not the best match for me but still can be awesome for others.The Bluetooth issues are the ones that made me drop a star, I can still ignore it because I don't care too much for BT, but it's still a big issue most of the time, so I think it's fair to warn others who might want to use it primarily via Bluetooth.Ver másVer menos
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  Luke Vestal

  16 de junio de 2026

  Amazing MX Master Alternative

  This is easily one of my favorite mouses I've used, especially for productivity or mixed use; I use mine for work and gaming. I've experiences weird issues with Logitechs offerings and decided to try this instead. The mouse fit's my hand perfectly and should fit most hands that tend to rest most of the hand on the mouse. When the mouse goes into sleep mode, it reconnects very quick, and switching from bluetooth connection to dongle connection is fast and very useful. This is my first dedicated mouse with silent switches and it's wonderful if you're in a quiet office. The scroll wheel is a little loud, but has the ability to lock and unlock, which changes how loud the scroll is. The weight is perfect as it's not too heavy or light, making it great for many uses in my opinion. The battery is also fantastic as the first cycle for me lasted 2+ months using it quite often everyday. My favorite feature is not needing a dedicated software to adjust settings. You can open a web browser and adjust settings through an easy to use web app. This is the first mouse that I have had that didn't leave me wanting something more to make it perfect and would recommend this to anyone looking for a very solid all purpose mouse!Ver másVer menos

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  Amazon Customer

  Smaller than I expected, not infinite scroll

  Currently daily driving a logitech g600, trying to find a replacement with more modern features (thats actually still being made).For a supposedly "big" mouse, its fairly small. My ring finger and pinkie finger both hang off the edge and drag across my mousepad when my hand is in a comfortabke position to hit the side buttons and horizintal scroll wheel.The "infinite" scroll wheel stops spinning within a second as well, you have to keep spinning it to keep it going.Its well built but im not sure its physically the right mouse for me. The thumb rest would have to be mirrored on the right to be comfortable as a daily driver.Ver másVer menos
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  JA

  15 de junio de 2026

  Great mouse! Better than MX series.

  For years I have always used Logitech mice, especially the MX Master series. Earlier this year, they had a major software issue where it crippled all their mice. I did not realize the settings were tied to software working, so I wanted something where the settings were on the mouse itself. I have used Keychron keyboards for years so I began looking at their mice. I wanted something similar and as customizable as the MX Master 2. I found the M6 8k. Note that I am just a regular casual computer user. Coming from a heavy mouse this one felt amazing, quiet clicks, speed scrolling, super customizable via the software, and most importantly the settings are all saved on the mouse itself. Battery lasts a long time, well over a month for me. It always connects to my Mac Mini and mini Linux computer via both Bluetooth and 2.4g. I have not dropped it off my desk so I can't speak for accidental durability, but with regular use there has been no double clicking or anything.Honestly I was surprised of the ratings this mouse has on Amazon, I expected it to be way higher. For my uses, its been fantastic.Ver másVer menos

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