AjazzAJ099 Superlight Wireless Gaming Mouse, Ergonomic 54g Ultra Lightweight 2.4Ghz/Wired Computer Mouse, PAW3311 12000 DPI Optical Sensor, 200Hrs Battery Programmable Buttons for Win/MAC PC Gamers

There is a lot to like about the AJ099, coming in at around $25 at the time of my review. It features a good shape, lightweight build and decent specs. The sensor is a budget sensor, but it doesn't feel bad in my usage. It uses Huano blue shell white dot switches, which feel very consistent, high quality, and are surprisingly spammable. The implementation is better than Zowie mice that use these same switches, IMO. The scroll wheel uses a TTC encoder and is performing fine in my testing. The mouse wheel steps are well-defined and fairly smooth. There is some occasional noise, however. The middle click is fairly stiff and not spammable. The side buttons are oddly placed/positioned and require a lot of pressure. It isn't as easy to roll my thumb upward to activate them as it is in other mice. The mouse feet are fairly poor, even after removing the plastic film. Moving it up and down causes it to drag, whereas side to side is relatively smooth. The base of the mouse also does not seem to be very even and the mouse rocks from side to side easily. There is some occasional shell flex/creaking but no rattling sounds. Nothing very noticeable while in game or wearing headphones, though. The software works well and allows you to adjust the DPI in increments of 50. You can also enable smoothing and angle snapping if you so desire. There is an option called "Peak Performance", but I am unsure what it does. There is a drop-down for LOD but it seems to be stuck at 1mm. Overall, if you are on a budget this is a pretty good option if you want something wireless and lightweight. It is considerably lighter than something like the G305, and offers rechargeability with the included rubber USB-C cable. It seems like they tried to cut corners with this mouse, unlike the AJ199 I have previously tried, but for the price I feel like it is hard to do better.

The media could not be loaded. I had the Ajazz i305pro and that was an amazing & smooth mouse with great features. I got this for a friend and embarrassed to give it to him because it's that bad. If the mouse movement didn't skip, I would be fine. But no. DO NOT buy this mouse if you wanna game with it.

I have a Razer Orochi V2, Logitech G305, , and razer viper ultimate V2 , I tested this against all of them. First of all, the weight is actually significantly noticeable. I didn’t own a scale at the time of review, however it is easily lighter than the Logitech and Orochi , and unlike those 2, it isn’t weighed without the battery. Size is a bit on the medium / large side. I prefer a smaller mouse like the Orochi and Logitech , however for competitive games I use the Viper Ultimate. just something to keep in mind that this is more a medium to large mouse. Battery life isn’t the best, which is to be expected on such a light mouse , they needed to keep the weight down. Lastly on tracking , the pixart sensor is very good , however like the Viper I would reccomend a mouse pad as its performance on unprepped surfaces doesn’t seem to match the Orochi and G305. This is definitely a dedicated gaming mouse.Overall I would definitely reccomend this mouse over almost any of the high-end dedicated gaming mice like the G pro super light and Viper Ultimate . Very pleased overall.

if ur buying this mouse for the wireless capability dont bother it will stutter whilst you play games. Wired seems to work fine with no issues. The drivers worked fine for me. But again has connectivity issues while using the wireless mode.

it's surprisingly well built, and the shape is nice. Just wish it didn't stutter when more than a few inches away from the receiver.

Most of the wireless gaming mice you see that advertise super light weight are typically rather expensive. For example, the Razer Viper Mini Signature Edition retailed for $280 (and is now on the resale market for significantly more). So obviously to get the price down on this mouse, corners had to be cut, but they're not so significant that they would be deal breakers to anyone but the most hardcore gamers who would be buying something like the Signature Edition anyway. The AJ099 is comfortable for my small hands, but the battery's location causes the weight to feel a bit farther forward (toward the buttons) than I expected. On such a light-weight mouse, this is something you notice, but again, not something I expect to be a huge deal unless you're a dedicated esports pro. The sensor tracks well enough, the buttons are satisfyingly tactile, and I'm really pleased with how quiet the scroll wheel is. The software works to do some fine tuning, but it's not completely necessary. I don't think this thing will get 200 hours of battery life, but at least you can use it in wired mode if needed. The main thing I don't like is the way the wireless dongle is stored in the mouse body. It sits a little too deep, requiring long finger nails or a tool to lever it out. This isn't going to be a big deal if you leave it plugged in all the time, but it is an inconvenience when it comes to portability. Overall, it's a sold effort and something worth considering if you're wanting to dip your toes into this market segment.

Great mouse. Worked great. Has cool rgb lights and response when using is fantastic. My son says it’s lightweight and smooth.