G-WolvesHati HTM/HT-M Medium 56g Ultra Lightweight Honeycomb Wired Gaming Mouse, PixArt 3389 Sensor 16000 DPI, 6 Programmable Buttons, Low Latency, for PC/Mac (Faze Red)

The media could not be loaded. Great mouse definitely shouldn’t buy mouse’s anywhere else it weighs very little and it goes pretty fast on my mouse pad

I'm writing this review after playing 50 hours with this mouse and what a pleasant find it is! Long time user of the Logitech G Pro (80g, wireless) I was looking for something even lighter.There is a fair amount of ultra light gaming mouse on the market but the Hati was my choice because it's shape, look and price.This mouse is so light it takes a little bit to get used to (even coming for a 80g mouse) but after that it's a great experience all around. The buttons are super crisp, the shape is comfortable and the cable is very flexible so it's barely noticeable.The sensor is rock solid too, it didn't skip a bit so far and the mouse skates provide a great glide on my cloth mousepad.I'm also very happy to be able to use the mouse without any software if I want too, I set it on 800 DPI with the top button at first and have not touched it since then. There is a software I installed briefly that gives more options if one the 4 DPI presets is not your preferred setting.There are plenty of accessories coming in the metal box, the two I like the most are the spare USB cable if I ever damage the braiding and the 2 (!!) sets of spare mouse skates. There are also additional left/right button switches, some sticky grips for the side of the mouse (it is plenty grippy without it for me) and a pouch.A+++ experience, would definitely recommend someone on the market for an ultra light mouse to test the Hati.

A few of my friends have recently jumped onto the lightweight gaming mouse bandwagon in the past year, so I figured with my current setup being a few years old, I may as well try it out and see for myself. I'm pretty glad I did.I've swapped mice around a few times in the past. bouncing around between various Logitech, SteelSeries, and HyperX products. There's always been a bit of a transitional period between each one to get used to the new feel and nuances, but I was able to adjust extremely quickly to this one. Having never used a lightweight mouse before, the initial freedom in my movements was a surprise, but I slowly began to appreciate it as it helped my precision in many different scenarios (gaming, office work, etc...). G-Wolves was even nice enough to include various skates and switch/paracord replacements just for that extra customizability.The build itself seems sturdy. Despite being almost entirely hollow, the hard plastic frame provides no give whatsoever. The scroll wheel seems perfectly standard - stable with no teeter, and the buttons provide minimal wobble that isn't even noticeable during regular use.For all the extra goodies the company provides, on top of all the qualities it flaunts, I think this mouse is well-deserving of its price.

Pros:-Great Shape (improved version of a G-pro wireless)-Buttons feel good and lightweight-Mouse wheel is tight and tactile-Sensor is good (3360)-Comes with a lot of useful stuff in the box like extra feet, and even another cord-Doesn't require software (but you can get it on their software for further customization)-Doesn't have that chalky texture like the Skoll-Great weight at 61 grams-Doesn't have holes on the sides (makes for a better grip in my opinion)Cons:-The feet could be thicker-Cable might be too flexibleThoughts:If Logitech got their hands on this and made a new iteration of the G-pro Wireless with this shape, they would have an ultimate mouse on their hands. The only thing I didn't like much about the G-pro wireless' shape is how the back didn't flare out at all. This does, making for a much more comfortable and repeatable grip that's very easy to manipulate for consistent aim. If they chopped off the cable, it would be game over for everyone. My only complaints are the thin feet, and the cable potentially being too flexible for some. The feet are so thin I can feel every bump and fiber on my desk mat. It's not terrible, but I prefer a nice smoother glide. The cable is really flexible and good quality, but it may be too flexible for some. I found myself often picking up and setting down on the cable when making fast swipes. I had the same issue with the Endgame Gear XM1. This probably won't be an issue if you suspend your cable higher or some other way, but for me personally, I was finding it extremely annoying getting killed because I was landing on top of the cable.Conclusion:If you've used mice with extremely flexible cables with no issue, and you're looking for a shape that combines the G-pro wireless and Finalmouse Air58, you could have a gem here.

Great medium sized mouse for the price! The sensor is flawless, the shape is classic and comfortable, the cable is very light and the clicks are very nice and tactile. The stock skates are even pretty good. I really cannot complain about this mouse considering how cheap it is relative to top mice. I've had it for a couple months now and absolutely love it.

My favorite mouse! I've bought this exact model twice over the years because I've never found it's match. I want the weightlessness of cordless but the consistency and reliability of a corded mouse, and this flawlessly delivers! The cord is feather light, and the size of the casing is big enough to be comfortable without feeling weighed down. The clickiness is satisfying and the scroll wheel feels sturdy. And I love the bright color!