Xtrfy M4 RGB Ultra-Light Gaming Mouse, Unique Right-Handed Design, Pixart 3389 Sensor, EZcord® - Black

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The M4 Wireless comes with an Xtrfy EZcord® Pro charging cable, for smooth movements even when the mouse is plugged in. From the M4 – the first ultra-light gaming mouse with an ergonomic shape – to the MZ1, designed in collaboration with the world’s no.

After thousands of hours in-game every year, the M4 Kripparrian Red is Kripp’s vision of the perfect mouse. From the fact that they’re willing to take a chance on trying out new shapes (the slightly adventurous M4 shape and the very adventurous MZ1) to including two shells to allow users to customize the precise grip to their personal preferences: this is clearly a company that’s willing to take risks.

The M4 comes in a series of different colorways, with the Street edition complementing the 5 original versions. If you look at images of the two back shells you’d perhaps think that there’s not a lot of difference between they definitely feel different. And flawless 1 ms connectivity, giving you the top-tier performance of our wired mice, without a wire. On the bottom are four small feet that have a rather fast and very smooth glide straight out of the box. The lightweight and sturdy design with a brand new (somewhat polarizing) ergonomic shape proved to be a hit, both with professionals and more casual users alike, and the success of that mouse spawned a number of special editions that have been coming out over the years.

Since the center of gravity moves depending on how you hold the mouse, we’ve made it possible to adjust it to your own grip. Some of our partners may process your data as a part of their legitimate business interest without asking for consent.They’re on the louder side, though, but that’s not necessarily an issue since I don’t think that any mouse switch is loud enough to actually start annoying people. The charging cable (the M4 Wireless charges via USB-C) that comes with the mouse is very flexible, so even if you have to charge the mouse while using it you won’t be feeling limited by a stiff or unwieldy cable. The coating still feels the same like it did on the wired M4: it’s a matte coating that perhaps feels a tiny bit slippery with cold and dry hands, but my hands are more of the sweaty type when gaming so I never had any issues with grip and the mouse doesn’t easily attract fingerprints or oils, so for me this coating performs exactly as it should. We and our partners use data for Personalised ads and content, ad and content measurement, audience insights and product development. This second shell reminds me of ambidextrous mice like the Zowie S line, for example, and while I found the user experience with this second shell to be quite interesting I ended up going for the original shell myself since I like that more gradual back hump more when it comes to ambidextrous mice.

The M4 comes in a series of different colorways, with the Kripparrian Red edition complementing the 5 original versions.

The most notable aspect is the back flare, which is rather sudden and perhaps not quite what you’d expect from ergonomic mice if you’re used to the more gradual curves of something like a Razer DeathAdder or a Zowie EC. I didn’t have any issues with the build quality of my review copy of the M4 wired, but it’s nice to see that Xtrfy’s standards have gotten even higher since then. Kudos to their engineers for achieving this feat without making any sacrifices to the structural integrity (more on that later). If you would like to change your settings or withdraw consent at any time, the link to do so is in our privacy policy accessible from our home page. With a combination of German engineering, Swedish design, and love of gaming, Cherry Xtrfy is a veritable powerhouse in the gaming peripheral industry.