MAMBASNAKE M3 39g Lightweight Wireless Gaming Mouse PAW3395PRO

Die MAMBASNAKE M3 Superlight Maus ist echt ein Volltreffer! Sie liegt super in der Hand, ist mit ihren 39 g unglaublich leicht und gleitet mühelos über das Mauspad. Die Verarbeitung wirkt hochwertig, und sie läuft absolut problemlos, egal ob im Wireless- oder Kabelmodus. Besonders die Form der Maus hat mich begeistert – sie passt perfekt zu meiner Hand und ermöglicht präzise Bewegungen, selbst bei langen Gaming-Sessions.Die Software lässt sich kinderleicht installieren und läuft sauber, ohne Abstürze oder Probleme. Alle Einstellungen, wie DPI oder Tastenbelegung, sind schnell angepasst. Der Sensor (PixArt PAW3395PRO) ist top, reagiert blitzschnell und liefert präzise Ergebnisse, egal ob bei hektischen FPS-Matches oder entspannten Büroarbeiten.Ein kleiner Kritikpunkt: Mit einem 2K Hz Sensor anstelle des aktuellen 1K Hz wäre die Maus eine absolute eSports-Waffe und würde vermutlich noch mehr Profis überzeugen. Trotzdem ist sie für den Preis von €45,99 (plus 10% Rabatt mit Voucher) ein starkes Gesamtpaket, das ich jedem Gamer oder auch Office-Nutzer wärmstens empfehlen kann.Pro: Leicht, präzise, tolle Ergonomie, einfache Software, lange Akkulaufzeit.Contra: Ein 2K Hz Sensor würde sie perfekt machen.

Cette souris MambaSnake, sans fil, d’un blanc très professionnel, mais aux performances et à la précision excellente.Déjà, elle est très belle: dans un blanc très clean, un logo de mamba, classe mais discret, 4 boutons très réactifs, et la molette au scrolling très agréable.Point de vue confort, la légèreté, la texture du plastique, et le positionnement des boutons la rend excellente.Alors oui, elle est discrète, fait presque pro, mais pour le gaming, c’est également impeccable avec sa précision jusqu’à 40000dpi, et ça capacité à reconnaitre toutes les surfaces, même les plus lisses.Alors certes, on n’est pas non plus dans les modèle hyper haut de gamme, mais pour ce prix, cette souris est très qualitative, et très polyvalente. Très bonne surprise 🙂

Minimal delay, up to 40k dpi which is really optimal, wired or wireless so can be used for casual and comfortable gaming, aswell as competitive. Super cheap for the quality, this mouse is rivalling many high end products

This mouse appears to use pretty much the same platform as Attack Shark and other similar mice from aliexpress, with slightly upped version of MCU.It has actually pretty impressive performance for the price, giving consistent 1000Hz performance from PixArt sensor.It has very impressive battery life, more than "big brand" competitors, BUT keep in mind that this larger battery life comes with somewhat higher latencies (e.g. ~11ms for clicks) and slightly less sensor motion consistency - I can only assume due to more aggressive power saving. You might not notice it at all, e.g. for me it was barely on "something might be off but not sure" level.I can't fault the build quality, it does not have rubber grips by default, but I actually prefer this, bare textured plastic is easier to keep clean. And it comes with set of grips in the box.Mouse is super lightweight, to the point it might be a disadvantage, esp. since sensor is also super-sensitive - I was not really able to click without also moving mouse a bit. I reckon you can counter this by changing the mousepad or skates for more control.It has 3 basic connection modes - via pre-paired 2.4Ghz dongle, single bluetooth pairing or also can be used wired. Dongle was flawless in my experience. With bluetooth it was not that great (but bluetooth never super consistent for mice in my experience) and also once went into some sort of "super-laggy" mode where cursor was trailing behind motion by like ~0.5second (probably some bug in bluetooth implementation used remains).Now up to why I don't actually give it 5 stars - because I would've for the price and considering otherwise almost flawless experience. Battery life was quite long, but it good that I actually was patient to test it down to exhaustion. It took ~2 weeks, nice time - but then I estimated battery life will be even more, only when mice suddenly switched itself off a hour after battery indicator was at "20%". Giving me no warning at all - and I don't like that, I prefer when I get good notification about need to recharge in advance, also not when it still reporting 20% left.Unfortunately it almost looks like classic "trick" to inflate apparent battery life by setting full discharge to something like "20%", so unless you test full range you might think that estimated battery life is quite longer than it really is.Still, I give it 4 stars considering its still a very good mouse (but I still will use more expensive but higher end one as daily triver).

The first thing I noticed about this mouse is how light it is, light enough to make me think I needed to put a battery in it, but thankfully I didn't as it does come with preinstalled rechargeable battery inside, which you can not access.It is really nice to use, comfortable in my hand and the switches work well, really responsive.The two side buttons suit me well as when browsing the internet they take you forward or backwards on the pages.The DPI takes a bit of getting use to as I needed to press the right top button and the down side button at the same to, repeat this to go through the DPI settings.Having both wifi and bluetooth is great, as the bluetooth options frees up a USB port, and also works really well.The only negative, and it's a very small negative is there's no compartment in the mouse to keep the USB plug, so could over time become lost if not used.I would certainly recommend.