Rapoo MT760 Multi-Device Wireless Mouse, Bluetooth 5.0 and 2.4G Multi-Mode Connection, Up to 4 Devices, 11 Programmable Buttons, 4K DPI, 90 Days Battery Life, PC, Matte Black

After years of using the Logitech MX Master series, I've discovered what might be the perfect alternative in the Rapoo MT760 - and dare I say, it surpasses my old favorite in several key areas.First impressions: The build quality rivals premium competitors while offering superior ergonomics. The bow-back design with dedicated thumb support is a game-changer for my larger hands, eliminating the wrist fatigue I experienced with the MX Master during marathon workdays.Connectivity versatility is where this mouse truly shines. The dual Bluetooth 5.0 and 2.4GHz connections allow seamless switching between my work laptop, home PC, iPad, and phone with zero lag. The M+ Cross-Computer technology functions remarkably similar to Logitech Flow but with noticeably less input delay when moving between screens.Performance-wise, the 7-level DPI adjustment (up to 4000) provides incredible precision for both design work and everyday tasks. The Hall magnetic side-scroll wheel offers buttery-smooth navigation that puts the MX Master's implementation to shame, while the 11 programmable buttons have transformed my workflow efficiency.Battery life exceeds expectations - I'm averaging nearly three weeks between charges with heavy daily use, and the USB-C quick charging is a welcome upgrade. The optional wireless charging compatibility (with separate module) makes this even more convenient than my previous setup.If you've been loyal to the MX Master series but curious about alternatives, the Rapoo MT760 delivers premium quality, superior ergonomics for larger hands, and comparable (often better) features at a more attractive price point. This mouse has permanently replaced my MX Master!

I bought MT760Mini, as I wanted to have something portable yet handy. Even the mini version has that ergonomic gist to the wrist and I really liked that. It comes with two 2.4hz usb dongles so I'm able to use it with my personal and work laptop both without caring about changing the usb dongle every single time. The left and right clicks are soft and silent and gives a good heptic feel. Forward and backward buttons are bit small and slightly on the back so my thumb has to travel a bit more (yet, I don't see it as a draw back, its just that i'd have to get used to it). The Bluetooth and 2.4hz works like a charm while working on multiple devices. It has this matt finish body gives it nice premium feel (especially at this price). Its definitely lighter than I was expecting. It is a great value for money.

The media could not be loaded. Really good dupe to Logitech MX master mouse, I recently returned the mx master mouse because the battery had issues and I decided I should probably consider a cheaper alternative in case they all have batter issues which is how I found this one.For half the price it does everything the MX does. It’s pretty comfortable and glides easy, the buttons aren’t quiet, you do still feel and hear the click but it’s pretty low sounding so I don’t mind, the wheels scroll pretty smoothly, it easily connected to my laptop and it comes with the usb reciever incase you need it and a pretty good usb c charger. So far I’m happy with it

It's overall a nice mouse that does fit your hand pretty well and the 2.4 ghz connection isn't unreliable or anything. The only thing I didn't realize would be so much of a problem until I didn't have it anymore is infinity scrolling, which unfortunately this mouse doesn't have (what would be even cooler is if it had a feature similar to logitech's "smartwheel" feature they ship with the M650). Other than that, everything's pretty minor:- I wish the scroll wheel and back/forward buttons where further forward so I could more easily hit it with the tip of my thumb rather than the joint of my thumb.- It would be nice if the side scroll wheel was tactile rather than smooth to match how it actually functions- I wish the travel for the left and right click buttons were a little shorter (although idk how possible that would be considering the limited selection of silent switches you guys have to choose from)

I was coming from a cheap Logitech mouse and this was a very good change, the ergonomic of the mouse is very good, the click are very silent and is very fast with its DPI change. The hardware is what you exactly need it has for what is needed, you can change the command for any button and DPI, the side scroller is very smooth, the only bad thing for now is that the side buttons are kind of small, kinda problematic if you have fat thumbs as it is on my case.In general is a very good mouse for productivity, I work at home and it has been a very good change for me.

Bought this because I wanted something as close to the Logitech model as possible but didn’t want to spend almost twice the money. The mouse worked well and felt like a good value until it broke at 6mo of office use. The right mouse button just randomly failed. I was super bummed and felt like there was a lesson to be learned. I ended up buying the Logitech after all was said and done… and honestly should have just bought it from the start.

Very smooth to move, very silent and solid to the touch. Love the size and how easy is to connect it to my computer.

This is such a great mouse - much less expensive than the other big brand alternative and, in my humble opinion, better. It works reliably, I don't have to charge it often, and there are multiple options for how you connect it to your computer. I use mine on both a mac and a PC without any issues.