RAPOO MT760 PRO Wireless Mouse, NearLink + Bluetooth 5.0 Multi-Device, 12K DPI, 2K Polling, Ergo for Work & Gaming, 11 Programmable Buttons, On-Board Memory, Quiet Clicks,…

I got this more out of curiosity than anything to simply try it but I’ve found that this is actually a good alternative to the more expensive brand that it emulates. I use the MX3 and 3s for both personal and work laptops and have used them since they released. I was actually looking for an alternate to the MX3 so I could leave it at work:-) For the MT760, the very first thing I noticed was that it’s not near as comfortable but also very easy to get used to. It was pretty easy to set up. It’s got some nice features like two dongles and 3 Bluetooth settings. One dongle is hidden via a nifty trap door thing. Though not as “well made” for feel, it is still has a very nice feel to it. It’s quite light though but works for what I do. I’m an IT consultant.

It came packaged quite nicely and came pretty well on time. One thing that I noticed in unpackaging it was the USB-C cable. It’s a very nice cable and something one wouldn’t expect in a product in this price range. From the controls point of view, the left/right click depth is longer than say the MX3s but easy to get used to. It’s quite silent as well. It doesn’t have that “free wheeling” scroll capability like the 3s but it is acceptable. My test for this will be when I use it for work today as I have some large datasets in Excel I need to work with 🙂 The left side wheel and buttons are quite close together and if you have larger hands, this may be an issue. I like to have those at the ball of my thumb and these are just slightly back of that when you first put your hand on the mouse. Just something that is easy to get used to though as well. Too early to tell on battery life.

Nitpicks? Not all that many per se. From a usage standpoint, it so far works well. The manual though had very small print and I never could navigate the web page to get at the app. I may look hard at their web page once I get more time.

Update- I’ve now used this at work for a few days, and for the most part, it works very well. The one thing that I did find was that the center scroll wheel was a little sensitive for me and it went into scroll mode a few times. Other than that, it held a charge well and overall worked good. For me, I’ll keep this as a backup for work.

This mouse (MT760PRO) is superior to the Logitech Master MX3S.

That the price about half is a bonus, and hand / arm / shoulder strain that I didn’t even realize I had with either mouse was alleviated with this one.

Gaming is even possible with this mouse since it actually has good polling rate with the dongle, even if the mouse itself is a little heavy.

Quality feels great. Both scroll wheels feel great. Does not have the hybrid infinite scroll feature from the MX3S, which I do miss. But the ergonomic superiority of this mouse makes up for it.

I wish the software had more options to configure like Motion Sync, Ripple Control, Angle Snapping etc.

Better material than the MX3 but only let down by the scrolling wheel. Otherwise this is a great mouse!

I ordered this mice to try it out, and I am extremely surprised, at half the price it blows the logitech out of the water.
The quality feels outstanding, it is much lighter than the MX Master, and it also feels better ergonomically.
I also love the silent clicks and the polling rate is perfect, it doesn’t feel laggy on my 160hz monitors as it can be configured with 1000hz (or 2000hz wired allegedly).

I wanted to love the MX master as a software engineer, however the low polling rate of the Logitech always bothered me, it resulted in a laggy pointer. The sensor also tracked very poorly and the pointer felt floaty with the additional weight.

It also comes with two USB receivers to switch between devices, I am not going to use this as I already have a usb switcher but great on them for including this functionality! USB 2.4 is much more stable and less latency than using Bluetooth.

All in all I am extremely pleased with this, I’ll take the weight savings any day over the infinite scroll gimmick of the MX master. As a software engineer, I use keyboard shortcuts so I do not need any frantic scroll wheel movements.

This is one of the best mice on the market for gaming! It connects super easily to up to 7 devices! I don’t even have 7 different devices that all need mice but I could use it like that if I wanted to. The dpi selector is excellent to help with how fast the response is. I can use it on my laptop, phone, tablet, or even my PS5 and I can switch between all them with a button. The programmable buttons are very useful for whatever function you like and it doesn’t need any batteries, it just recharges using my phones charger. The battery last a long time and it fits very well and comfortably in my big hands. I’d definitely recommend this mouse for gaming. I tried it on my laptop for gaming with first person shooters and strategy games and works exceptionally well for both. The color is nice also, a grey color that matches my laptop. It’s very quiet on the clicks, it responds well and fast but doesn’t make much noise from pressing the buttons. The plastic body itself is smooth and feels very premium to the touch. The laser is responsive on all surfaces I tried it on even without a mousepad. It’s good on plastic, wood, or even glass surfaces. It’s range is also very good. You can have something connected to the tv and use the mouse from far away and it still works like a charm. Overall, it’s a very good gift or mouse for the gamer in your family.