The MechLands AJAZZ AJ139 V2 MC Gaming Mouse with Charging Base offers a compelling blend of performance, versatility, and aesthetics, making it a noteworthy choice for gamers seeking a reliable and stylish peripheral. Weighing just 66 grams, the AJ139 V2 MC is exceptionally lightweight, facilitating swift and precise movements—ideal for fast-paced gaming genres like FPS and MOBAs. Its ergonomic design caters to medium to large hands, featuring textured side grips that enhance control during intense sessions. The mouse's dimensions (125×63×38mm) ensure a comfortable fit, while the durable ABS shell promises longevity. Equipped with the PixArt PAW3311 sensor, the AJ139 V2 MC delivers up to 12,000 DPI, offering pixel-perfect accuracy and consistent tracking. The 1000Hz polling rate ensures minimal latency, providing a competitive edge in high-stakes gaming scenarios. The mouse boasts tri-mode connectivity: 2.4GHz wireless for lag-free gaming, Bluetooth for multi-device compatibility, and USB-C wired mode for uninterrupted play and charging. This versatility allows seamless switching between devices, accommodating various gaming setups and preferences. A standout feature is the magnetic RGB charging dock, which not only keeps the mouse charged but also adds a vibrant accent to your gaming setup. The RGB lighting serves as both a visual enhancement and a charging indicator, blending form and function beautifully. The AJ139 V2 MC offers comprehensive customization through its intuitive software suite. Users can program macros, remap buttons, adjust DPI sensitivity levels, and fine-tune polling rates to suit their playstyle. Profiles are stored on the device, allowing for a "set and forget" experience While the mouse excels in many areas, some users have reported concerns regarding the build quality of the side buttons, noting that they may feel mushy after extended use. Additionally, the included cable has been described as less flexible compared to other models. The MechLands AJAZZ AJ139 V2 MC Gaming Mouse with Charging Base stands out as a feature-rich, stylish, and affordable option for gamers. Its lightweight design, high-precision sensor, versatile connectivity, and customizable features make it a valuable addition to any gaming setup. However, potential buyers should consider the reported concerns about button durability and cable flexibility. Overall, it offers excellent value for its price point. Read more

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The AJAZZ AJ139 is a wireless gaming mouse that comes with a charging base and a cable for the base. Sensor: The sensor is the PAW3311, I don't know if this is a great sensor or not but the mouse does have 6 different base dpi settings that can be changed with the button under the mouse wheel. This dpi can be adjusted further using the software. The sensor feels fine for the most part when under use, I haven't had any major issues. There is a weird behaviour when using the mouse in bluetooth mode where sometimes the mouse sensor would wildly jump around when waking up. It doesn't do this under the RF mode or usb mode. Build: The mouse is made completely of plastic and actually feels really light even when compared to my other light weight mouse, even more so maybe and that one has holes to make it lighter. For anyone that wants a heavy mouse there is no way to make this mouse heavier. It is designed to look like an ambidextrous mouse but the side buttons are only on one side so it won't feel great for left handed gamers. Though the shape of it makes it feel fine and it's not uncomfortable in any way. There is a compartment that is used to store the RF dongle, though I feel the plate is really loose and can fall off really easily. The cable that comes with the mouse can be used to connect the mouse to the PC but is also used to power the charger. It is a threaded cable but it's pretty stiff which I don't like for my mouse, so I will use the mouse wirelessly for now. Both the charger and the mouse have RGB lighting around the bottom of it which is pretty subtle but can also be turned off if it gets irritating to look at. Buttons: The buttons feel pretty good and the click is pretty satisfying, though after using the mouse for 2 weeks now non stop I have noticed a squeak that happens when pressing the left mouse button. There are two side buttons and the mouse wheel also acts as a button, the side buttons are positioned well even it's a bit of a stretch for me to reach the one further to the front. So you get your normal base number of buttons. This can be remapped using the software. It has very smooth feet that feel pretty good, it doesn't catch onto anything. Underneath are the switches to control which wireless mode you're using and also the led lighting effect. The wheel is fine, it's not a free form wheel and has a tactile feel to it when spinning. Though I think it could be smoother. Wireless Connectivity: The wireless modes all work well when the mouse is being used continuously, the only issues I've had is when the mouse goes into and out of sleep mode. To save battery the mouse has a sleep function like most wireless mouse, the issue I have is that to wake the mouse you have to move it or press the main buttons. Scrolling the mouse wheel won't wake the mouse, this means at times when I am not moving the mouse and just scrolling with the wheel the mouse will just go to sleep on me. It gets a bit annoying needing to shake the mouse to wake it every few minutes even though it's still under use. Battery life: The mouse does last for quite a while without charging, I've never had to use it for any long gaming sessions so I don't know how long it'll last on continuous use but just for every day usage it lasted a full week and a half without needing to charge. Which may not be great but the charging stand is included which is easy to let it sit and charge over night. It does seem strange that the battery life is that short when its battery size is pretty large. There's no way to tell what the charge percentage is without installing the software and the software is not great. Software: The software is pretty subpar, I wasn't even able to get the web version working properly so I couldn't really test it out. Overall I would recommend this mouse because it's a good price for a wireless mouse that comes with its own charger and supports multiple wireless modes. It has a good set of features for the base mouse and can be modified even more if the software is used. It also has a storage compartment for the RF dongle. The downsides are just the software isn't great and the cable is a bit stiff if you need to use it in wired mode. The battery life is a bit short but I can't tell if it's fully charged or not to know how long the mouse would last from full charge to empty. Read more

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