Personally, I found it imparted a greater sense of feel and security though.
The gaming performance is undeniable and esports enthusiasts will be pleased with the 8K polling rate.
The logo is inconspicuous and theres no RGB lighting either.
So far, so conventional.
However, the design of the Cherry XTRFY M68 Pro’s front end is less so.
The M68 Pro weighs just 55g, and there arent too many full-size wireless gaming mice lighter than this.
It undercuts theRazerDeathAdder V3 Pro, our pick as thebest wireless gaming mouse, by eight grams.
Overall, the M68 Pro seems to be a well-constructed gaming mouse.
The skates are quite thin, so you do feel hard desktop surfaces a little when maneuvering.
The port is also deeply recessed, so theres no fear of accidental disconnection.
Theres also an option to toggle motion sync on and off.
Once you start gaming, though, the M68 Pro starts to shine.
That aforementioned fingertip emphasis encouraged by sloping mouse buttons makes for a more tactile experience.
Cherry claims the M68 Pros battery can last up to 90 hours on a single charge.
The DeathAdder can be tweaked with Razers in-depth Synapse software, though, which is more convenient.
However, its polling rate tops out at 1K, and it requires a single AA battery.
Still, if youre not after eSport-level performance, this may be a better alternative.
Cherry XTRFY M68 Pro: specs
Should I buy the Cherry XTRFY M68 Pro?
In our review, we found it was still capable enough thanks to its great performance.
Read our fullCooler Master MM311 review.
Read ourRazer DeathAdder V3 Pro review.
How I tested the Cherry XTRFY M68 Pro
I tested the M68 Pro for several days.
During this time, I used it for gaming, working, and casual tasking.
I have been PC gaming for over 10 years, and have experienced many mice during that time.
