Keychron M6 Wireless Mouse

After few months I still I don't understand the battery life or my model "Black / 1000 Hz, M6-A1".

On the web they say it will last "Up to 120 or 80 hours" based on the model, but it probably does not apply to bluetooth. I am only using bluetooth and I must charge the battery every other day. Usually it is discharged in the morning when I want to start working. Does the power-switch work correctly? Any known issues? In my case the battery life is around 12 hours.

I've bought the M6-A5 4K (White) via MaxGaming Sweden as I already was ordering through them. I already own a Custom Q2 ISO and a prebuilt (mods coming soon) C2Pro for the office. The M6 has the typical ergo shape that mice like MX Master are known for but has a way less clunky shape and feel (smaller in width). The M6 is also way lighter than typical office mice at only 78 grams (lighter than a Vaxee XE). Mouse feels good in hand and has a decent coating. buttons feel nice to use and encoder is loud like a Zowie mouse. 4K HZ works like a dream onm M1 Mac mini with 144HZ 1440P resolution but I have yet to test it in COD. Teflon feet feels decent on Xraypas AC2 but I'm not sure about the skate design. Where are replacements and also where is aftermarket support from brands like Xraypad?

Please note that the mouse is very light and feels quite strange.
If I had known it was this light, I don't know if I would have bought it.
I prefer a heavy mouse.
But everything else is fine, size, shape and other functions.
A solid mouse for the price

Please make a left handed version of this mouse!

This is my first mouse in this shape. I considered getting a MX Master, but the price point on the M6 was way more attractive, and I am already using a Keychron keyboard. I dig the shape and wish I migrated to it long ago.

The software isn't super intuitive, but I managed to configure the mouse how I wanted. In some ways, it's better than the Logitech G software. It's not nearly as intrusive, for one thing.

The mouse is very responsive. I guess this has to do with the polling rate. I don't know the purpose of being able to change the polling rate and this is the first mouse I've had that allows this. But I believe it's the highest I've had, which likely lends to its responsiveness.

The skates are great. Better than my old Logitech gaming mouse. Maybe it's the light weight contributing, but it's so easy to move on the mousepad. Sometimes detrimentally so. I'm learning to adjust.

My Keychron keyboard has tactile switches because I don't like noisy keyboards. This mouse is a tad more clicky than I prefer, but not horribly so. However, the scroll wheel is the loudest I've had in a very long time. The indentations are sharp with a slight rattle. The hollow space in the mouse seems to help keep it loud as well, there doesn't seem to be anything done to try to dampen it. Switching the wheel to smooth quietens it, sure, but it's also freewheeling, which is not preferred.

Overall, I love the mouse. I wish it was quieter, but I'll deal.