# MCHOSE L7 Pro
- **Product Page**: https://chi-fi.top/mouses/mchose-l7-pro
- **Category**: Gaming mice
- **Brand**: MCHOSE
- **Price**: from $56 USD
- **Summary**: Small, very light gaming mouse for claw and fingertip grips
- **AliExpress**: https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_c40ltrd9

## Pros
- Very light at about 40 g, with a solid shell and no holes
- RTINGS's pick for the best budget gaming mouse for enthusiasts, for its click and sensor latency
- True 8,000 Hz polling over both the cable and the dongle, per TechPowerUp's tests
- Optical switches, plus Bluetooth for laptops and tablets

## Cons
- Small: suits claw and fingertip grips, and can feel cramped for a palm grip with large hands
- Some shell flex and slightly soft clicks, per RTINGS
- MCHOSE gives no battery life figure, and the 250 mAh battery is small
- The listing also sells the L7 Ultra and Ultra+, so pick the L7 Pro variant

## Specifications
- **Sensor**: PixArt PAW3395
- **Max resolution**: 26000 DPI
- **Max tracking speed**: 650 IPS
- **Max polling rate**: 8000 Hz
- **Buttons**: 6
- **Connections**: wired, bluetooth, 2.4 GHz
- **Battery capacity**: 250 mAh
- **Weight**: 40 g
- **Shape**: Symmetrical
- **Colors**: White, Black, Blue

## Details & Specifications
The MCHOSE L7 Pro is a small, very light wireless gaming mouse, at about 40 g with a solid shell. RTINGS names it the best budget gaming mouse for enthusiasts, and TechPowerUp measured very low click latency and true 8,000 Hz polling both wired and wireless. It uses PixArt's PAW3395 sensor and connects by USB-C cable, 2.4 GHz dongle or Bluetooth.

Its symmetrical shape is small, with the hump towards the back: RTINGS recommends it for claw grip with small to medium hands, or fingertip grip with larger ones. The budget shows in a little shell flex, slightly soft clicks and ordinary mouse feet. MCHOSE doesn't quote a battery life, and the battery is a small 250 mAh. Newer units use Kailh optical switches in place of the Omron ones the reviewers tested.

- PixArt PAW3395 sensor
- Up to 26,000 DPI
- Up to 650 IPS tracking speed
- Up to 8,000 Hz polling, wired and wireless
- USB-C cable, 2.4 GHz dongle and Bluetooth
- Optical main switches (Kailh in current units, Omron in earlier ones)
- Six buttons, counting the wheel click
- Symmetrical shape, side buttons on the left
- About 40 g
- About 116 × 61 × 36 mm
- 250 mAh battery
- Settings saved on the mouse
- Colors: white, black or blue
- One-year warranty

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