Keychron M6 Wireless Gaming Optical Mouse, Tri-Mode 2.4 GHz/Bluetooth 5.1/Wired, PixArt 3395 sensor, 26000 DPI, Ergonomic Lightweight Programmable Macro Button for Windows PC/Mac – Black
£51.00
Price: £51.00
(as of Jun 02, 2025 12:55:19 UTC – Details)
Batteries : 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)
Product Dimensions : 12.2 x 7.5 x 5 cm; 78 g
Date First Available : 3 Aug. 2024
Manufacturer : Keychron
ASIN : B0D6B7M9CH
Item model number : M6-A1-Mouse
Country of origin : China
Guaranteed software updates until : unknown
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Keychron M6 weighs only 78 g, yet has the best Pixart 3395 sensor. It supports 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth, and USB wired connections. It supports wireless 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth 5.1 connections, perfect for any scenario, whether at work, gaming, or on the go, and provides extreme performance to maximize productivity!
One of The Strongest Mouse Sensor – M6 has the strongest, most competitive grade mouse sensor chip PixArt 3395, with up to 26,000 DPI, up to 650 IPS, and incomparable gripping precision. Whether for work or gaming, it offers an unparalleled experience.
Wireless Connection 2.4 GHz & Bluetooth – With cutting-edge 2.4 GHz frequency wireless connectivity, the M6 gives you extremely low latency and quick response for gaming and the office. It also offers a stable 5.1 Bluetooth connection for even more variety in your wireless connectivity. We designed the smallest Type-C 2.4 GHz receiver and a Type-A 2.4 GHz receiver for the mouse. You can pick either of them, plug it in, and play instantly.
The Ultimate Ergonomic & Lightweight Design – Ergonomic curved design ensures a comfortable grip for a long time. The grip pattern design on both sides of the grip makes the gripping experience even better. Only 63g, It offers just the right amount of lightness, flexibility, and effortlessness to hold in your hand for extended use. Support Thumb Wheel and Tilt Wheel Multiple Ways of Scrolling.
More Customization on The Keychron Engine – Keychron Engine software allows you to do more personalization, modify keys, set shortcuts, RGB lighting effects, and even your dedicated macros; you can also do professional settings for LOD, polling rate, DPI, etc.
6 reviews for Keychron M6 Wireless Gaming Optical Mouse, Tri-Mode 2.4 GHz/Bluetooth 5.1/Wired, PixArt 3395 sensor, 26000 DPI, Ergonomic Lightweight Programmable Macro Button for Windows PC/Mac – Black
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Tosin –
Amazing mouse cheaper alternative to the logi MX3s
I believe for the price being 50% the price of the Logitech master mx3s and still having the side scroll wheel does and the side buttons does it give it a place in the productivity mouses and yes there are things missing or that feel higher quality on the mx3s however for this being half the price and more I don’t believe the mx3s is 2x better than this if you just need something that gets the job done this mouse is perfect and because of the plastic shell its less prone to colouring so if you buy the white you don’t need to worry about having a yellow mouse down the line.
Adam B –
Yes, it copies that “one mouse”. You know the one, but at a much cheaper price. I am not going to sit here and tell you about it, since there are already a ton of reviews out there making comparisons, especially as a “productivity” mouse. My main usage is that and it works just fine.The most interesting thing about this mouse, however, is how light weight it is (78g), making it an interesting option for those looking for a gaming mouse that can also tick all the boxes for both gaming AND productivity. Many reviews misunderstand this aspect and call it “cheap” or take it as a sign of poor build quality with cheaper parts, which is not the case. The big take-away is that this mouse shape and use case is not for everyone, and if you are not one of the niche customers who this appeals to, then you might be better off with a strictly gaming/productivity mouse instead, rather than one that does both. While I personally have other mice that I like for gaming, I could also see this being a really good option for someone with big hands or looking for something extremely ergonomic as well.If any part of this review appeals to you, I would recommend you give it a shot, with the caveat that you should consider the 4k option instead. However, the base model is quite good and you will not notice a huge difference for casual use with the base 1K model.
tm3 –
It feels a bit weird since itâs not like conventional mouse. After a week, you get comfortable with it.Itâs very ergonomic. No complaints. Works great via USB C or Bluetooth. Plus side is never have to worry about AA batteries
Richard –
This is a long-term usage worthy mouse. The software is simple. Multiple ways to connect. Solid battery life. Light weight color-matching cable if you prefer wired connection. I comfortably fit large gloves, and this mouse feels comfortable with a palm grip without my pinky dragging on the mouse pad (looking at you Logi G502X). It catches you off guard by how lightweight it is. My main needs are comfortability, and the ability to free-scroll the wheel when needed. I’m blown away how cheap the mouse is compared to the bonkers pricing of other mice I own. I’m thankful Keychron didn’t put any RGB on it. Doesn’t make sense to have RGB on a device you have physically covered when you’re at your desk.Most importantly, this mouse doesn’t have that soft plastic texture other mice have on the thumb area. Meaning it won’t develop an uncleanable stickiness texture over time – you know what i’m talking about. It’s why I went through two Logi MX Master mice. There’s nothing wrong with them, but the eventual stickiness that develops just grosses me out.As for negatives, consider these minor nit-picks – things that won’t stop me from enjoying this mouse. Like another reviewer mentioned – the click of the scroll wheel ‘sounds’ cheap. It’s no MX Master mouse scroll wheel, but even my $160 G502X lightspeed wheel sounded cheap. You’ll want to install their software and edit the amount each click scrolls (going from the default ‘3’ to ‘5’ is good with my 1440p screens). The side-scrolling wheel could be improved on the smoothness of scrolling.And if Keychron reads this – I love your products. My Q1 Max is incredible. But please either add a dedicated macro button on the M6 mouse or give the M7 mouse the infinite scroll wheel button. If you make a new version of either of these mice with those features, my friend & I will both gladly buy another one. Otherwise, keep up the solid work
nicholas jumonville –
Love the product
Amazon Customer –
It took a little getting used to but there’s no going back to the Apple Magic Mouse now. I love using the USC connector.