Redragon M996 K1NG 8K Ultra-Lightweight Wired Gaming Mouse schwarz, USB

As far as build quality and buttons go, the K1NG 8K isn't any worse than the K1NG 4K Pro. The weight reduction comes almost entirely from the lack of a battery, which is why the shell isn't any less solid. There is no rattle when shaking the mouse, no creaking or flexing of the shell when applying lateral pressure, and actuating the side buttons by pressing below them cannot be done regardless of the force used. For the main buttons, the same Huano switches of the blue shell, blue plunger type see use, though due to pre-travel being moderate to high, they feel duller than they should, and the moderate amount of lateral button movement is a further detriment, though this only becomes apparent when provoking it, and not during actual use. The side buttons too are outfitted with Huano switches of a different type, which have low pre-travel, but can be pushed into the shell by a decent margin, and feedback on the back button suffers when pressed towards the rear. The scroll wheel encoder once again comes from F-Switch (brown), which gets very noisy when scrolling up in particular, and tactility is largely lacking, too. The feet too are the same: very thin, black-dyed, and providing just decent glide.