The Mouse half of that pairing is spectacularly smooth, comfortable, performant, and long-lasting.
Disclaimer:This review was made possible with a review unit provided by Dell.
The company did not see the contents of the review before publishing.
It’s a simple design, but it’s an attractive one that won’t look out of place in any setup.
The Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse retails for$149.99 at Dell.
Alongside its keyboard partner, it’s even better.
In these regards, the Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse excels.
This is a symmetrical, ambidextrous mouse that Alienware claims is well-suited for “all grip types.”
It’s one of the most comfortable mice I’ve used, comparing favorably to the best from Razer.
Let’s just consider the budget-oriented $70Razer Viper V3 HyperSpeed, for example.
It’s smartly designed, like with this subtle indicator light on the side for your onboard profiles.
Dots-per-linear-inch (DPI)?
Inches-per-second (IPS) max speed?
Max wireless polling rate?
On-paper specs don’t compare to the best, but real-world usage tells a different story.
The Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse isn’t best-in-class in any one category… And it doesn’t matter.
This mouse is an incredible performer.
The game-changers for me, though, are the PFTE feet.
This dongle setup allows for perfect wireless connectivity and an easy way to charge when you need to.
The company told me its PFTE feet are “additive-free,” hence the light blue coloring.
Whatever makes these feet different makes the Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse wonderfully smooth on any surface.
You’ll need to if you want to take advantage of 8,000Hz polling, for example.
You can expect great endurance, but it’s a simple affair to charge it back up in no time using the USB Type-C port.
Sadly, there’s no Bluetooth here, though.
Unfortunately, its mouse partner is not nearly as effective in a multi-gadget setup.
I’ve been using it for weeks, and it just keeps on chugging along.
The best part about this mouse is oddly its feet, which provide the smoothest glide I’ve ever felt in a mouse.
This mouse is certainly above average when it comes to premium wireless gaming mice with internal, rechargeable batteries.
This charges it and enables superior performance, should you want it.
Once you’re in, there’s a more well-rounded set of features that more-or-less covers all the basics.
Alienware has quite the dangerous duo on its hands, now.
Most gamers shouldn’t mind The Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse feels incredible to use out of the box.
I also like that each of the five onboard profiles can have a custom DPIandpolling rate.
There’s theRazer DeathAdder V3 Pro.
Want to save a lot of cash on a wireless mouse?
There’s theRazer Viper V3 HyperSpeed.
The core experience is exemplary, but there’s more to a great gaming mouse than that.
For example: Bluetooth connectivity for multi-gadget setups.
Even considering how expensive it is.
Either way, this mouse is smooth as silk, fast as fire, and comfortable as cotton.
It’s impressive enough for a company to improve one product so vastly, but this one-two punch is an awesome pair.
