Cherry XTRFY M64 Wireless Ergonomic
53g. Ergonomic. PAW3395. The M4, Reborn Under Cherry.
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The M64 Wireless is the ergonomic half of Cherry XTRFY's 6th-generation lineup — the right-handed shape to the M68's symmetrical one. It's the direct successor to Xtrfy's best-selling M4, rebuilt from the ground up after the German-Swedish Cherry merger: redesigned side curvature, comfort grooves where your fingers actually land, and the same ultra-low front that lets your grip sit closer to the pad. For palm and claw players who never got on with ambidextrous shapes, this is the one to look at first.
The internals are identical to its symmetrical sibling, which is to say excellent for the money: PixArt's PAW3395 sensor, Huano main switches, PTFE glides, and a solid shell with zero holes that still weighs just 53 grams. Battery runs up to 75 hours and every setting — CPI, polling, lift-off, debounce — lives on the mouse itself. No app, no account, no driver running in the background. The flexible EZcord lets you keep playing while it tops up. It is, in the most literal sense, plug-and-play esports hardware.
Same honest caveat as the M68: this is the 1000Hz model, not the 8K Pro. For all but the most latency-obsessed players, 1000Hz is plenty, and it keeps the price at €99. If you want a symmetrical grip instead of ergonomic, the M68 Wireless is its twin. And if you're chasing the absolute lightest possible FPS mouse, that's flagship territory like the Viper V3 Pro. But for a right-handed ergonomic build under €100, the M64 is one of the smartest picks on the market.
- Right-handed palm & claw grip
- Players who want an ergonomic shape
- Competitive FPS under €100
- Software-free setups — all settings on the mouse
- Solid shell, no honeycomb holes
- Left-handed players
- 4K–8K polling chasers
- Bluetooth & multi-device use
- RGB fans — zero lighting here
If the M68 is the symmetrical pick, the M64 is its ergonomic twin — and for right-handed palm and claw players, it's the more natural fit of the two. Same flagship-grade PAW3395, same 53-gram solid shell, same software-free design, same €99 price. The redesigned ergonomic shape with comfort grooves is the genuine upgrade over the old M4 it replaces. No RGB, no Bluetooth, no app — every cut went into the parts that win rounds. European engineering, esports pedigree, honest price. For an ergonomic wireless mouse under €100, this sits right at the top of the list.
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