Cherry XTRFY M68 Wireless

The M68 Wireless is what happens when German engineering and Swedish esports design end up under one roof. Cherry — the company behind the MX switches in half the keyboards on this site — merged with Sweden's Xtrfy in 2023, and the M68 is the clearest product of that partnership. Its defining feature is the ultra-low front: the main buttons drop down to just millimetres above the mat, so your fingers sit lower and flatter than on almost any other mouse. The result is a level of click control that claw and fingertip players tend to notice within the first session.

Underneath, the spec list reads like a flagship from very recently: PixArt's PAW3395 sensor, Huano main switches, pure PTFE glides, and a solid shell — no honeycomb holes — that still lands at 53 grams. Battery runs up to 75 hours, and the flexible EZcord means you keep playing while it charges. The detail we like most: every setting — CPI, polling, lift-off distance, debounce — adjusts directly on the mouse. No software, no account, no background app eating your frames. Plug in the dongle and it simply works.

The honest caveat is polling rate: the M68 Wireless tops out at 1000Hz. For the overwhelming majority of players — including most ranked grinders — that is genuinely all you need, and it's a big part of why this mouse costs what it does. If you're chasing 8K wireless and the absolute peak of sensor tech, that's flagship territory like the Viper V3 Pro. But at €99.99, the M68 delivers more genuine competitive performance per euro than almost anything else we list.