This video is all about the Skyloong M1, a $30 mouse that honestly feels way too good to be true. I’ve tested a bunch of budget mice and they usually cut corners somewhere—cheap plastic, stiff clicks, or a sensor that’s basically unusable for gaming. But the M1 surprised me right out of the box, especially with how much you actually get: a braided USB-C cable, a USB-C to USB-A adapter, a swappable solid back shell (on top of the honeycomb one), and a little “hidden” detail most people miss—the 2.4GHz dongle is stored inside the mouse under the back shell. I go over the build quality, shape, weight, and button feel, plus a sound check so you can hear what you’re getting. The clicks are light and consistent, the scroll wheel is firm without being heavy, and there’s no annoying rattling that you usually find at this price. Feature-wise, you’re getting wireless (2.4GHz + Bluetooth 5.0), a 1000Hz polling rate on wired and 2.4GHz, and a battery that lasts me around a week or two. My takeaway: for casual gaming and day-to-day use, this is one of the best budget mice out there. It’s not a top-tier esports sensor, and the software/RGB aren’t the main selling point, but for $30 it’s a “why not” buy—unless you’re super competitive, then you might want something higher-end.