In this video, I tested the RAWM SH01 Pro (SH1 Pro) and why I think it’s one of the strongest contenders for the best budget gaming mouse of 2025. I go over what you actually get in the box—mouse, cable, extra sliders, paperworks, and grip tape—and yes, I always love it when brands include grip tape because it instantly helps with control and comfort. For the main specs, this mouse is powered by a Nordic 52840 chip and can go up to 30,000 DPI, which is honestly a big deal at this price point where a lot of options cap out around 12,800 to 24,000. It also uses a Pixart sensor (so for the PixArt fanboys, you’re good), supports up to 8,000 Hz polling rate, and the biggest surprise for me is how lightweight it is—lighter than my daily driver, the Kaisa M600. I also talk about shape and usability, especially for smaller hands. The side buttons are placed right where my thumb naturally rests, plus there’s an extra top button you can map for macros in the software. My main complaint is the DPI button being on the bottom, but overall the performance is accurate, responsive, and the Huano green white dot switches help reduce double-click issues over time. This unit was sent to me for testing, but my opinion stays honest.