In this video I review the AJAZZ AJ159 APEX wireless gaming mouse, and honestly it might not look like it, but it’s one of the best mice you can buy right now if you’re replacing an old, worn-out one. I go over the specs that surprised me the most: it’s running a PixArt sensor, it comes with a charging dock (which I really appreciate), and the dock also works as your dongle. The wild part is the polling rate—up to 8,000Hz when you use the dock, and 1,000Hz when you’re just on USB-C. I also talk about the small details that matter long-term, like the micro switch (green shell, white dot). In my experience, that “dot” tends to double-click far less often, and it’s rated for 100 million clicks (yeah, we all know that number is optimistic, but still). Then I walk you through the software installation because it can get a little bit tricky: there are two drivers on the site, and inside the app you need to check the bottom logo for USB and 2.4GHz. If it bugs out and only shows one, I show the step-by-step fix—plug in both the dock and the mouse via USB-C so all features (macros, DPI, debounce, polling) become available.