After 6 months of use for productivity and casual gaming, it’s fair to say this is a much longer-term view than I originally expected to give. Overall, it has been a very solid performer (I would have ditched it long before otherwise), but it is not without its niggles.Build quality is sound, with good quality plastics despite the very light 65g weight. It feels well put together rather than “cheap light”, and the design is familiar rather than being anything out of the ordinary or experimental. The charging dock matches this design well, and the mouse looks very much at home when mounted on the charging dock.I’ve found the mouse is comfortable for shorter sessions, but less so over longer periods. The main issue is grip. It is quite a slippery mouse and it would really benefit from either grip tape, or a more textured shell. At the moment I feel like I’m actively forced to grip it rather than naturally guiding it, and that starts to become noticeable over longer use. This is the main area I’d like to see improved in a future revision.The magnetic charging dock is convenient and functional, doubling as a wireless dongle pass-through, which reduces cable clutter and helps keep the setup clean. Getting the mouse to sit properly is fiddly, and the connection doesn’t feel as positively “locked” as something like MagSafe. The dock itself is also very light, so removing the mouse often lifts the dock unless it is fixed down with the included adhesive pads. I would have much preferred to see a slightly heavier base with grip feet rather than having to rely on the pads.Battery life has been a non-issue. Between the standby efficiency and the way just dropping the mouse onto the dock becomes second nature, charging becomes something you stop thinking about entirely.The software side is decent, with the choice of either web-based or downloadable driver configuration for DPI, buttons, polling rate and macros. The web configuration is not quite as “no-install” as the marketing suggests; I had to download both an IOT driver and a web driver to allow the web configurator to recognise the mouse. Polling rate options (125/250/500/1000Hz) are perfectly adequate for casual use, but these won’t be of interest to competitive players.At £22.94 (at time of review, down from £26.99), the value is incredible. You get a lot of mouse for that money - and you can probably forgive many of the niggles because of that price - but for me, it isn’t quite in the bracket that deserves an instant recommendation.