Epomaker Click Lite Mouse

Epomaker Click Lite Mouse, the 2nd gaming mouse from Epomaker.

Epomaker has an endless amount of keyboards but has recently entered the gaming mouse world with their first Epomaker Click Mouse and now with the newest version, the Epomaker Click Lite Mouse that we are reviewing here.

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Epomaker Click Lite Mouse Review

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WEIGHT

Epomaker Click Lite Mouse weight in ounces and grams.

ACCESSORIES & PACKAGING
^4.25^_/5

The Epomaker Click Lite Mouse comes in a fairly simple cardboard box without foam padding but inside you will get some freebies despite the ultra-cheap MSRP, like:

• Skate replacements

• Grip tapes

• USB-C cable

DESIGN
^4.25^_/5

The new Epomaker Click Lite mouse has nearly the exact same shell design with the ambidextrous, ergo-styled form factor and holding 7 buttons and a scrolling wheel/button. Right below the wheel you will see 2 buttons, these are used to set the DPI up and down with a tiny but bright LED light sitting below to inform the DPI preset with different colors.

The first detail to highlight is that the Epomaker Click Lite is the budget version of the Click mouse series, costing less than half of the top-tier sibling.

The model of the Click Lite have a bi-color design with a case mainly in black and having accents in white color like the wheel, DPI selector buttons and side buttons. On top of that, the whole bottom shell is white too – on the white model the colors are inverted.

The mouse includes grip tapes that have a gamer pattern design, if you want to apply them to customize the look and add some detail to the all-flat-black surface of the shell.

On the bottom you will find 2 buttons, a switch, 3 skates and a removable lid/cover. The switch is used to select the connection mode while the buttons serve to select the connection bank (BT) and the 2nd button allows on-the-fly switching of polling rate. The lid/cover that we mentioned, hides beneath the 2.4G dongle.

In addition to this, the bottom has 1 dedicated LED for the polling rate button and 3 independent LED lights for the connection bank selection.

CONSTRUCTION & BUILD
^4.25^_/5

The mouse has a shell entirely made of plastic, which helps reducing the overall weight.

With the Epomaker Click Lite we saw the exact opposite that happened when reviewing the Aula SC800; on the AULA, the brand declared a lower weight than it truly was, while on the Epomaker Click Lite, the weight informed (59 grams) is higher than what we measured with a precision scale: 58.93 grams (with the dongle inside).

Inside, the Click Lite sports a PWA331 sensor capable of up to 24000 DPI and a polling rate reaching 1000Hz.

Construction-wise, the mouse does not feel flimsy despite the ultra-lightweight core while no rattling, screaking noises nor wobbly parts were found during the tests.

CON

CONNECTIVITY
^4.75^_/5

This Epomaker gaming mouse can be used wired or wirelessly by utilizing either the Bluetooth connection (with 2 banks) or the better performing 2.4GHz wireless connection with the included dongle.

It is worth mentioning that the 1000Hz of polling rate and 1ms of latency are reachable through the wired and 2.4G wireless modes but not in Bluetooth (125Hz)

SOUND
^4.25^_/5

The main clickers have a decisive audible and tactile feedback when pressed but are not as loud as on other gaming mice – they are far from silent though. Also, the pitch has a lower tone, thus being less disturbing than on others.

The side buttons have a much more quieter profile while the DPI buttons and the button function of the wheel share a very similar sound flavor as the main clickers.

On the contrary, the wheel is silent without any clicky noises while offering tactile feedback per notch.

PERFORMANCE
^4.5^_/5

With further specs like 35g, 300 IPS and 12000 FPS, this mouse with its PAW3311 sensor performed with pinpoint accuracy and lightning fast response.

Despite not being informed the type and model of switches being assembled inside the Epomaker Click Lite, they exhibited minimal pre-travel and the clickers presented immediate input registration and were very easy to spam click whenever wanted. At the same time, the wheel was perfectly balanced to provide quick rotational movement but not becoming overly light/loose as to rotate unintendedly.

Furthermore, the pre-installed skates showed superb friction tuning for ultra-fast movements and low resistance, yet conserving precision and control.

BATTERY
^4.5^_/5

Another detail inherited from its bigger brother, the Click Lite sports the same 500mAh battery inside.

Which ensures endless sessions without having to worry to recharge it; with a runtime estimated around 78 hours per charge.

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Epomaker Click Lite Mouse Technical Specifications

Brand
Epomaker
Type
Wireless Gaming Mouse
Model
Click Lite
Material
Plastic
Connection
Tri-Modes (2.4Ghz Wireless, Bluetooth and USB A to C Cable)
DPI
6 stages adjustable at 800, 1600, 12000, 3200, 5000 and 24000
IPS (Inches per second)
300 IPS
Acceleration
35g
CPI
24000
FPS
12000
Sensor
PAW3311
Polling Rate & Report Rate (in 2.4G or USB Mode)
Default 1000hz. (4 stage adjustable at 125hz, 250hz, 500hz, 1000hz)
Polling Rate/Report Rate (in Bluetooth Mode)
125hz.
Battery
500mAh
Compatible OS System
Windows/Mac/Linux
Size
12.1*6.36*3.87cm
Weight
about 59g