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My Anywhere MX started acting up.
They call this a professional mouse, but it is quite laggy and only polls at 125hz. Even when not gaming, it's noticeable, especially for selecting text, elements or other small objects on the screen.
It'll really slow you down compared to a 500hz or higher polling rate mouse. These low polling rate mice require more adjustments with the fine muscles in your hand, which sucks for preventing development of carpel tunnel syndrome.
I wouldn't recommend this for anyone other than casual users. Definitely not professionals.
Which mouse do you suggest?
I like the Razer Basilisk or Razer Viper Wireless for the feel, features, and click sound, but unfortunately they don't have hyper scrolling or a horizontal scroll wheel. The basilisk features an alt button key that adds an extra layer of functionality to the other buttons when it's held down. I like that feature.
I enjoy the feel of those sensors over say the logitech g900/g903. Cursor movement feels much more natural.
I used to be a proponent of the logitech g602, but the tactile buttons used for the left and middle click go out too easily and give double presses or none at all eventually. I haven't tried the g604, but I'm tired of being burned by the logitech experience and the plastic looks cheap.
Honestly logitech needs to just put a better sensor and transceiver in the master series or create a new line with all the features, because I'm tired of waiting and hoping they'll make something that isn't on par with the performance of their first wireless mouse from 1991.