MCHOSE G3 V2/G2 V2 Pro Mouse

The MCHOSE G3 V2 and G3 V2 Pro are lightweight gaming mice designed for users with small to medium hands who want precise control and ergonomic comfort. They suit gamers and productivity users needing smooth tracking, versatile connectivity, and a shape that supports palm, claw, and fingertip grips. The G3 V2 Pro offers higher sensor performance and more durable switches, making it better for users prioritizing accuracy and longevity.

Sensor & Tracking

The G3 V2 Pro uses a PAW3395 sensor with up to 26,000 DPI, 650 IPS tracking speed, and 50g acceleration, delivering precise and responsive cursor movement for fast-paced gaming and detailed work. The G3 V2 features a PAW3311 sensor with a maximum of 12,000 DPI, suitable for general gaming and office tasks. Both provide smooth tracking that adapts well to different sensitivity preferences.

Shape & Ergonomics

Both mice have a symmetrical right-hand design that fits small to medium hands comfortably. They support palm, claw, and fingertip grip styles, allowing users to choose their preferred hold. Their lightweight build, around 59–62 grams, reduces hand fatigue during extended use.

Buttons & Switches

The G3 V2 Pro includes Omron mechanical switches rated for 100 million clicks, offering tactile and reliable feedback with quick rebound. The G3 V2 uses Huanuo switches rated for 30 million clicks, which are less durable but still provide decent responsiveness. Both models have a smooth TTC or similar scroll wheel for precise scrolling.

Connectivity & Battery

Both mice support three connection modes: wired, 2.4GHz wireless, and Bluetooth. MCHOSE’s TOPSPEED wireless technology aims to reduce latency in wireless modes. The G3 V2 Pro has an 800mAh battery, and the G3 V2 has a 500mAh battery, each lasting about 80 hours per charge, suitable for long sessions without frequent recharging.

Software & Customization

They use MCHOSE’s self-developed M Hub driver, available as a client or web-based application. This software allows button remapping and customization, though advanced macro support or onboard memory details are unknown.

Trade-offs

The mice are optimized for smaller hands, which may be less comfortable for larger hand sizes. The G3 V2’s lower-end sensor and switch durability may not satisfy users seeking the highest performance or longevity. Software features appear basic compared to some competitors. Overall, the mice balance lightweight comfort and solid tracking but lack extensive customization or premium materials.