Brand | HK Gaming |
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Manufacturer | HK Gaming Ltd |
Model Number | Mira-M |
Part Number | Mira_mh3360_black |
Hardware Interface | USB 2.0 |
Special Features | RGB |
Batteries Included | No |
Batteries Required | No |
Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
Product Dimensions | 12.4 x 6.4 x 4 cm; 63 Grams |
Item Weight | 63 g |
Manufacturer | HK Gaming Ltd |
ASIN | B08769JQG4 |
Item Model Number | Mira-M |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Date First Available | 12 June 2020 |
HK Gaming Mira M Ultra Lightweight Honeycomb Shell Wired RGB Gaming Mouse - Up to 12 000 cpi | 6 Buttons - 63g Only (Mira-M, Black)
Price: | $69.99 |
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Colour | Black |
Brand | HK Gaming |
Hand orientation | Ambidextrous |
Item dimensions L x W x H | 12.4 x 6.4 x 4 centimetres |
Item weight | 63 Grams |
About this item
- 63 Grams (±2g) : The HK Gaming Mira-M is one of the world’s lightest RGB gaming mouse thanks to its lightweight honeycomb shell
- 6 Buttons RGB Gaming mouse, Matte coating , Paracord Cable , White PTFE Feets
- Pixart PMW3360 gaming sensor , Maximum resolution up to 12000cpi, polling rate and cpi adjustable with HK Gaming Software
- Max. acceleration: 50 G , Max Speed 250 ips , Main Switch: Omron Micro Switch (50M)
- Ergonomic, ambidextrous shape - optimized for right-handed gaming with two extra buttons for added convenience, extra anti slip grips, Dust Cover, Extra Mouse Skates
Product Information
Size:Medium | Mira-M | Colour:BlackTechnical Details
Additional Information
Customer Reviews |
4.4 out of 5 stars |
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Best Sellers Rank |
23,274 in Computers (See Top 100 in Computers)
601 in Mice |
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Technical Specifications
Height | 4.88 in (124 mm) |
Width | 2.5 in (64 mm) |
Depth | 1.55 in (39.5 mm) |
Weight | 63 g (±2g) mouse only |
Buttons | 6 buttons |
RGB | Scroll Wheel |
Coating | Matte |
Cable | Paracord |
Feets | White PTFE |
Sensor | PMW3360 |
Resolution | up to 12000cpi |
On-board memory | 5 profiles |
Package content | 1 * Mira M Gaming Mouse , 1 * Extra Skates , 1 * Anti Slip Grips , 1 * Dust Cover |
Requirements | Windows 7 or later |

Lighting & DPI indicator
The scroll wheel light has three modes which can be toggled by clicking the forward button + scroll button on the mouse simultaneously:
- Mode 1 - Scroll wheel displays solid colors; single-clicking the DPI button switches DPI and displays the corresponding color
- Mode 2 - Scroll wheel cycles through RGB colors; single-clicking the DPI button switches DPI and displays the corresponding color for two seconds, then continues cycling through RGB colors
- Mode 3 - Scroll wheel light is turned off; single-clicking the DPI button switches DPI and displays the corresponding color for two seconds, then the light automatically turns off
Press 'Forward button' + 'Middle button' to switch to the next mode.

Lightweight Honeycomb Shell
Lightweight, durable and sturdy, will keep you up with your gaming.

Ambidextrous Shape
Comfortable design optimized for right handed people and 6 mouse buttons to suit your play style.

Polling Rate
Polling Rate can be adjusted from 125 Hz to 1000 Hz

IP68 Rated PCB
Accidental liquid spills aren't the end of the story.
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- The first flaw, which calling it a flaw might not even be suitable, is the scroll wheel bumps. The scrolling is very smooth and un-tactile compared to the mm710, g305, gpro wireless, or model O. The encoder(13mm black TTC) has very little tactility. I have, on my second Mira-S replaced the scroll encoder(13mm btw) with a green encoder from TTC, which is more tactile and stiff, which I've found to be a significant improvement to the original.
- The second flaw is the unusual scroll wheel wobble and noise. This has happened to both my Mira-S mice. The issue is that the scroll wheel has a lot of room to move side-to-side in the mouse enclosure, specifically between the two fork shaped bits of plastic which hold the scroll wheel in position. I fixed this issue by slightly bending the plastic closer towards each other, but this should not be done by beginners, as it could result in the piece of plastic snapping. With the wobbling fixed, the noise is also fixed, but this modification results in a stiffer middle-mouse-button(the stock middle-mouse-button was already on the stiff side).
- The third flaw is the weight (61 grams without the cable), with more and more sub-60-gram mice coming into the market, the Mira-S will surely face many competitors in the not so distant future. Mice like G-Wolves Hati S mini exist, which weigh significantly less (advertised at 48 grams), and the MM710 (at 53 grams). Although with its 61 grams of "heft", this mouse glides fast and smooth on the mousepad, and feels much more solid than some of its competitors.
I would definitely recommend you to buy this mouse. This mouse could have been an endgame for many people if it had better scroll wheel QC and was lighter by ten grams. The rest of the build quality is immaculate and excellent, well worth the price. I am excited to see how HK Gaming will grow in the future. Hopefully a Mira S 2 with all the issues addressed above fixed.

By Joshua Moy on 25 October 2020
- The first flaw, which calling it a flaw might not even be suitable, is the scroll wheel bumps. The scrolling is very smooth and un-tactile compared to the mm710, g305, gpro wireless, or model O. The encoder(13mm black TTC) has very little tactility. I have, on my second Mira-S replaced the scroll encoder(13mm btw) with a green encoder from TTC, which is more tactile and stiff, which I've found to be a significant improvement to the original.
- The second flaw is the unusual scroll wheel wobble and noise. This has happened to both my Mira-S mice. The issue is that the scroll wheel has a lot of room to move side-to-side in the mouse enclosure, specifically between the two fork shaped bits of plastic which hold the scroll wheel in position. I fixed this issue by slightly bending the plastic closer towards each other, but this should not be done by beginners, as it could result in the piece of plastic snapping. With the wobbling fixed, the noise is also fixed, but this modification results in a stiffer middle-mouse-button(the stock middle-mouse-button was already on the stiff side).
- The third flaw is the weight (61 grams without the cable), with more and more sub-60-gram mice coming into the market, the Mira-S will surely face many competitors in the not so distant future. Mice like G-Wolves Hati S mini exist, which weigh significantly less (advertised at 48 grams), and the MM710 (at 53 grams). Although with its 61 grams of "heft", this mouse glides fast and smooth on the mousepad, and feels much more solid than some of its competitors.
I would definitely recommend you to buy this mouse. This mouse could have been an endgame for many people if it had better scroll wheel QC and was lighter by ten grams. The rest of the build quality is immaculate and excellent, well worth the price. I am excited to see how HK Gaming will grow in the future. Hopefully a Mira S 2 with all the issues addressed above fixed.




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I received this mouse and straight out of the box I was in complete aw, it looked very much like eye candy. The photo doesn't do it justice, when i picked it up the coating of the mouse felt very good in my hand, however it did have a distinct smell to it- it's hard to pin point it but it smelt a little like rubber.
I tested how sturdy it was, there was no flex and no creaking. The cable isn't as good as something like the endgame XM1, but it still sufficient and barely/not noticeable when flicking and tracking. The mouse is very aesthetically pleasing and felt very good in my 19.5 x 10.5 hands with a claw grip/fingertip grip hybrid.
The clicks on this mouse feel crisp and light, there’s not really any unnecessary sound when clicking fast or hard, no creaking or hollowness and minimal pre/post travel. Side buttons have barely any pre travel or post travel and the side buttons don’t sound amazing but don’t sound bad, they sound average.
The thing is basically flawless! Except from one small but big part, the scroll wheel. Ultimately, this is the reason i returned it. When flicking i could feel the scroll wheel movement and even when just moving the mouse fast i could feel it. I could definitely hear it without headphones on. When i shook the mouse, it was probably the loudest rattle I have heard in a mouse. However, after doing some research, this was a problem on the newer batches of Mira-S and some people have said they don't have it on theirs. So it seems to me a hit or miss fault, I was probably just unlucky.
The feet on this mouse aren’t the best stock feet out there, however they’re still sufficient for most people and do glide well, but not as well as tiger arcs or hyper glides
Down to the specs- it has a 3360 sensor with very good performance, it has no LOD issues or spin out issues it’s a top tier sensor.
Overall-
Top notch sensor
Great shape
Great weight
Great overall build quality
Great mouse glide for the avg person, however I know many people will want to put hyperglides, tiger arcs or corepadz on this mouse.
Great LMB and RMB clicks, great side button clicks
But the one flaw i found-
Loose scroll wheel
Can i recommend it? Yes and no, if you get one without the poor scroll wheel, then this mouse is definitely a keeper as it all felt very good apart from that one thing, if you do get a scroll wheel issue then you need to decide whether it's bearable or not, however in my case I couldn't bear it as it was distracting.
This would be a 5 star mouse if it weren't for the scroll wheel issues

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 16 July 2020
I received this mouse and straight out of the box I was in complete aw, it looked very much like eye candy. The photo doesn't do it justice, when i picked it up the coating of the mouse felt very good in my hand, however it did have a distinct smell to it- it's hard to pin point it but it smelt a little like rubber.
I tested how sturdy it was, there was no flex and no creaking. The cable isn't as good as something like the endgame XM1, but it still sufficient and barely/not noticeable when flicking and tracking. The mouse is very aesthetically pleasing and felt very good in my 19.5 x 10.5 hands with a claw grip/fingertip grip hybrid.
The clicks on this mouse feel crisp and light, there’s not really any unnecessary sound when clicking fast or hard, no creaking or hollowness and minimal pre/post travel. Side buttons have barely any pre travel or post travel and the side buttons don’t sound amazing but don’t sound bad, they sound average.
The thing is basically flawless! Except from one small but big part, the scroll wheel. Ultimately, this is the reason i returned it. When flicking i could feel the scroll wheel movement and even when just moving the mouse fast i could feel it. I could definitely hear it without headphones on. When i shook the mouse, it was probably the loudest rattle I have heard in a mouse. However, after doing some research, this was a problem on the newer batches of Mira-S and some people have said they don't have it on theirs. So it seems to me a hit or miss fault, I was probably just unlucky.
The feet on this mouse aren’t the best stock feet out there, however they’re still sufficient for most people and do glide well, but not as well as tiger arcs or hyper glides
Down to the specs- it has a 3360 sensor with very good performance, it has no LOD issues or spin out issues it’s a top tier sensor.
Overall-
Top notch sensor
Great shape
Great weight
Great overall build quality
Great mouse glide for the avg person, however I know many people will want to put hyperglides, tiger arcs or corepadz on this mouse.
Great LMB and RMB clicks, great side button clicks
But the one flaw i found-
Loose scroll wheel
Can i recommend it? Yes and no, if you get one without the poor scroll wheel, then this mouse is definitely a keeper as it all felt very good apart from that one thing, if you do get a scroll wheel issue then you need to decide whether it's bearable or not, however in my case I couldn't bear it as it was distracting.
This would be a 5 star mouse if it weren't for the scroll wheel issues


Now to the actual product it self. I was surprised how much this shape filled my hand with the higher hump in the middle . Has the perfect hump heigh in my hand and is not too high like the to stress my hand like the razer deatheadder not too low to not provide any support like the Viper.
The clicks on it are soooo good and crisp especially on the side buttons. The mouse wheel is a bit hard to press in but that's not a dealt breaker at all and there is a bit of a side to side woble on the M1 and M2 buttons if you try and move them but it does not happen during normal clicks or during gameplay.
One more thing to not is that the RGB rubber ring on my unit seems to be uneven and is noticeable when scrolling and looking at the mouse wheel but against who looks at the mouse while scrolling.
Software wise I barely tried it and changed my DPI been told that there macross available but not sure if those can map to keyboard button as read somewhere that you can't .
Overall it's an amazing mouse and it just need to fix the few things mentioned and it this mouse would on par with razer and other brands if not event better. Will update this review if anythign change in the long run.

The quality of the Omron switches on the Mouse 1 & 2 are superb and crisp. The side buttons also very crispy and well placed, leaving the perfect gap between the buttons. The cord is just like the Viper mini's and the feet are good enough, personally I would of liked the extended skates like on the Glorious Model D- (Optional like the grips and extra feet in the box). The extended skates would of topped the cake.
The shape for me is phenomenal, so much more comfy than the viper and I have Small/Medium hands. The 60mm width is just perfect as opposed to the 54 mm on the Viper, which in fact gave me cramps in long sessions.
Which now brings me on to the two main and only issues out of the box.
#1: The paint on the mouse 1 corner was chipped as presented in the photo above, I received the mouse about 30 minutes ago. It doesn't bother me too much, but I'm pretty anal about my aesthetics and will most likely bug me at some point. I wish it was just fine on arrival.
#2: The top left mouse skate was attached wrong. It was bent and sticking out, so when I tried my mouse on the pad there was so much friction. This meant I had to fan the skate and remove the excess glue along with it. Then had to use my replacement one which i wanted to save for later when they wear out. Was an easy fix but should not be happening out of the box.
To me the second issue was not as bad as the first. Aside from the problems out of the box, I have high hopes for HK gaming and am not disappointed with the purchase overall. They now have a future customer and don't let these issues turn you away from getting one of these bad boys. Fingers crossed you don't receive anything out of place.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 17 July 2020
The quality of the Omron switches on the Mouse 1 & 2 are superb and crisp. The side buttons also very crispy and well placed, leaving the perfect gap between the buttons. The cord is just like the Viper mini's and the feet are good enough, personally I would of liked the extended skates like on the Glorious Model D- (Optional like the grips and extra feet in the box). The extended skates would of topped the cake.
The shape for me is phenomenal, so much more comfy than the viper and I have Small/Medium hands. The 60mm width is just perfect as opposed to the 54 mm on the Viper, which in fact gave me cramps in long sessions.
Which now brings me on to the two main and only issues out of the box.
#1: The paint on the mouse 1 corner was chipped as presented in the photo above, I received the mouse about 30 minutes ago. It doesn't bother me too much, but I'm pretty anal about my aesthetics and will most likely bug me at some point. I wish it was just fine on arrival.
#2: The top left mouse skate was attached wrong. It was bent and sticking out, so when I tried my mouse on the pad there was so much friction. This meant I had to fan the skate and remove the excess glue along with it. Then had to use my replacement one which i wanted to save for later when they wear out. Was an easy fix but should not be happening out of the box.
To me the second issue was not as bad as the first. Aside from the problems out of the box, I have high hopes for HK gaming and am not disappointed with the purchase overall. They now have a future customer and don't let these issues turn you away from getting one of these bad boys. Fingers crossed you don't receive anything out of place.



All clicks are solid and scroll wheel is one of the best I've used. QC worries had me holding back on this mouse for a while but I'm glad I pulled the trigger. If you have the option to return fairly easy I'd say pull the trigger on the Blue copy.
