Seventy-one hours of battery without RGB is the number that matters here. Wireless mice have historically meant charging every few days; this one is charged roughly monthly and then forgotten. The honeycomb shell gets it to 69g without the usual hollow feel, the shape is genuinely symmetric so it works for either hand, and the BAMF sensor reads 19,000 DPI.
The set-and-forget wireless mouse. It is the one that stays charged, which makes it the least annoying thing on the desk even when it is not the fastest.
It is a 1000 Hz mouse with no dongle-bundled 4000 Hz mode, so it loses to the G Pro Wireless on polling. The Omron switches are rated at 20 million clicks, roughly half what modern competitors claim, and they are a known failure point. Glorious CORE is Windows-only, and the battery figure assumes RGB is off — with lighting on it is dramatically shorter.