Introduction

Established in 2018, G-Wolves is a peripherals company based in China. While sharing many features, the HTX 4K differs from the Hati-S Plus 4K in several ways. Most importantly, the shape is different, as the HTX 4K employs a lower-profile design, though the size is largely similar. In addition, due to further improvements to the mechanical engineering and a smaller default battery, the HTX 4K is even lighter at 43 g, and a variant utilizing holes weighing just 39 g is available, too. Internally, the HTX 4K is using PixArt's PAW3395 sensor capable of 26,000 CPI, Zippy main button switches rated for 60 million clicks, and comes with the ability to use 4000 Hz wireless polling, which lowers both sensor and click latency compared to lower polling rates. Pure PTFE feet are installed by default, and several sets of replacement feet are included in the box, along with a larger replacement battery and other accessories. The usual customization options are provided in a lightweight software package that does not require installation. The HTX 4K is available either in black, red, white, ruby red, or cherry pink.

Specifications

Packaging

Aside from the mouse, one finds a braided charging cable (USB Type-A to Type-C), rubber extension cable (USB Type-A to Micro-USB), wireless dongle, quick start guide, plastic stick, set of grip tape, sticker, replacement battery (300 mAh capacity), and several sets of replacement feet (regular set and two sets of dots) inside the box.

Weight

My scale shows around 43 g (+/- 1 g), which is exactly in line with the weight cited by G-Wolves. The HTX 4K weighs 8 g less than the Hati-S Plus 4K, which has a much larger battery, and 3 g less than the Hati-S Plus ACE, which has a slightly smaller battery. Accordingly, the HTX 4K is currently among the absolute lightest wireless mice available, and the lightest one with a solid top shell. An excellent weight.