If you spend long hours working on a computer and then the same again gaming all night, it's important to have the best possible ergonomics in your setup to prevent injuries and problems years down the line. One aspect that will make a big difference is the mouse you use, especially since gaming mice generally don't have ergonomics as a top priority. That's not the case with the Keychron M5.
Let me start by making this clear: the M5 isn't sold as a gaming mouse, despite some of its technical specifications. Keychron simply labels it as 'wireless ergonomic', but when you have features such as a 30,000 DPI sensor and an 8 kHz polling rate, it's clearly been designed to be suited for gaming and everyday use.
