UPDATE 17.02.2023:
The first one I bought had a problem and the wheel got stuck at some point from the beginning of its use, so I returned it the next day for a replacement. This was, of course, a material defect specifically in this case, and it does not diminish its value at all.

The mouse with the "faulty" wheel was replaced in one day. The wheel on the new one works perfectly. But I noticed another problem (which actually somewhat diminishes its value, but below I provide a "partial" solution) and this problem was present in both the previous and the new one.

The mouse does not glide as smoothly, easily, and comfortably on the same desk surface compared to other mice I have and tested (e.g. Logitech M90, Logitech B110, Logitech M100, Microsoft, Esperantza TM106, Trust Primo, TurboX, etc.).

I noticed on the bottom of the mouse that the points that come into contact with the desk have a LARGE surface area along the perimeter of the base, instead of being small, pinpoint areas located only at the 4 corners of the base, like in Logitech mice for example. Perhaps these large surfaces lack Teflon coating. Therefore, the mouse exhibits quite noticeable friction in its movement and requires more force to move. If unintentionally you press it with the weight of your hand on it, the mouse seems to get stuck a bit and does not move freely, easily, and comfortably, making it difficult to precisely position it or pass it over. From a design perspective, I consider the large surface area that the mouse has underneath to be completely unnecessary. The problem somewhat improves and scrolling slightly improves if I use a mousepad. However, the problem still remains.

Other than that, the mouse has an excellent feel in the hand, a soft touch, and a perfect ergonomic grip (suitable only for right-handed users). The biggest advantage I consider is its COMPLETELY silent buttons, which, however, have a very good tactile feel when clicked, and are suitable for comfortable and relaxed office work. It also has a button for switching between 800/1200/1600 dpi resolution.

I have the MX Master at home and I wanted something with a similar shape for my desk. So, the mouse has a very good grip (like the MX Master), it is lightweight, and its keys are silent. However, I would like a slightly better feel from the scroll wheel. It is an excellent value for money for €8 and when it breaks, I will definitely buy it again.

I had the same one but wireless, however it quickly gave me a problem with the scroll wheel + the fact that it consumed the battery very quickly (demanding user 8+ hours a day).
I decided to give it another chance since the grip is very comfortable (comparable to higher-priced mice), but this time I chose the wired one.

I wouldn't change it for anything, obviously lighter since it doesn't need batteries (long cable), no issues with responsiveness or the scroll wheel. For its price (7.90), it is the absolute value for money for me.