Review on Razer Mamba Wireless Gaming Mouse: High Precision 16,000 DPI Optical Sensor - Customizable Chroma RGB Lighting - Programmable Buttons - Mechanical Switches - Long-lasting Battery Life up to 50 Hours by David Hodgson

I have a relatively new wireless Mamba mouse and was having problems with my clicks skipping. What I mean is that I click and drag something, say a file into a folder or a video in the project timeline, and while I'm in the middle of dragging anything that's being dragged is just randomly discarded, even if " is clicked " still depressed (click once when you press down and once when you press up and when I hold the click I hear the first click and hold it tight enough not to let go / an audible trigger click It's basically just a mild annoyance, but it's still problematic and shouldn't happen with a mouse this fancy. I have used multiple clone mice like the Redragon and even super duper cheap $10 drug store mice and this is the first mouse I have ever owned in my 20+ years with a computer and experience pointing to it Encountered problem of missing clicks. And it doesn't feel like a weak finger or anything, I'm definitely pushing it all the way through and holding it tight enough. The tactile feedback is enough for you to tell when a click is triggered, so I know my clicking skills aren't to blame. I'm wondering if this is a common problem with Mamba Wireless / if anyone else had this problem. Update: The problem seems to be getting worse, whether it's charged or plugged into a USB 3.1 or 2.0 port, it keeps resetting the click when dragging, which has now turned into a click, apparently hundreds of times during drags (e.g. sensor clicks or something constantly bugging between turning it on and off or something) But I've literally never used a mouse so badly in my life. Even the cheapest had basic features.