Shape & Ergonomics
This is almost the exact same shape as the Superlight 2c, and it fits my hand perfectly because of it. If you've read our take on the 2c, you already know how we feel about this shape — ATK basically took what works and built a genuinely strong mouse around it rather than trying to reinvent anything.
Clicks
Light. Noticeably lighter than what I'm used to, and in a good way — there's less effort needed per click without it feeling mushy or imprecise.
Skates
Immensely better than what Logitech ships. This is one of the biggest practical upgrades over the 2c — no scratchy, need-to-replace-immediately feeling here. These just work out of the box.
Sensor & Tracking
This is the other big win: no spinouts on my Skypad. That's a real problem I've had consistently with HERO sensor mice, and the PAW3955 in this one simply doesn't do it. Tracking otherwise feels clean and accurate across normal use.
Side Buttons & Scroll Wheel
Both feel about the same as the 2c — no complaints, but no major surprises either. The scroll wheel in particular feels solid and similar in action.
Weight
Here's the one real complaint: the weight isn't quite as advertised. It's claimed at 39g, but in hand it feels about the same as the 2c, not meaningfully lighter. Whether that's the shell flexing perception or the actual build, I can't say for certain — but the number on the spec sheet isn't what I feel when I pick it up.
Pros
- Nearly identical shape to the Superlight 2c — fits perfectly if that shape works for you
- Light, comfortable clicks
- Massively better stock skates than Logitech
- No HERO-style spinout issues on hard pads like Skypad
- Meaningfully cheaper than the 2c
Cons
- Claimed 39g weight doesn't match how it actually feels in hand
- Less established brand support compared to Logitech
Verdict
Taken purely on shape, clicks, skates, and sensor behavior, this improves on the Superlight 2c in almost every way, for less money. And yet — I'd still reach for the 2c first, purely for Logitech's support and reliability track record. I know that doesn't fully hold up on paper when this mouse is cheaper and arguably better in the ways that matter most day to day. But that's genuinely where I land.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the ATK A9 Mini+ a good alternative to the Logitech Superlight 2c?
Yes — it's built on nearly the same compact shape as the 2c, with lighter clicks and far better stock skates, at a lower price. The one catch is the claimed 39g weight doesn't quite match how it feels in hand.
What grip style is the ATK A9 Mini+ best suited for?
Palm and fingertip grip, with claw grip workable on smaller hands.
Does the ATK A9 Mini+ have sensor spinout issues on hard pads?
No — unlike HERO-sensor mice, the PAW3955 sensor in the A9 Mini+ doesn't spin out on hard pads like Skypad.
Specs reflect official ATK listings at the time of writing — verify current pricing and availability before publishing. Impressions above are a direct personal take rather than a lab-style average.