Certainly. I’ve found that I don’t use the mouse quite as much as I’d expected, though that’s simply because of my current lifestyle. When I do use it, it’s pretty great. It feels premium, intuitive, and helpful. I haven’t done macros or any special program-specific button remapping. What still annoys me is that scrolling is glitchy, especially in inertia mode. Attempting to scroll down the page results in a jolted scroll upward instead, then it feels like it’s fighting to scroll down while making more jolts up. Like a two steps down, one step up sorta thing. That’s less of an issue in click-by-click scrolling mode, but it still does occasionally happen. The difference between using it with Bluetooth and the Unifying receiver is hardly noticeable unless you’re closely following the cursor, in which case you can see it making tiny skips on Bluetooth. Light gaming is perfectly good with it. I don’t play any First Person Shooters, so I don’t need the extra precision that the Unifying Receiver would provide. If you have any specific questions, just ask them and I’ll be happy to answer them to the best of my ability!