There are more and more manufacturers nowadays which are releasing low-weight mice, ideal for competitive gaming, like the ones from Glorious PC Gaming Race. The model we are going to concentrate our attention upon today is the DM6 Holey S from Dream Machines, which also incorporates a PixArt 3389 sensor. A DM6 Holey without the S exists as well, but the only difference is a different sensor, this one incorporating the PixArt 3360.

Our sample has arrived in a medium-sized cardboard enclosure, with the graphics arrangement much improved versus the previous models from the same manufacturer; on the top cover we will observe a photo of the mouse itself, highlighting the design with a lot of holes:

The main highlights are available on the bottom area of the box:

After lifting the top cover, we will get to see that the mouse is carefully protected by foam material, but we will also spot the included leaflets:

One of the leaflets does explain the simple installation procedure:

The second leaflet does show the button for selecting the desired DPI step:

Let’s look at the main product, shall we?

The DM6 Holey S does feature perforations with a hexagonal shape on the top area of the chassis, sides but also a portion of the left and right buttons; this helps with reducing the overall weight to just under 70 grams (without the cable):

A closer look in the left/right button area and the scroll wheel will show the DPI selector button; the scroll wheel is not RGB enabled, lighting comes from another area though:

Through the hexagonal holes we can take a glimpse at the internal PCB as well:

The curved shape, rubberized layer and the holed design does offer good comfort and quite a bit of grip during longer usage sessions. The same pattern continues the left side, with two extra buttons: