With the MC 9620 FPS, CHERRY is proposing a mainstream mouse for both gaming and productivity, being equipped with nine buttons and a PixArt PMW3360 sensor for a maximum of 12000 DPI. This is a wired model, equipped with RGB effects, the coolest thing though being the illuminated logo in the back.

The mouse is shipped inside a compact cardboard enclosure, which shows the MC 9620 FPS in operation:

On the side, we will note detailed info regarding the included sensor and button switches:

A full list of features is available on the back, in multiple languages, but also the box contents description:

The top cover opens up like a small book, giving us some more insights on the model; we will be also able to observe how the chassis of the mouse does look like via the transparent plastic layer:

Besides the mouse, we will also receive the Operating Manual:

A warning message is present on the internal packaging layer:

To be more exact, we are instructed on how to work with the palm rest extension function; not following the written instructions may damage the mouse:

More details on this are present in the manual:

The MC 9620 FPS is all-black, with a textured plastic chassis and no rubberized elements, except the scroll wheel. When compared to the mice we have tried in the past, this one is in the heavier category, with a total of 130g without the included weights: