So I just got this and it’s incredible. I’ll give some quick thoughts and then some comparisons, but this is an S tier fingertip mice.

Shipping was quick, probably about a week to the east coast.

Quality is amazing. Creak/squeeze tests are stupid, but it is totally solid. Clicks are perfect, crisp and solid. The scroll wheel feels great too. Side buttons are in a really good spot as well and are out of the way vertically. Stock skates are really smooth and nicely quick (I play on a skypad 3.0)

Comparisons:

“Normal” shapes: not comparing to the viper, but if you like the viper mini and want something more pen-like then this would be great.

HSK plus: I had this annoying grip issue with the HSK plus where my ring finger wanted to come in much more, but the shape was surprisingly wide and caused discomfort. Also the side buttons are super far forward, which the HSK pro has way better positioned side buttons.

TLDR: this is fingertip endgame. The vendor is likely as good if not better for some, but I wanted the more narrow one-like feel. Buttons and quality are stellar and the side buttons are not in the way at all, but because of the nature of the grip style you naturally lose stability when using them.

info - https://www.bilibili.com/opus/1255535765923823622

Based on the description from the source, it appears they are prioritizing offline sales.

I understand that Mchose has recently opened a few directly operated stores.

Hi all, after some advice.

I'm in need of a new work mouse. In the meantime I have been using a Razer Basilisk V2 from home. I have been getting some discomfort in the base of my thumb and wrist (it looks like I squeeze in quite a bit to hold the mouse). My ring and pinky fingers overhang a bit and drag on the desk.

Does anyone think that a wider mouse would be beneficial? Would something with a pinky rest on the outside be a good idea?

I'm looking at the Redragon M908 impact as I think the side buttons could be very helpful for work, but I'm also concerned it isn't long enough and the hump could be too low. Am I on the right path or just overthinking it?

Hand is 19x9cm if that helps.

Any input would be greatly appreciated. Many thanks!

-Sorry for the long post-

I asked here a little less than 2 weeks ago what people thought of the Naga and I finally gave in wanting to try Razer products after so long. I purchased the Razer Naga V3 Pro and the Mouse Dock Pro as a replacement to my G600 and G502 Proteus Core. Right now I probably have 100++ hours of gaming and work use and I feel I'm ready to share what I think. Hopefully this helps those who are considering since its an expensive product of its type. I'm on Windows 11.

Initial Install (Razer Synapse 4)

I read somewhere that Synapse automatically installs when you plug in the device. I did not experience this and i had to go the website and download the software manually. I plugged the mouse dock and enabled the 2.4ghz switch and went through with the installation. You can choose which modules to install and I just opted for Synapse and Chroma. The version I downloaded solved the problem of the app not recognizing 8k polling. It's fixed now. I ran polling rate tests on several test websites and yes, they all hit the mark. I only use 800dpi though so 1k polling is enough for me.

For system resources, this is probably the worst part, but you should probably be okay if you have a capable PC. We deserve better though. I noticed that if Synapse is open, the amount of memory it uses is around 800-1200mb. That's a lot for what it is. then around 0.1% CPU usage on my Ryzen 9 5900HX. If it is minimized on the tray, it stays at 500-600mb memory and 0% usage. There are other processes running in the background:

GameManagementService3 - 71.3mb / 0%
Haptic Service - 8.7mb / 0%
Razer Chroma SDK - around 12mb for everything / 0%
Razer Dynamic Lightning - 4.7mb / 0-0.2%
Razer Elevation Service - 2.3mb / 0%
Razer Experience Service - 2.7mb /0%
Razer Gaming Service Updater - 3.1mb / 0%
RzEngineMon.exe - 0.6mb / 0%

What's particularly annoying is i went through hell trying to disable unnecessary processes but ended up causing more inconveniences than efficiency. The app wont start without multiple confirmations of processes that have "stopped". There is also no way to disable haptic service even if I don't have any peripheral that has that feature. I ended up just leaving everything on.

Some things I also realized:

I do play MMOs like WoW and FF14 so Chroma must be installed if you are to utilize in-game lighting integration. An example would be WoW where your mouse and dock would glow blue if you are playing Alliance, then red for Horde. It would also glow yellow if you level up.

The software also can use Battery Level lighting on the Mouse Dock with a red-green gradient for 0-100% battery life on your mouse. As far as i know, In-game lighting integration and Battery Level lightning cannot be active at the same time. You have to choose one.

Other features:
-Smart dimming. Auto dim lighting in wireless mode while mouse is in motion
-Sleep mode on idle, low power mode on % mark
-if going wired, the maximum polling rate is 1000hz.
-There is no way to set maximum charge % of mouse. I was hoping to keep it at 70% when im plugged in for long hours.
-Smart Reel automatically switches mouse wheel from Tactile to Free Spin when in motion
- Can rebind everything including Hypershift button

5/10 should probably uninstall after config but keep it if you want chroma game/app integration. I could not get Windows Dynamic Lighting to work. I just gave up and left everything as is. I could use other software but ill just run this through for now.

Razer Naga V3 Pro

The mouse is built seemingly well, and the side buttons are laid out perfectly for me. I tried the Red Dragon MMO mouse for a short while but my thumb reaches at an awkward angle on the 3,6,9, and 12 buttons. On the Naga, the 12-grid buttons are laid out that I was naturally doing a thumb-swipe motion to reach the 3 and 6 keys. It's a lot more natural and ergonomic.

The Gen4 optical switches i have no other baseline experience since its my first time, but it has a loud clicking sound akin to a blue switch for keyboards (im exaggerating, but you'll definitely know that you're clicking the mouse). There's a super slight play on the main mouse buttons before it actually makes contact, but those things don't really bother me. The hypershift button does not have that play and is a super welcome addition since I used it alot on the G600. It's firm enough that i can rest my ring finger there without accidentally pressing it. It also has a different click sound so im not sure if its optical or not. You can just physically lock the hypershift button if you don't need it.

The mouse wheel seems to have been baked into the board to address concerns from the V2. The button below it actuates a mechanical trigger to make it go from Tactile, Free-spin, or Precision Tactile. You may disable any of these presets on Synapse. Something feels off and fragile on the mouse wheel buttons (including tilt left/right). I feel like these are the first things to break on super heavy use. These buttons I probably wouldn't as part of any main rotation. The review by Wired has a photo of the mouse wheel interior.

The sidepanel I read has also been improved. The terminals are more rounded now with a bit more protrusion so it should remedy the contact problems the previous models had. Nevertheless I see this as a possible weak point of the mouse. I have some DeoxIT Gold cleaner at home and I applied a super small amount on a Q-Tip and wiped it on the 3 hot swappable panels and mouse terminal to prevent oxidation. This will probably be part of mouse maintenance.

As for the battery life, Im very conservative and i just have my mouse at 10% brightness and aggressive sleep mode settings (2 mins). so far the max ive gone maybe 100 hours without having to charge. I also have mine at a static green lighting. Im pretty sure other settings like Audio Meter, Breathing, Reactive, or Spectrum Cycling, and higher polling rates will consume more. But so far, everything they said about battery life checks out.

Other than that, I personally think I found the perfect replacement for my G600. It has everything I need. Palm and claw grip works for me. I can just switch panels based on my requirements. I'm not a competitive FPS player though so consider the weight because its on the heavy side. My hand measures 7" from base of palm to middle finger and it hugs the mouse perfectly. Bigger hands might find pressing the 2 extra buttons a bit more challenging.

Possible reliability issues aside, this mouse is a 9/10 for me. So far its been working splendidly.

Mouse Dock Pro

The dock comes with the charging puck you can attach to the mouse. This enables Qi Wireless charging. Unfortunately, The mouse doesnt come with this charging puck nor can i buy the puck on its own where im from, so I was forced to get the dock bundle instead.

It acts as a charger and a HyperPolling 8k transceiver, so you can safely stow the 2.4gz dongle inside the mouse compartment. I find the charging technology slow and outdated, I went from 60-70% in about 30 mins. I just plugged in to get super fast charging to 100% on my first use. I believe the optimal charge method is to just dock it when its not in use multiple times through out the day. I just wish we can set the maximum charge limit so we dont have to go through batt life cycles aggressively. I should note also that the docked mouse stays slightly warm even at 100% unless you switch off the mouse.

Since i only use 1k polling, I realized I just got a really expensive wireless charger. But hey its there and it works and does what its supposed to do. I just wish more modern charging and battery management tech can be introduced.

6/10 for me personally, 7/10 when on a deep sale. With excellent battery life i would rather just wire it once in a while to charge. I use 1k polling anyway.

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There we go. I hope this helps someone on the fence. Have to admit it was pretty difficult for me to get this mouse considering the price and the legends im leaving behind. But its alright if you have the system resources to power through Synapse's bulls*t. You can always uninstall it anyway after configuring to internal memory.

This is by far the best mouse I've tried so far (I haven't tried a lot of mice) and I've had this mouse for 1.5 years, mostly playing CS2. The only problem is that it doesn't feel very sturdy. The right click broke and I just want something better with similar weight, click sound, and performance. I didn't do much research but everyone says the Superlight 2 is a pretty good mouse. I don't have a specific budget and I'm open to any recommendations. Thanks!

I just bought the mouse and noticed a gap on the right side between the shell and the base. Is this normal, or is it a defect? The mouse doesn't make any noise or creak; I'm just bothered by the visual appearance of the gap, and it can be moved slightly.

So I've had this mouse since legit like mid Pandemic and its finally dying on me TT, as much as I want to just get a new one I kinda wanna try something new and was considering the LAMZU Thorn V2? Price isn't really a factor but I like Ergo Mice with a claw grip for medium sized hands. Just wanted some thoughts from people more familiar with LAMZU mice in general and stuff lol.

Thanks

Hi everybody.

I got a problem with my PC about with my mouse. when I do simpl click, one time out of three, it make two clicks.

I tried to turn it off and one again. I tried another mouse, same problem. I used the old mouse on another PC, no problem with the mouse. I tried the double click setting, still the problem. It's a "two clicks problem", not a "double clicks problem"

Have you a way to help me please?

I’ve already tried image search, AI tools, and manually going through Chinese switch manufacturers I know, but no luck.

Does anyone happen to recognize this brand or know what it’s called?

Hi, i had a deathadder v3, a scyrox v6 and im currently using a razer cobra, i get the conclusion that i am fingertip grip, im thinking on my next mouse because the cobra is a little bit uncomfortable, the hump but the sides even more, my options are a op1 8k and a pulsar x2v2 mini. Which one should i choose? Or maybe any other recomendation. My hand is 18x10

I've been using a HyperX Pulsefire Core for almost 8 years now to the point where the paint has been scratched off and you can see inside it. I absolutely adore the way it's designed. I tried upgrading my mouse earlier this year but the fact the buttons were separated from the body kept bugging me. I never realized this until I didn't have it, but I like being able to run my finger all the way down It seems like such a small nitpick but for some reason I just couldn't get used to it.

Trying to find a new mouse today across mutliple brands, (hyperx, corsair, steelseries, razer, logitech, etc) I notice so many mice today just... aren't designed like this. There's always a seam between the button and the body. I feel like this design used to be way more popular back when I bought my mouse. Are there flaws to this design that make it unpopular with manufacturers, or am I completely wrong and there are mice still designed like this and I'm just not looking in the right spots?

Had my G502 hero for about 4 years and it's worked great, but I'm having issues now where the right click doesn't hold down properly anymore so if a game requires holding right click I'm kinda screwed. Sometimes I was able to fix it by blowing underneath the right click button, but that doesn't really do the trick anymore. The rubbery grip parts on the side of the mouse have also deteriorated a lot. I don't care to have that rubbery grip on the side, I feel they're harder to clean and I don't have problems gripping my mouse anyway.

I'm looking to buy a new gaming mouse at a similar price range. Hopefully less than $70. Any recommendations on a better mouse? I would like a long lasting mouse that won't run into any left/right click issues and I absolutely need the 2 extra buttons on the side. If there isn't a better mouse in that price range should I just buy the G502 hero again? I don't know the expected lifespan of a gaming mouse

I play cs 95% of the times, saw that its becoming the most used cs pad very quickly and i can see why, but the only issue i have with it is how inconsistent long flicks like 90 and 180 degrees are compared to the qck heavy.

I kinda solved this by using a sleeve (adidas climacool sleeve) and its perfect, my long flicks are now very easy to control, and im still able to microadjust effortlessly.

The issue im having is that the sleeve wraps my arm too tightly and i cant aim at all after 30 min-1h, so can i just buy a loose sleeve with the same fabric?

Also there is a decent amount of friction when using the sleeve, will that wear out the pad?

Hey guys first post on here. Im looking around on maxgaming and saw that the xm2 8k v1 (not v2) is on sale from 899nok around 90usd to 450nok around 45-50 usd. I currently have a lamzu maya standard version. And my hand size is 18x9.5cm (measure flat across my hand) and my grip can vary from relaxed claw to sometimes fingertip for small adjustments. Then i saw the op1 8k v2 getting so much praise and am wondering if i should consider that more. But thing is its full price at around 90usd and raw input (i really like the pink one nglll) for 100usd. But the only reason im getting a new mouse is i wanna test the hype and xm2 8k is on sale.

Tldr: xm2 8kv1 for 45usd or just wait and keep using my lamzu maya (non 4k/non x) and save for raw input op1 8k v2.

Thanks!

Can anyone please tell me if the ATK A9 Ultimate+ Magnetic Charging has Custom Optical Switches made by FE or if it has the newer Swiftlight Switches probably made by Kailh? The specs on their website mention ATK custom switches as shown in the first picture but then as per the table on their product page it should have the Swiftlight optical switches! Can someone confirm as to which exact switches does this mouse have? Thank you!

Hello! Im about to save for a long term mouse to use for my rig.I am currently using an og pulsar xliter wired and i have been using it for i guess 6 yesrs now or close to 7 i like the ergos and the weight but i have tried lighter and it was fine.i searched for a shape that is similar to the pulsar but has a lower hump? And i discovered the beast x max from willmouse and it has a good shape and spec list i play compeetitve shooters from time to time but mostly aaa titles and a lot of shooters.is the beast x max good? Ill buy it used so that i dont regret the price new.and are there alternarives to rhe wlmouse that is cheaper het has the similar shape?

Hello guys. So i used SteelSeries Rival 3 for like 2-3 years but now mouse feels boring and has problems with cable so heres a list of mouses i thought of. Firstly, Pulsar x2 CrazyLight Bruce Lee 85th Edition. Currently on my country its on discount for 100 dollars. I really like the design since im going with a white-blue set-up and i prefer small mouses since my hand is only like 15 centimeters. Secondly, Ninjutso Sora V3, This mouse came new and has the best hardware currently for a good price and its good for claw/hybrid claw and i use hybrid claw. But i saw some comments about it having some errors with software. Thirdly, ATK F1 V3, I was originally going to buy this mouse because it has one of the best newest hardwares right now and close to Rival 3 in shape so i can get used to it faster, but then theres quality of the product used on this mouse, they say, the skeleton of the mouse is not that much durable so it can break. For me, since Pulsar is really good brand and since it's on discount i thought of Pulsar because i never heard anything bad about the mouse that brand makes. But i also wanted to ask here since theres a lot of people with experiences out here. Which one should i prefer? My hand is about 15 centimeters and i use Hybrid Claw and i got a full speed mousepad.

Hi there! The shop I currently buy my stuff from does not have OP1 8k Tiger Ice V2s in stock, but they do have Viper Mini ones. Would they fit the OP1 8k? Even if there's still space left unfilled, I just want to fit it within the margins of the skate markings

I am ready to replace my Apple Magic Mouse. I am looking at the Logitech MX Master 4, the Logitech MX Vertical and the Logitech Lift. I mainly do work in Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign.

I have never used a more vertical mouse like the MX Vertical and Lift. How do they compare with the Master 4 which is more of a standard mouse in relation to design work? Which do you use and prefer?

I’ve been using the Razer V2 pro for awhile and my 1 key finally broke, I’m doubtful of the V3 because of the buttons on the left clicker, anyone have any experience with it or other mmo mouses?

^{TLDR: This felt like i got con my Logitech a bit, 7 months of release gap is insane. Weight balance is now fixed. Confirms that X2 is a rushed project. What the X2 could have easily been. Overall good mouse, Could be better but $200 for anyone it's a no unless you on HITS pills.}

Background: Current games i play, CS2 and Valorant. 26k elo and Ascendant (Peaked 28k and Immortal). OW2 Masters, OW1 GM 76 main, Rivals Celestial

Been on and off X2 Superstrike for the past 5 months, Constant longest use is 1.5 months straight.

Before testing X3: 3 weeks on X2 before X3 arrives.

Disclaimer: Paid $200 for this.

My Youtube review (if you got time). Good production (i think), Narration needs more work:
https://youtu.be/rX6AUc2VH5g?si=HB7N5iKicliDuldx

My review of the X2: https://www.reddit.com/r/MouseReview/comments/1rbqcab/logitech_pro_x2_superstrike_review_after_7_days/

Shape, Weight, Skates & QC

Shape: Logitech Superlight

• Weight: 57 grams without Powerplay puck (Full skates), 58.3 grams stock.
• Balance: Centered a slightly smidge front, Still considered Centered imo
• Skates: Straight garbage. Okay on Glass pad, But Muddy on Artisan Zero. PD170 very usable but change it anyway.
• Performance on Glass: 2 days on SP-005, No skipping or any weirdness.
• Quality Control: Good built, Logitech standards. Little side wobble on M1 and M2 but not noticeable in game for me.
• Side buttons: Mush.
• Coatings: Same as Superlight (I think) Matte coatings.

What's new

Mostly nothing honestly other than rebalancing and a new chipset that helps with battery life and reduced latency on all count (1k 2k 4k and 8k) from Poonie Review testing. Grand scheme of things, still high performing mouse.

Haptic feedback are now weaker on X3, Assuming they changed the motor to cut out some weight for rebalancing. (X2 Level 1 = X3 Level 3)

Gaming experience with the X3 Superstrike

It's honestly an actual proper Superlight 2 with HITS inside. Because X2 had a front heavy balance it kinda annoys me a bit in game because i'm a lifter at times so when i lift it i can feel the weight being concentrated towards the front. Didn't ruin the mouse, just bothersome.

X3 superstrike now feels very good in-hand for me what for it is, I can game perfectly fine and up to my normal range with a Superlight shape.

So mostly the thing i notice about it is all weight balance.

HITS is still the same. Let's you adjust your actuation like HE keyboards so you can cut a few ms off depending on your settings. In G Hub there's a test you can try.

Actuation 1: Saved 11ms

Actuation 4: Saved 3ms

Which is not gonna make a difference in-game for me since there's so much element involve before you hit your shots (game sense, information before anticipation, peeking, crosshair on target or need micro adjustments, unknown enemies ms times) It's definitely an oversold marketing by Logitech on the X2.

Rapid trigger:

Very much useful in certain games, But i don't really play those so can't comments on that. But yet you can spam click faster compared to normal mice.

Closing thoughts & Should you buy it

This could have easily released 7 months ago, Now the image i have of the X2 is just a mouse that they just stuffed the HITS in and see how it goes.

the X3 still has it's flaws like no optical encoder, weight that could definitely be lighter without that ancient technology

$200 is a very steep ask for what it is

X2 main and die hard lover but weight balance bothers you: Maybe sell X2. Buy X3

First time buyer: Definitely a No for me. No clear evidence that this gonna make you better gamer. If you want to try HITS, Wait for X2 to go on sale then get one if weight balance doesn't bothers you.

I'm going back to F1 V3 after this because it's the shape i like.

Please feel free to ask question if i miss anything, I will try my best to answer all of them.

Thank you for reading and please enjoy your day

I've already made a wireless version of this mouse (g9x): https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/gadget/3d-printed-wireless-mouse-based-on-the-logitech-g9x but I've tried putting this: https://moddo.io/products/moddomouse-pcb-kit inside the 3d printed g9x body I made (stopped working on it about 6 months ago.) The board underneath (that it is connected to) pushes it up a bit: https://imgur.com/a/PWb0Kcl to where it can't fit and the sensor is pushed up farther than what it is preferred at, the guy I'm making it for wants it further back or in the original spot. Is there some special way to tackle this? Do I need to cut the board or something?

https://imgur.com/a/W8jirFG extra pictures.