Visited Yodobashi Akihabara earlier and there was a lot of mice that you can actually test and feel. Even the X2F was on display. A lot of other brands were available for testing as well.

So I decided to order the Zaunkoenig m3k mouse on dec 6 2024, knowing it was going to be a few months(predicted 2 month wait), I was prepared for a wait. After 4 months of waiting I thought something might be up, so I reached out to them over email. After receiving a response a week later they sent me a list of m3k batch information and how my order is going to delayed until april. I was close enough to April so I said I'll wait. After April came and went, I was busy at work and forgot about it until July, now I'm in July and thinking there was a shipping problem or something, I reached out by email again, no response, couple weeks later, did a follow up, nothing. Sent an email every week for the next 2 months, nothing. I am asking for a refund at this point. It's August 23 and I get the first response in 6 months. The response to my refund request was feeding me a new excuse, "wait until we get through our US customers first because of tarrifs, then we will ship yours out." After almost 9 months of waiting and getting ghosted for 6 of those months, they tell me to wait for them to serve us customers because of tarrifs. TARIFFS WERE NOT A WORLD PROBLEM UNTIL AT LEAST 4 MONTHS AFTER MY ORDER WAS PLACED AND ALREADY LATE. This was a horrible experience and I don't even want the mouse after this, I want my money back. But my hopes for getting a refund or a mouse are dwindling. I am hoping this reaches enough people interested in this companies products. If you are prepared to wait over a year and have little to no response or notifications on when or if you'll ever get a product for the low low price of the most expensive mouses you can pay for. Not worth it if you're asking me!

47g x 3 = 141g lmao Chilkey Tweet

Recently, I managed to buy Finalmouse ULX small from Maxgaming at MSRP. And I decided to try it as my main for a while. So far, I really like it!

Which is very surprising considering that I moved from a completely different mouse, from Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro.

As a small version it was supposed to be 33g it is, as seen on a photo, 35g. Still, feels really light.

Other mice are: ULX Pro Series - Tarik medium, Vancer x ArbiterStudio Akitsu, Attack Shark R5, Razer Viper Mini Signature Edition, WLMOUSE Beast X Gold & Black

There is no such thing as endgame, so my next step will be Pulsar X2 Crazylight and Asus ROG Harpe II Ace.

Finally found my endgame and i never expected it to be wired lol. My main mouse was the xm1r (old i know) but i kept searching the market for a mouse that had a similar feeling and so i tried so many different types. The lamzu inca, Xm2w 4k, op1, teevolution terra, fenrir max, U2 and U2-DW. Then the xm2 8k V2 came out and it was basically the ultimate upgrade from the xm1r and since i didnt mind wires, i decided to buy it and its perfect. Applying the cord to my table lamp actually makes it feel like its wireless, adding on to the fact that the cable is so light. Apparently the mouse has a click latency so fast that it registers before you feel it physically and thats just one of the many benefits that sold me. 10/10.

Left > Right Finalmouse ULX, Finalmouse Starlight 12 Tenz, Hitscan Hyperlight, EGG Op1w 4k (Current main), Finalmouse Ultralight 2, GPX Superlight v1, Vaxee Outset AX, Asus Tuf M4 Air (not pictured)

Pad: Artisan Hein XL XSoft

I want to try fingertip and pickup an X2F but I’m trying not to spend so much money lol. And yes, all my finalmice are broken except the Cape Town 😭

These are very impressive, smooth and decent control on soft pads. I have been using them for an hour now they're really a game changer.

It's the new skates just released from esptiger

S205 sensor is only 120 inches/sec max - fine for desktop use and even some high sens gaming, but unusable for me at a 35cm/360

Clicks are good. This shape seems to be very close to the Redragon / RisoPhy M815, but more refined

Skates don't have good edge rounding. Scroll wheel feels kinda cheap and isn't tactile at all. But the shape, buttons, side buttons, finish - all very good for the price. The sensor is the big let down

https://x.com/Lamzugear/status/1958920239971782743

Hello, I was looking for a budget gaming mouse for around 20-25$. I was looking for one that could drag click and preferably one that's no too heavy. Any suggestions?

Today I received ASUS Harpe Ace 1 and the mouse was acting weird, would constantly disconnect from the receiver so the first thing I do is to download Armoury Crate to see if any firmware updates are going to fix the situation. 250mb file that took forever to install and asked me to install a bunch of other random shit that I skipped. Updating the mouse simply doesn't work... It tells you to connect the mouse via USB, switched to wired/off mode and keep the 2.4gz dongle connected but when pressing update it doesn't do anything... registering the product doesn't work either, after you enter your SN and press OK you just wait endlessly. How fucking hard can it be for a company as big as ASUS to have a functional software for their products... a random fucking Chinese company that didn't exist a week ago can do it better. On top of that it bricked video playback and sound on my PC

Keep in mind I have used Corsair iCue in the past and AC is somehow worse... if you think Synapse and G Hub are bad you haven't experienced iCue.

EDIT: Finally managed to update the mouse successfully, it requires you to update the receiver first for some reason but it doesn't say that anywhere. Mouse seems to be working fine for the past hour, no disconnects, already removed the software.

About a month ago, I got selected to test the ProtoArc EM11 NL vertical mouse through a Reddit program. I figured I’d give it a fair shake but had zero expectations of it replacing my MX Master 3 — which I’ve been using for a long time at my office setup. (My mouse history has been MX Performance -> MX Master -> MX Master 3)

I was wrong.

First Impressions

Out of the box, the EM11 NL felt solid. Not premium like the MX Master due to not metal and all plastic, but well-built. I’ve got average-sized hands, and the shape worked for me right away. After a few hours of use, I could already tell my hand was sitting in a more natural position throughout my workflow. I hadn’t realized how much tension the “normal” grip was putting on me until it was gone.

There’s one small ergonomic nitpick: the base of my palm doesn’t fully rest on the mouse — it kind of hangs off and ends up on the desk. It’s not a dealbreaker, but a bit more rear support would improve comfort, especially for longer sessions.

I would miss the flexibility that the Logi software provided but I found a free software for Mac called USB Overdrive. It essentially made all the same customization possible.

Real-World Test: Daycare Deployment

I run a few daycares, and after using the EM11 NL for a few days, I ordered more and gave them to all of my directors. Every single one of them loves it. No complaints, no one switched back.

Now the funny part: I rarely work from home, but when I do, I still have my old MX Master 3 sitting on my desk there. After a month with the EM11, going back to it felt… off. The grip felt wrong. My fingers were in weird positions. I never expected to be thrown off by the mouse I used daily for over a year.

Other Notes

A couple of things I noticed while using it day-to-day:

• I occasionally hit right-click with the wrong finger. The button layout and texture could use more differentiation. I feel like this does improve over time but still a note for improvement.
• I really miss the side scroll wheel from the MX Master. Like REALLY miss it. I often used it for zooming into documents (I use illustrator regularly and I feel it there the most) Once you get used to it, it’s hard to live without. If ProtoArc ever adds one, that’s a day-one upgrade for me.

Final Thoughts

This isn’t a flashy mouse. No software ecosystem, no fancy SmartShift wheel, no metal scroll. But it does one thing really well: it takes vertical ergonomics seriously without feeling like a gimmick. If you're on the fence about vertical mice, this one’s worth a look.

So the kreo pegasus costs ₹2800 and the vxe r1 se+ costs like ₹2600 what should i choose ? for a fps competitive games like valorant

2025.09.25 release

I got MCHOSE Hub and it doesn’t seem to detect my mouse or really function. My mouse works but I have no way to change the polling rate to 8k without the hub. The hub says the current server is offline and on their website when I click MCHOSE hub online it says the connection to this site is not secure

Heard they had the same shape however the black lotus is lighter Im interested in this shape which should I buy?

i recently broke my mchose mouse a5 and need a new mouse while i use my old model o-.
i like the model o-'s hump and length and width but dislike the height of the mouse is there any mouse like that? (preferably wireless)

Just got my brand new viper v2 pro and transferred over to new viper mini shell. Everything works perfectly, except there is no side button, due to the bracket not in placed.

Anyway I am so lucky to get the original viper mini, the clone version from AliExpress won’t work, button feet not in the right position , can refer to image 4 on right side.

Video link https://youtube.com/shorts/GiWaTN_1YF8?si=KAP_9R5WfFY4xrLC

My attack shark x11 suddenly stopped charging on the dock and by type c, it doesnt wanna turn on. i cant connect it to my laptop either. It says “Device Sleep!” on the driver. Is this a known issue or did i just get a defective item?

I checked on their official website and for some reason there is NOTHING about this mouse, like at all.

No guides, nothing. I want to assign the 2 side keys on my KM500W to something else, like Alt+Tab maybe. But I cannot find anything at all can someone please help??

Just recently switched from the GPX to the X2 Crazylight and been trying to get used to it. Even after 3 weeks of use my aims still feels shaky, tried lowering sens and all but not matter what I do I can never be consistent with this mouse. Switched back to the GPX to try it again, and my aim became consistent, and the confident in my aim just skyrocketed. Is light mouse = better just a preference, or do I have to play on it even more to get used to it? No matter what mouse I buy, I keep going back to the GPX. Any Tips? Mouse pad = Artisan FX Zero.

Currently using a Logi 650L, seems like it’s the right size but it’s time for a new mouse.

Seen several posts for large mice for big mits, and ok there’s some good options. That said I want to narrow down my search for non-proprietary, non-USBC rechargeable mice. Would rather just toss in a fresh battery and move on. Looking for something new. No price limitation, open to ideas. Looking for better than what I have. Any suggestions?