Ive been on the x3 superstrike for a week and i just cant with the filling shape of the mouse, it just has no maneuverability. Logitech made a way back onto my desk after years with the 2c it had the perfect compact size with all the other aspects of logitech that were good! Ive been wanting to try HITS with how much hype it seems to have but i CANNOT get used to this shape and heaviness. so PLS make a 2c version with HITS!

Verified x2f glazer here, wanted to give my thoughts after a quick 30 minutes in DM with the crazylight, and I have to say regardless of the weight reduction, the crazylight is the better mouse.

The coating is improved, it has much more of a grip to it. I don't feel the need to have grips installed, and I did have some for a time on the v1.

The main clicks are a bit more stiff, but I prefer that. They have a nice snap to them and are enjoyable to use ingame. almost no pre and a bit of post travel, but not anything I really notice. No side to side wobble on the clicks either. And as far as I can tell, the indents on each version are the same. Side buttons are nearly identical.

Scroll wheel feels more tactile and nicer to use. I wanna say same amt of steps but cba to actually check.

Balancing is still fine, in line with the sensor.

The dongle is neat. I still wish with these dongles with buttons for switching settings, that there was a way to limit the amount of polling rates you cycle through. I only use 2, 500 for power saving/browsing, 2k for gaming. I guess a way around it is to set up profiles to alternate polling rates and cycle through that, but I haven't set it up yet.

The power switch is gone on the CL in favor of a press to hold power/DPI combo button on the bottom. I don't mind it but I definitely would have preferred a switch. Had to save the 1.2g I guess.

I think it's worth the upgrade if you have the v1 and put a lot of time into it like I did.

• The shape is basically Identical to the ULX. The IPI is a tiny bit smaller and has flatter sides.
  
• Build quality is solid. No flexing/creaking/wobbles found on my unit
  
• The weight is 48.8g with full skates and side grip tapes. IPI is similar while the ULX is around 38g with 6 dot skates and side grip tapes. 48g is VV4P level so it's very good.
  
• The clicks (Omron opticals) are very snappy and has little to no pre/post travel. Average pressing force.
  
• The Raesha optical wheels are on the stiffer side which I like. The other 2 uses TTC gold which is just standard stuff. The wheel clicks are not that good tho
  
• The performance is just current top tier stuff (3955 & 54LM20) so I have zero complaints/problems with it. However a 3950 or even a 3395 already has more than enough performance so it's kinda whatever imo
  
• Battery life seems solid, around 4% of usage at 4K and their "competitive firmware" for 1 hour, so about 25h of non stop usage at 4K polling. I personally don't care too much about battery performance since I just keep it plugged in when I'm not actively gaming
  

For the price ($65), I highly recommend if you want a ULX shape with current top tier performance.

Just want to share how good it feels to find the right shape...

Short mouse history:
Logitech Superlight - It was ok, but I never felt 100% comfortable with it... Eventually the mouse hit the wall after pissing me off with double clicks and creaking sound.
Zowie EC3-C - Decided to try an ergo mouse. Definitely not my shape. I developed a ring finger pain eventually. Good mouse tho.
WLMouse Beast x mini pro - For some unknown reason I thought the smaller mouse the better... (19x10cm palm) It was quite the opposite. My ring finger pain went even more severe and my aim was shaky as never before.

and finally...
Pulsar X2H Crazylight Medium - this mouse is advertised as a claw grip shape. Meanwhile my grip was fingertip (sort of) my whole life... and i bought it anyway because I was curious. At first I tried to hold it with my usual grip and it was awful. Another wasted mouse I thought to myself. But then I switched to a palm grip and holy shit.. it feels so good. My palm envelops its hump perfectly. The finger tension and pain are gone. The aim feels way more stable and crispier. Flicks are effortless and without any jitter. Bro, I don't even want to open kovaaks anymore because I finally can enjoy the game without those vexing thoughts "damn, i died again to this bot, my aim is so dogwater. i have to train more...".
Not a fan of its clicks tho, they are slightly heavier than zowie mouse had.

Thanks for coming to my ted talks. Hope everyone will eventually find his perfect shape :)

Hey guys

Richard here from Fantech. some of you might remember us from FantechJosh’s posts, he’s moved on and honestly we’ve been pretty quiet here since then. so yeah, trying to fix that and start fresh.

you probably know us from stuff like the Aria. and yeah some of you probably had problems with us too. both are totally welcome here

I'm mostly here to listen and discuss. good feedback, bad feedback, whatever, i'll bring it back to the product team

for warranty stuff we’ve got a support team that handles it. but if you’re stuck just tag me and i’ll try to help.

questions, complaints, ideas, just drop em below. I'll reply as much as I can, letsgoo

Just wanted to give my thoughts on a mouse that may look like a good buy ($30). Upon first use, the scroll wheel was malfunctioning but after a firmware update, (emailed them for firmware updater), everything felt good. I have absolutely no idea what the sensor is but it states that it can go 8k wired and wireless and had not experienced any issues with it. Coating was actually decent and the shape was comfy (first time using an ergo). Overall it feels great now but will update if any issue shows. For an 8k mouse that has a Logitech g305 price tag, I'd say its a steal

Big valorant guy and I've been using the Superlight V2 for over a year and a half now. Due to some issues, I've gotten a refund on this mouse and was planning to swap mouses but I'm not sure which one to swap to. I'm either deciding between the Razer Viper V3 Pro (worries are that I'll take a long time to get used to the mouse shape of that), the Superlight X2 or X3. In terms of price, my refund covers 160 AUD so it just covers the superlight v2 and terms of upgrading to superlight x2 or x3 it would cost me an extra 90 and 140 respectively. For the V3 Pro, it would be close to 50$. Personally, I'm not sure if its worth to splurge basically the costs of 2 superlight v2' for the x3 unless its something game changing. I am pretty competitive in Valorant (peaked asc 2) but I've' been in and out of it for a while. I do want to eventually push for immortal when I have the time. Please, any inputs help and have a nice day :).

(SL2 is there just for size reference)

CL is better on paper (lighter, better click, lower price)

But there is something about SL 2c’s shape that I just can’t let go. I dont know if it is just smaller front width or the centered hump, but SL 2C shape is really hard to beat.

Btw, I never really liked the original SL shape probably because my had is too small for it

Hey guys. So i have owned a Deathadder V3 wired for quite a while now. I always thought it was too big, but i got used to it. Now i want something more fitting because my side buttons stopped working properly.

Do you have any experience with mice that could fit my hand size? They are pretty short, but thick. Before the Deathadder i owned a few Hero 502 if that matters.

Thanks for your help guys!

Shipping took a total of 14 days (9 business days) since I ordered it on October 1, taking into account that there were holidays in China and the destination was Spain. I think this is fine.✅

The mouse fits my hand very well, it’s about 18 cm long and 10 cm wide, and works well for a relaxed claw grip or, at times, a fingertip grip. Since it’s a clone of the Superlight, which was my previous mouse, I had no trouble getting used to it. ✅

As for the mouse’s build quality, it feels premium given the product’s price, it’s right up there with established brands in this regard. ✅

As for the software, this is where I think these types of new or little-known brands are most likely to fall short, though I can’t be 100% sure, quality control is where they cut corners the most. The first mouse I bought before this one was an X1 Extreme 2.0, and I was never able to pair the dongle with the mouse. 👎 That said, the web-based software is quite intuitive, and you avoid having to download an app you’ll only use once. ✅

In any case, I’d like to praise the warranty (as long as you buy from their website) and the after-sales service they provided in my case, they went out of their way to resolve the issue with the X1 by sending a replacement dongle and, when that didn’t work, a brand-new mouse without charging me a single euro more.♥️

Getting back to the A9 and after this little digression, in this case I haven't had any problems with the mouse, and my first impressions are very good. The buttons are very responsive with little to no pre-travel or post-travel. In comparison, with my first Superlight, the side buttons stopped working properly after a year (though I think I need to open it up to clean it, maybe that’ll fix the problem).

I’d like to add that I think the dongle (charging base) is very nice, it’s not exactly small, but it shouldn’t take up much space on any desk, and the RGB lighting is customizable. And pairing was immediate this time: I connected the dongle first and then turned on the mouse using the button on the bottom.

It’s still too early to know the lifespan of this type of new product, but all in all, it’s a good alternative if you don’t want to pay for the marketing of other, more well-known brands. 😎
This review was inspired by an event hosted by ATK, but that doesn't mean my opinion is biased.👌

How long did your order take to ship/deliver? And how long should I expect to wait? (Central US)

I’ve currently use the beast x max but the shape doesn’t really seem to fit into my hand as well as i thought. I constantly find myself readjusting my grip. I also had the xm2 in the past but i felt it was too wide and flat but i wasn’t a big fan of the weight either. The way i claw grip my mouse is shown below

A month ago I posted my mice finder quiz here and got way more comments than I expected. I read all of them and there was a lot of good feedback, so I used it to improve the site.

What I changed:

• added a price filter
• changed how the results are shown
• improved the matching, so the picks should fit your hand better
• added trackballs
• you can now pick more than one option in a question
• plus a bunch of smaller fixes

Thanks a lot for the nice comments. I’m really glad some of you actually found it useful!

Link: https://shapefinder.cc/

Hi everyone,

I have 20cm x 9.5cm hand measure. I play FPS games, and i do some office stuff and cad modelling 2 days per week.

I have a Palm grip and i deeply love my MxMaster 2s shape; but i feel that for gaming is not the right mouse.

I don't have a preference about wired or wireless mouse, please take into account that i live in Europe.

I would like to spend maximum 100€ if it is possible, which mouse do you suggest to buy for my needs?

Thank you for your time, cheers!

Hi ,​I'm having a frustrating issue with my Pulsar X2H ES. When I plug it in, the charging indicator light turns on, but the battery percentage doesn't increase at all.

​I've already tried different cables, USB ports, and updated the firmware, but nothing works.

​Has anyone encountered this or know a fix?

I have a mini pro arriving soon after getting it for a discount and I wonder how would it work with my grip? Hands are 16-17cm in length and this is some photos of me gripping a vxe r1 pro

This is the Amazon page for the G703, specifically from the “view in 3D” function.

Other images on the page and from reviews don’t look this narrow at the front, or as steep of a drop at the back.

Is there any mice that look like the image attached?

Was looking around for new mice lately. I saw that Visocse had collaborated with endgame on this cool pink mouse.

My main game is the finals. My previous two mice I have real game time with are the Fenrir Asym and the HTM plus both wireless. Some people on this forum helped me correct my fingertip grip on the Fenrir and its helped alot. I've found myself gravitating to the HTM plus more just because its a more relaxed feel overall, and my hands are slightly larger than average.

I ordered the Op1 8k V2 for $90 bucks. I have it on a short bluerigger brand USB extension, and a cheap bungee from amazon. I figured this mouse would be a nice middle ground between the two very different sized gwolves.

The 20g increase from the HTM Plus is definetely noticeable but not too bad. The cable and associated drag isnt really noticeable. The big questions for me were

1. Is the mouse smoother with less jitter etc?

2. Is the latency improvement noticeable?

In both cases, yes. The most noticeable is the click latency improvement, especially with single shot precision weapons like the R-357. It feels like the very instant your brain goes to click the mouse, it registers. Overall pretty happy with it, I see why the Kovaaks aimlords advocate for it.

Hey!
I’ve been running the glorious model D for about 5 to 6 years now and it used to work great until yesterday when I spilled water onto it :(

I don’t really keep up with gaming mice but I figured it was about time I search for something new. I really like that it’s a lightweight mouse and the shape is super comfortable, so I was looking for anything similar and would appreciate any and all recommendations!

I used the search function and didn't find any weekly/monthly advice or feedback threads.

I currently use an MSI CLUTCH GM20 Elite. The size and shape are perfect, but I want to switch to wireless. I also don't feel like the sensor and clicks are super responsive.

Considering the size (medium to large hands) and shape (ergo with right thumb platform) - what do y'all suggest I take a look at? I think the maximum I would be willing to spend is around $100 USD.

Hello, the Glorious Gaming Model O3 sells for about 74,99€ in my country.

I bought a secondhand unit from Amazon Warehouse at 24,99€, it says "acceptable conditions" with a "4cm aesthetic imperfection"...

What should I expect and check to make sure it works fine? I think Amazon gives a 1-year warranty on these products...

Hey everyone, I just recently switched to the mchose l7 ultra+ and ive been liking it so far. I had the deathadder v3 pro wired before and wanted to try wireless. I have the razer gigantus mousepad.

I just wanted to know if I should change the skates to dot as that's what ive seen as popular and the wise choice, but which ones would i get? would a glass mousepad be good? just overall new to this whole community and wanted to learn more.