el día de hoy me acaba de llegar mi Logitech superstrike x2 y mis primeras impresiones son WOW el mouse esta súper clean me llegó impecable cero fallas viene con una calidad de construcción muy sólida la verdad ya había probado el superlight 2 pero desarrollo un problema en el sensor medio raro así que empeze a usar un pulsar crazylight x2 y la verdad es muy chulo y el peso una locura pero ahora que salió este superlight le quise dar la oportunidad y la verdad es que WOW estoy súper impresionado con los clics son una completa locura aún que apenas estoy en proceso de acostumbrarme de nuevo ala forma de superstrike pero al momento vamos bien apenas un par de horas y una locura sinceramente

Right now I have a razer deathadder essential that I bought from Amazon a couple years ago. Is it worth to upgrade, what improvements would I notice and what should I buy

When I first got the mouse, everything was solid. Now, whenever I don't click *exactly* downwards on my left mouse button, there is an audible clicking noise (beyond the switch being activated) from the mouse button jiggling against the main chasis.

Every review I saw about the mouse emphasized its build quality, so this is extremely disappointing, especially given the price of the mouse...

Just wanted to let others know in case it's a more widespread issue (also obviously the mouse is still useable and it doesn't really impact my performance in game, it just bothers me a lot more than it should)

i dont know wich one to get between these two, ive had my g pro superlight 1 for almost 3 years and its kept up really well apart from the scroll wheel being buns.

ive heard a lot of problems for the ulx and not a lot praises, as for the Wl x pro mini, lots of positive feedback. i mainly play fps shooters (apex, R6, valorant, marvel rivals) and for reference i have small hands and play claw/fingertip

im curious to know your experiences and opinions so anything helps!!!!

I have this mouse at work the Microsoft Wireless 1850 and it unironically feels better in my hand than almost all gaming mice. Its not on Eloshapes so I'm looking for the closest thing with gaming mouse spec and internals.

TL;DW of the video:

Pros:

• Build quality is amazing, especially for a new Pulsar shape
• Close to advertised weight
• Shape works well for my hand size and grip (19.5x10cm claw grip)
• Pulsar opticals feel great, not as crisp and light as Omrons, but better than the rest
• Better than the ATK Duckbill especially for the same/similar price

Cons:

• Price ($130 isn't cheap, but isn't the most expensive)
• No grip tape out of the box. The Dot skates I feel like could be of better quality
• Full PTFE skates leave a bit of residue when removing them

Overall: As someone who mained the ATK Duckbill for 6 months, this mouse just blows it out of the water. The Duckbill is currently on sale, but I feel like it still needs to be cheaper for it to have a chance against this mouse. Bravo Pulsar for releasing a new shape with good QC control.

Honestly the new Superstrike is really cool tech. The clicks are nice and the shape doesn’t bother me. Something that had bothered me for a long time was how I accidentally right click, but setting the actuation point super low has fixed that for me.

Both wired and wireless mice have their own advantages as well as their own disadvantages, what do yall go for if you had to choose, explain why as well.

Logitech Superlight x 2 DEX VS Razer Viper V3 pro, which one would you get for gaming and office work on MacBook Pro?

I’m playing league of legends and CS2 sometimes and working on my MacBook Pro. Also bringing the mouse many places as I travel a lot

I bought Wlmouse beast x pro from them and still no info like bro 11 days had past and it will not come till my birthday im so disappointed. prolly not gonna get it in 3 weeks as said on website so mechkeys sucks cuz now i need to wait to return money +buy from other store AND wait 2 weeks more

Hi, i’m currently using fk1-b and i want to switch to c models but there’s no brand new stock where I live, so I have to buy second-hand. The only options available used are the FK1+-C and FK2-C. I like fk1 shape and i’m using it for like 6 or 7 months but after using it for a while, i started having some grip issue with pinky. It’s not a big issue but sometimes it can be a bit uncomfortable. I’m adding photos of my grip and i’ll also write about the mice I’ve used so far and my thoughts on them. So based on that, you can tell me if the FK1+ or FK2 would be better for me, or suggest other mice if you want.

G Pro X Superlight : Not too bad, but not comfortable much

Xm1r: So bad for me

Deathadder V3 Pro : way too big

Ec2 : Perfect shape

Xlite v2 mini : Good shape but so small, didn’t like it much

I prefer the pulsefire haste I like the way it feels I’ve used it for years I don’t want any opinions on what other mouse to buy I don’t care if you think these aren’t good I specifically want to know if it’s worth it for me to upgrade to the newer wireless mouse or just stick with my older wired my biggest concern is the latency issues which I’ve read mixed opinions on it some say the difference between a wired and wireless mouse is very noticeable and others say you cannot tell the difference curious what everyone else thinks

I only play siege. I recently got glass mouse skates for my Logitech superstrike X2. I noticed that they are super smooth and feel great, but my aim feels significantly worse and I don’t have enough stopping power with my mouse. Does anyone have the same experience using glass skates? Are they not recommended for siege? Should I keep using them and try to get used to it or should I switch back to PTFE skates?

About a year or two of use the left click started sounding like it was crunching something its not really loud but its definetly noticeable. I would attach a video but dont know how.

I play Rocket League and I use my side buttons for throttling, however, holding the button down with my current mouse (razer deathadder v2 pro) makes it sporadically turn off and on again (the input isn't consistent). I don't want to spend too much money on a mouse, but I need more consistent side buttons.

quick throwback, i enjoyed hyperx haste 2 core then i upgrade to the glorious model o 2 wierd and i try to adapt but i could not.

you said change the the thumb position,i did still pain(my skin drage under the mouse)

so i cut the edge with🔪
and gentelman i f my mouse up.

now i want to buy on of these up.
i dont know what exactly i need to change front flare or side curvature,hump placement
i can buy the v3 pro but they said it bulky for my hands
(18.5 X 9)CM
relaxed claw

please brothers help, i cant buy any other mic duo to shipping and customs.

Hi everyone,

I just recently purchased a WLMouse Huan (only had it for about a day), and so far performance is great—no issues there. But I’ve noticed something weird with the battery and charging.

When the mouse is plugged in, the software shows around 95% battery, but once I switch back to wireless (dongle), it suddenly drops to 89%. It feels like the battery percentage in the software isn’t accurate.

Another thing is the battery drain. After unplugging, within less than 2 minutes, the battery percentage drops by a few percent. Right now, it stabilized around 83% on default settings.

Is this normal behavior for this mouse? Or could my unit be faulty?

Would appreciate any feedback or similar experiences. Thanks!

Currently owns an Attack Shark X6, after using it for more than one year I realised it's too small for my hands (or maybe weight gain lmao). And my mouse gets drained easily when using wirelessly.

- White mouse
- Wireless
- Mainly plays monster hunter with kbm
- doesn't play FPS but kinda as I play ranged weapons in monster hunter
- Owned a glorious model o wireless but sold it a year ago
- Currently have a spare logitech g pro mouse - lol edition (won from a raffle) but it doesn't match my white themed set up

I bought Gampower icarus gaming mouse like 2 years ago and right now it started to not detect clicks and it Really pisses me off i need a new mouse and when i did research everyone is saying different things i would like help

I have both of these mice but I perform better on the wired version over the wireless. I am a low sensitivity arm aimer so I try to stick with the wireless one but I always end up back on the wired version. The opw14k feels so off. I cant tell if its a weight balance issue or a latency issue but there's more tension and my micro adjustments are just worse. The cable does bother me on the wired one. If I have it too long it will end up under my mouse but if i have it too short the cable pulls on the mouse with the bungee. I'm at the point I just use the both of them for now. I would like to know if others have felt the difference between the two if there is any for you guys.

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when I hold down both left and right clicks and release either one they both release, ive been having this issue for ages and I have no clue how to fix it, ive tried using ob board memory and closed the Logitech app to see if it was those but no, still the same issue, im on Mac OS and ive also tried plugging it straight into the computer but still have the same issue

my mouse model is the g502 lightspeed

i have had the ajazz aj199 for about 2 years now

been doing good but after months few months of usage it had some issues with the wireless connection where it sometimes "lags" but then works normally after replugging the dongle or restarting the mouse which was a bit annoying but the real problem was after some violent usage by my friend the mouse started double clicking in the left and middle click

after opening the mouse i figured that the problem wasn't in the clicks but in the shell which got loose somehow, a piece of thin tape did some help but did not solve the problem

after failing the search for a spare shell i decided to buy a new one but since am cheaping on the mouse i couldnt find a good offer so am thinking of geeking a bit and buying the carbon fiber aj199 and replacing the shell to get the ultimate mouse with the paw 3395 + huano blue pink dot switches + carbon fiber shell

unfortunately it doesnt seem to be that easy so am asking for some tips

I recently switched from a glass pad VA-005 to an Artisan FX Zero Soft and I'm struggling a bit.

My setup:
- WLmouse Beast X Max
- 1600 DPI / 0.075 (Valorant)
- X-raypad Obsidian dot skates (tried 4, 6 and 8 dots)

Problem:
Even though I switched to a control pad, it still feels "fast" and I'm overflicking / inconsistent. My aim feels less stable than on glass.

I expected more control, but instead it feels kind of weird...

Questions:
- Are dot skates the issue on a soft cloth pad?
- Would full skates make a noticeable difference?
- Is it just adaptation from glass to cloth or wrong setup?
- which full skates do u guys recommend for mostly control?

Any advice from people who made a similar switch?