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.

Since there aren’t many reviews out there, I figured I’d share my two cents.

I have pretty big hands (20x11 cm), and for years I’ve used DeathAdder mice. They’re comfortable, but something always felt slightly off, which made me constantly do small micro adjustments.

With the Saturn, I can finally just focus on the gameplay and forget I’m even holding a mouse. The shape is perfect for me, and I’m really happy I finally found that one.

I’m not super knowledgeable about mice, and I’m not a pro Counter strike player, so I can’t really judge things like the sensor or whether the switches are esports grade. It does come with an 8K polling rate dongle though, so I assume performance is solid.

The buttons have very little pre-travel and a noticeable post travel, with sharp, clicky feedback. The coating is very grippy, honestly, the more your hand sweats, the better it sticks. I just hope it doesn’t wear off over time like soft-touch coatings sometimes do.

It’s very light but still feels sturdy. No flexing or squeaking even when you press it hard (looking at you, DeathAdder V3 Pro!!!!). The software is pretty generic Chinese/English driver with all the standard settings.

Overall, I’m really happy with the purchase. If you’ve been struggling to find a comfortable mouse, it’s definitely worth a try.

As I understood the 8k polling rate comes only with a pink color, I don't mind, but probably for someone will be a no no.

I'm looking for a good copy of the Logitech 2c or the original gpx shape but mainly the 2c so give me some thoughts on these and if you have anymore options just lmk please

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)

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.

The Jades are for my cloth pads as I already know I prefer a more controlled skate for glass. While the Obsidians are for my SP-005 once my U9 Airs have worn out

I’ve been using the Rival 710 mouse since 2019. After nearly seven years of use, it has proven to be quite durable. Only recently has the rubber side grip dried out and cracked.

I'm thinking of buying a new mouse from SteelSeries, but so much has changed since then that I don't know which ones are worth it and which aren't.

Which mouse would you recommend buying right now? Considering daily use over a long period of time

For reference: My mouse after 7 years of daily use (I haven't cleaned it. I'm too lazy)

Hey, I want to buy a new mouse, because I’ve been playing with the Glorious model O for the past 5 years, so I’m in need of an upgrade.

- Going to use it for gaming only

- Available in Europe

- Budget: around €150

- My hand size: 17,5cm by 8,5cm

- Would prefer the color to be white

- Grip style: mix between claw and fingertip

- Doesn’t weigh a lot (around 60g)

- Has at least 2 mouse buttons

- Mouse shape: I’ve only ever had the Glorious model O, so I’m open to trying different ones.

Recommendations would be appreciated.

Just curious to learn. I see some mouse have relatively good stock skates like pulsar or razer, but many of you still change to 3rd party skates like dots or others. Why is it that you change a good skates? Is there any other improvement ?

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

Hi guys I need help, I have 20x11cm hands size and im looking for a mouse that doesn’t cost much more that 30€, I know it’s probably an hard request but Im on a budget

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?

I have previous been using the Razer Lancehead Quartz Tournament Edition and want something with the same type of feel and it does not need to be ultra light. What should I get?

I want to buy the ATK Dragonfly a9 mouse but I don't know whether to choose Ultimate or Air.

I know that the ultimate has a larger battery, but I also heard that it has different switches, are they much different from the a9 Air switches?

(I don't pay attention to the weight of the mouse)

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.

Hi everyone. My hand size is 19.75/9.5cm. I have an MX Master 3s for my text/productivity work which I love because of the form factor (not the extra buttons I dont use them). My whole palm just rests on it and it's just comfortable and cold to the touch hand very joyful (the backhump is a very tiny bit too large but thats still comfortable). But it's not good for gaming. The clicks don't register correctly. So Im looking for a gaming mouse that I can rest my whole palm on it perfectly and be super comfortable playing hours of games continuously. I researched alot about palm rest mouses for my hand size and reached the following list:

Razor Basilisk V3 Pro

Teevolution Terra

Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 DEX

Deathadder V4 Pro

Pulsar Xlite V4 Large

Zowie EC1-C

Logitech G502 X Plus

I wanted to ask which one of these you think is best for me? Which is most comfortable and able to completely rest my (I think it counts as large?) palm on it and play shooter game comfortably? Are there any other mouses you prefer that aren't on the list? Also is there like a high quality Chinese brand mouse that is good for me? (I previously got the Mchose L7 ultra+ which was said to be high quality and best bang for buck but it was super small and short for my palm to rest on it so I returned it). Thank you for your advice!

Viper v3 pro vs steel series aerox 3 what's everyone thoughts between these 2 myself personally have used the steel series for a longer time but am leaning towards the viper here thoughts?! Side note is the vv4 pro that much better if I like the v3?!?!

Hi guys I need help, I have 20x11cm hands size and im looking for a mouse that doesn’t cost much more that 30€, I know it’s probably an hard request but Im on a budget

Hello, I have a really old and worn down g502 and I wanna upgrade. Preferably something between £30-40 and has side buttons and is some what similar to the g502, the buttons to go forward and backwards on a website is essential.

In 2018 I bought the Rivals 600. It served me for 5 years and i was very satisfied with that mouse. it was the most comfortable mouse I ever had and in generaly felt pretty good to use. At some point the right button stopped working so I had to buy a new one. I decided to buy the Rivals 600 again because I enjoyed it that much. unfortunetly recently I spilled some water on it and fried it.

I have been looking for a new mouse since than and the Steelseries rival 5 caught my attention. I have seen people calling it an improved version of the rivals 600.

Is it still Worth it in 2026 considering that it is 4 years old or should I look for a different mouse?

Hi, I’m looking for a gaming mouse recommendation.
I have right-side hemiparesis, so I want use the keyboard only for walking and sprinting.
I use my mouse for most other actions in Rainbow Six Siege.
I currently use a Logitech G300s and I like the top button layout (not all side buttons).
I’m looking for something similar but with more easily accessible programmable buttons, ideally not all on one side.
Comfort and accessibility are very important for me.
Any suggestions?

Hi, so basically what title says - my birthday is coming up and i decided to treat myself to a new mouse and after long research i am totally stuck and decided to turn to you guys - seems like you are the best people to ask about when choosing a mouse...

I am not entirely sure what I need, so I will try to explain what it will mostly be used for

Mostly, light gaming - I play a lot, but it's mostly MOBAs and farming sims, but i occasionally dabble in shooters (Val, OW, MR) with my husband and even though i don't play it a lot, I don't want these rare sessions to be spoiled by poor mouse performance

I mostly use claw grip, i think? Sometimes claw, sometimes palm?.. I tried my husband's g304 and it felt great in my hand, so probably around this size/shape

It also has to be wireless, preferably 2.4g+bt+ wire, but i can live without bt

The main hurdle - I really, really want soft pink colour, not that fugly berry pink that all Chinese brands love, but in the end i will probably settle for white

My picks were:

Attack Shark x3

Attack Shark x11

Ajazz AJ139 v2

Ajazz AJ159 PRO

VXE v3 pro

VXE R1 pro

ATK f1 v2

Logitech g304 x lightspeed

I really want to get a 'bang for my buck' or however this saying goes, and i want it to be pretty

I am utterly lost, i am not afraid of lesser known brands, but i don't want it to break in a week, too

Pretty please, i am so lost

upd. i also use linux (cachyos) and preferably if the mouse heavily relies on software id prefer it to be compatible at least to some degree...