Why complain about not being able to cycle dpi easier? Do people actually ever need to cycle dpi, why.

Any suggestions for large mice that aren't super heavy. I know a lot of people despise the G502 so I'm curious to hear what other options there are

amazing review , I love youtube

magnestium mouse 51g with holes
abs plastic thorn 52g without holes

Thanks for no hat <3 love your reviews dad? 🙂 haha

I could make it all the way to silver 3 if I buy this?!?!?! TAKE MY MONEY PWNAGE

The use of magnesium is likely one made exclusively for attention. They are awesome for the focus of customization as their major feature, but the designs themselves are largely just lightly tweaked versions of the same Chinese OEM designs you get bombarded with on Amazon; and I think it shows in how often their products go on sale. It's unfortunate for how unique their approach of modularity is, but it always feels to me like they're generally overlooked for more popular brands because they're not taking advantage of that potential outside of choice of color.

Pwnage deserve more attention for what they bring to the space, but using exotic materials to justify a high price is a move that they likely won't find success in. The shape itself looks fantastic (it's so DAv3 that I'd be surprised if it wasn't licensed/lifted from Razer), the mouse wheel is unique and clearly well done (best tactility I've felt so far outside of Zowie/Vaxee ball&spring units is easily the Kone XP from Roccat, so I'm curious to know if things one's on par with that), and as horrible as it is to have to commend it: the fact that they aren't playing the "value for the consumer" move (aka piecemeal cash grab) to sell a simple report rate increase is a "good guy" decision that's actually competitive in the space it occupies.

Despite all this, I'm genuinely hoping I'm proven wrong in all this and they are rewarded for their efforts here. I mean, unless it's another OEM design, but I guess that just means we'll eventually see more affordable versions of this on AliExpress and Amazon (less affordable AliExpress lololol)

Now what Pwnage REALLY needs to do is a two-step process:
> take this shape and make a plastic version for their ergo V2 or whatever. That design could be critical in making them stand out.
> make a concerted effort to give actual value to their offer of modularity with varying designs that change the shape of their mice. It's so easy to find a mouse you love but can't comfortably use because of a small tweak in angle or hump placement. Some companies like Xtrfy offer two choices for a high or low rear hump, but nobody I've seen offers choice of height, angle, or placement of hump between center or rear. The fact that Pwnage mice are built to be modular for the entire top of the mouse, there's genuine potential for them to offer the closest to a personally customizable mouse than the space has ever seen (as far as I'm aware).
> take modularity beyond the top shape. Make side panels with equally varying shapes to help fit individuals finger placement.
> take modularity beyond shape. A few companies like ROG have modular switches for the paddle buttons, so integrating sockets to enable swapping switch assemblies adds SIGNIFICANT value because once somebody dials in their shape, they wouldn't need to stop using the mouse to find potential improvement in usability/preference with different switches. Pwnage could make the effort to be the first to ever offer swappable scroll encoders and side button switches.

While this would OBVIOUSLY take immense effort to develop, prototype, manufacture, all that, it's FAR from impossible to execute. With enough effort in quality fit (maybe use a magnesium skeleton for basic structural reinforcement since they're willing to use the material in the first place), they have a chance at not only rocketing to the top of relevancy beyond fad or meme, but pushing the market to consider ideas outside the bun that would actually validate the prices all these companies are asking for what are currently the cheapest mice they've ever produced (in terms of significantly less material cost and absolute basic feature-set per unit made that achieves such low weight)

Always look forward to your reviews.

I own one of these. It would be my main if the slam clicking wasn't unbearable. No debounce setting to help alleviate it either….

Completely agree on the software and the button combo needed for configurations.

When I saw it the LT review I was so disappointed because it was obvious they did not knew what they're doing and sad for Pwnage (being an owner of the mouse and loving it) because they deserved better and with your review showing the mistake LT did and the quote: "the best stock feet I've experienced" literally spitted in LT mouth!!

I use 400 and 800 dpi, so I changed every other to that. Holding in 3 buttons for 3 seconds and its done. Don`t need to sycle through all to get 400..

Look at the brightside it HAS A SOFTWARE UNLIKE THE STARLIGHT 12

you forgot to mention that its performance is better than lamzu's, even if you buy the 4k dongle from lamzu. I think it is just surpassed by the dav3 with dongle…

Mans is going to make me buy another mouse.

I’ve had many mice and I have reverted back to my old g703 with stock feet. It’s just my favorite shape wether Logitech updates it or not. It will stay my main.

History:
DAV3
Viper Mini and original
ZA13
EC2 CW
Harpe Ace
GPW X
GPW
Lamzu Atlantis
Death Adder v2/pro
G305
G502
G Pro Wired
Pulsar X2
XM1
NP01/NP01s
NP01s wireless
Vaxee AX

I’m sure I probably forgot some since I’m not at home. On a side not I finally got an Artisan Zero soft, the hein turned me away from them but I wish I got the zero way sooner. I will never buy another mousepad

I do love my lamzu Thorn

On the Xtrfy mice, it is the weight distribution being adjusted rather than sensor position.