Why is every mouse nowadays is gnome-sized 🙁

sadge

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BETTER ??? Viper V2 pro white has the best coating ever, which doesnt become glossy even after a year !!!

Yeah, I'm sorry y'all need to stop trying to dell these $180 mice now when anyone with a brain can do a bit of research and find an identity copy with sensors and specs equal to this for half or less than half the price. None of these mice are ever worth it, you're paying for a name.

Guaranteed this mouse is worth the money over that laughably terrible QC riddled super strike so you should buy it, especially for the near perfect mouse for you. I spent 160 on an Orbital Pathfinder, and found the best shape for me, haven't thought about a new mouse since. That super strike is irrelevant when the Chinese market embarrasses them soon, plus Razers Viper V4 leak already beats it (as does latency tests vs Deathadder v4 currently lmfao) so yea, buy the mouse. If not as a keepsake until the future, at least as a "more value for money then a trash super strike" purchase.

You can't play Deadlock with any mouse – it is currently unplayable (matchmaking / hacking / banning system / community).

As for the mouse…yeah R1 Pro vs this one…price/what you get even worth comparing?

Hope Pulsar or someone else will not lure VXE into 150-200 EUR mice market 🙂 budget gamers need companies that produce good stuff as cheap as possible.

As for the mousepad – why you stick with cloth still?

Glorious Gaming Elements AIR or alike are basically edgeless + if you buy something more sturdy, bigger, expensive = glasspad.

Honestly after switching to plastic I can only think that I might try glass some day but never going back to cloth = tried my old pads I used to use for gaming….it just feels like mud for mouse and sandpaper for hand. Also with plastic / glass = 0 problems on the warm days -> less sweating and if you need just get a sleeve or wipe it clean and continue playing.

it's just another overpriced mouse, sure it's going to work for some and not so for others. Rinse and repeat

The price and the weight are my 2 big complaints about it. I own it myself too. The 56 grams is listed without skates. With skates and grip tape the mouse is coming out to 58/59 grams which still isn't heavy but for the type of grip the mouse is intended for, it is a little heavy. All finger dexterity movements on the mouse at almost 60 grams can get fatiguing after an hour or 2. The vaxee/pulsar collab mousepad does alleviate this though as it's a speed pad and low friction mousepad helps out a ton with heavier mice. I got the whole combo of the Vaxee/pulsar collab. The mousepad, arm sleeve and the FS1 mouse and I will say I love the Mousepad and arm sleeve combo, it literally is zero friction. My arm glides across the mousepad, making zero resistance again my mouse aim. I'm using purple dot Obsidian mouse skates. I think it's still a touch too fast for me as I've been less accurate than on my Artisan Zero mousepad but the Artisan Zero being a control pad in combo with the FS1 weight and Im using all fingers in my grip with the FS1, made it too fatiguing. And your arm doesn't glide across any artisan mousepad no matter the arm sleeve, I've tried them all.

I'm a big believer of heavier mouse but in combo with speed skates or mousepad
Or use a super lightweight mouse like the ULX at 35 grams, but with control skates or mousepad. Either way the combo of heavy mouse with fast pad or light mouse with control pad seems to be premo

Pulsar to me is extremly overhyped and overpriced mice, but thats only one guys opinion (I have some experience, but like decades worth)

Can you actually tell how this is better than Viper V3 Pro??? This mouse isn’t anything new, only the scroll wheel is something different and like you said it’s not good. Btw don’t get me wrong both of those are overpriced for a mouse.

stealing thumbnail designs from a certain creator in this space i see. @optimum