3950 sensor not 3395

Worse AM infinity mouse lol

we apreciate the work put to find the issues

Should’ve been 50 grams. Price while expensive, isn’t toi horrible. The bugs must be fixed before I would even consider.

9:10 Should've cut to a clip of you getting out of bed before your first of 12 workouts that day

Honestly? if I can get a larger right hand palm grip one with more improvements and standout features on the mouse itself with that lovely dockle I would be sold I'm kinda a slut for the look ngl but it ain't enough the shape and it only being ok mouse itself is a big nope, same with the keyboard would love a larger than 65% so hoping for some more options and improvements hell doesn't need to be from Wallhack either.

It's a first gen mouse from a company that's new to the category. I expect overpricing.

They just don't have the economies of scale and don't have the engineering experience. IMO they should have offered a boring cheap plastic mice instead of trying to make a "flagship" mice.

GOAT

If they can make swappable battery can't they also go for LED 😂 it seem like they are trying hard to make a cool looking mouse.

The charging dock looks cool af, but its probably a good idea to wait for firmware updates before buying.

I have been super impressed with my ATK U2 Pro! Especially the software which fixed my receiver after it bricked during a firmware update. Props to them for improving it. The mouse itself has held up great after a year of use and the battery lasts 4x longer than my Viper v2 Pro, especially at a quarter of the price!

the replaceable battery is nice, however I don''t think that it needs to be that involved in the design of the mouse.

A couple of months ago, my Pulsar X2's battery kinda kicked the bucked after 3 years of use : it's now a spicy pillow that holds charge for barely a day. I contacted Pulsar supposrt to be able to purchase a compatible battery : most of the batteries made for mice that you find online are cabled ffor Logitech mice which use the same connector… but with ground and positive swapped. Which sucks. So I wanted to have a genuine part to make sure I wouldn't destroy the mouse which otherwise was fully functional. Not under warranty, just buying the part straight up.

Pulsar basically told me to shove it because they don't sell spare parts.

THIS is what the EU documentation is meant to adress. The impossibility to buy a genuine part from the manufacturer less than 7 years after the product was bought brand new. And also make the replacement of parts, especially batteries user friendly. You don't need to have a hotswap battery specifically, but destroying a set of skates to get into the mouse is a big no-no in this kind of situation. Logitech is already doing things in what I think would satisfy the EU on that matter : the latest G305 Super light has exposed screws on the bottom, so with a regular screwdriver you can get in the mouse and reassemble it later without detorying anything. And batteries are widely available through retailers for their mice. That is an EU-friendly solution.

The hot-swap battery though? Ehhh most likely a high end feature that some mice will have, but definitely niche.

Okay, you got me there. Never heard of this brand, and the thumbnail and the name made me think this is some kind of hacking mouse, that you put on the hub device that reads where enemies on screen are and moves some kind of surface under the mouse to move the mouse cursor straight onto the enemy. All just to avoid any software detection on your pc.

I want the dockle!