Review on Bloody V8 gaming mouse, black by Michal Wojcik ᠌

It was vital for me to take the V7 because there is a place to insert the little finger and it is much more convenient, but I made the mistake of thinking that the 8th generation would be more up to date. This mouse is not as pleasant as the old one, but since that one is broken, I will have to use it. Has pros: Excellent materials that are comfortable to the hand, a wheel and buttons that are dependable, the presence of more buttons, even if I never use them, a trendy illuminated design, a stitched wire, and an accurate sensor. Its cons: Extremely burdensome; after I disassembled it and removed the weight, it worked much more effectively; nevertheless, I have no idea why on earth they placed the weights in that location. It's my fault; I just didn't put two and two together, but this model can be used with either hand because it is symmetrical; however, it does not have a surface that can accommodate the user's little finger. Because of this, I was forced to use the V7 model because it has a spot for the user's little finger. There are no spare plates included with the configuration for the 1100 since, for some reason, there are none included, and the ones that are included have poor friction. The elongated form did not please me very much because I had been accustomed to its superb quality.