Review on Bloody Ergonomic Gaming Rubberized Coating by Stanisaw Muter ᠌

Name: Bloody Ergonomic Gaming Rubberized Coating
Item: Bloody Ergonomic Gaming Rubberized Coating
Rating: 4

May 13, 2023

I'm satisfied, it's a good purchase.

Overall, this is a great mouse for the price. Yes, there are shoals, but they can be tolerated. I expected a much worse quality from a4tech, but here I was directly surprised. For amateur gaming just right, I recommend. But if you are thinking of really pumping up your skills in shooters, playing on a low sense for greater accuracy, giving out heads in CS, practicing a lot and generally relying on the mouse as your best friend that will never let you down, then I recommend taking care of choosing another mouse with a better sensor . Yes, I know that some SteelSeries mice have the same sensor as this one. But besides the sensor itself, you need to be able to work with it at the software level and choose the right lens. Different mice with the same sensor may give different results. Therefore, after 2.5 years of using this mouse, I have to change it to a more professional one. This review is my farewell gesture for a4tech products. I grew out of a beginner and now I need cooler and better devices. I hope the review will be useful to someone.

Pros

Build quality. Nothing backlash, no creaks, everything is clear. Durability. I have been using a mouse since the summer of 2022. A couple of times dirt got under the top buttons, side buttons and I had to pick it out with a pin. Otherwise, no damage. Wire of average flexibility and in a fabric braid. During use, the braid rubbed against the sharp corner of the table and thereby saved the wire itself, taking all the damage on itself. There is a slight kink protection at the junction of the mouse and the wire, so that the wire does not kink in this place and is slightly raised above the carpet. Doesn't slouch on the carpet. Good backlight, which makes it easy to find the mouse in the dark. It is possible to reduce the intensity of the backlight or turn it off altogether. Convenient form. Yes, at first the mouse may seem angular, but you quickly get used to it. But there is one minus associated with the grip, I will describe it in shortcomings. The ability to bind any key on the keyboard to any button. Very helpful in Battlefield and DayZ. Fine-tune DPI in steps of 100. From 400 to 3200. I use 400. Possibility to adjust the mouse polling rate from 125Hz to 1000Hz. At 1000 Hz, the cursor moves more smoothly. I did not observe any additional load on the percent. Works great on any carpets and any surface. Good plastic. The hand does not slip, but sweats a little. And of course the low price. For such functionality and quality, the price is really low. Clear click. No backlashes and double clicks. After 2.5 years, the buttons click like new. Teflon feet. Yes, yes, I consider this a plus. I know that now the fashion has gone to shove aluminum legs everywhere, so that the mouse starts to slide like on ice and rolls under its own weight even at the slightest tilt of the table. I absolutely do not like this. I use a cloth mat and like medium glide to have more control over my accuracy. And after a couple of days of use, the Teflon legs are perfectly rubbed and glide as needed.

Cons

The first and most important disadvantage is sensor failures. For the first year and a half, this problem did not bother me, because. I played on a high sense and crawled a little on the mouse pad. But as soon as I switched to a low sensitivity (400dpi and 3 in CS GO or 16% in BF4), then with sharp jerks, to turn around, the sensor breaks down and falls to the floor along the way and starts spinning around its axis. It doesn't happen often, but it does happen. For those who use high sensitivity always and everywhere, there should be no problem, because. You don’t have to do sharp rolls along the entire length of the carpet. In addition, the sensor itself is not an ideal accuracy. Sometimes I miss closing crosses. Curvature of the software. Part of the software is stupidly not translated + sometimes you get a request to ate, although the latest version is already worth it. The weight is hidden inside the mouse. If you want to make the mouse lighter, you'll have to peel off the Teflon feet to get to the screws. You will no longer be able to perfectly stick these legs back. Therefore, either buy a new set of legs in advance, or peel them off very, very carefully and jambs will come out. If you still decide to disassemble, then the screws are under the side and bottom legs, do not touch the top one! Although the weight is small, the mouse feels completely different after removing it. I think they should make an external compartment for this, and not shove it inside. I use a grip that is somewhere between a claw and a finger grip. This is not very convenient on this mouse for the reason that the center of gravity is shifted towards the wrist and therefore, when the mouse is lifted, the front part of it lifts up, and the back falls through. As a result, when you put it back on the carpet, it, just like a human foot, first falls on its "heel", and then on the "toe". It takes too much time, and if you lower it too quickly, then you hear a break)