Review on Bloody V8 gaming mouse, black by Vassil Varbanov ᠌

When compared to my previous DEXP mouse, model number CM-802GUB, this one is noticably larger, but also considerably lighter, and it provides a lower level of comfort. A common mouse; there is nothing else to comment on. The primary reason I got it was to replace the one I already had; I didn't get it for the games. I am relieved to know that the CPI adjustment does not cause any issues when running Linux. True, for 1300, I anticipated that it would be at least on par with DEXP in terms of quality. Got pros: For left/right handers. I took it because the young one is becoming older and will soon find it useful, plus he is left-handed. I will use it with him. I wasn't able to figure out how to change the CPI right away, but I was able to find the answer on the office website. With these drawbacks: Regarding the negatives. Despite its size, the mouse is very light for me to hold. I wish I could claim that it rests nicely in the hand, but the reality is that because of the way the left and right hands grip it, the ring and little fingers rest painfully on the edge. The ring finger in particular is uncomfortable in this position. It is possible for certain program to determine the speed of the cursor, but I haven't looked into that possibility yet. By default, there is no method to modify the speed of the cursor. The side buttons have very little travel, making them awkward and uncomfortable to press.