Review on Bloody Ergonomic Gaming Rubberized Coating by Boyan Topuzliev ᠌

I've been using it for literally 3 days. I understand that it is not enough, but, as practice has shown, only the wheel can deteriorate. While the flight is normal. No backlash, no crunches, no false positives. I recommend it not only to gamers, but to those who just need a comfortable and beautiful mouse. With its pros: Very comfortable. In the hand lies like a glove, you do not have to reach for the side buttons. For a support under a ring finger to developers in general an applause! Beautiful. It looks very stylish, especially the glowing red, green and yellow wheel and the flashing hand. An excellent combination of glossy plastic and soft touch coating. And, of course, the mandatory software for the X7, this time called Bloody4, in which the mouse can be configured almost completely. I especially liked the implementation of changing the sensitivity (double click on button 1, then adjust with the wheel) Its cons: Crowding of the top 3 buttons (1, N, 3). In the midst of a fight, only button 1 is easy to find. A separate double-click button is missing (nitpicking). The rubber coating on the side panel is missing (nitpicking). On my copy, the left key is barely noticeable. I did not find any effect from the paid Core3 mode. My hand moves down by itself out of habit when shooting. By the way, it's free for 1000 clicks, if I understand correctly. It can also be turned off. In Core1 mode (i. E., full button customization mode), the color of the wheel does not change when you change the profile. Only changes in Core2 and Core3 mode. No replacement feet included.