Review on Bloody V8 gaming mouse, black by Micha Maciejowicz ᠌

-The ledge on the right did not suit me. It is convenient for the little finger, but due to the fact that the little finger turns out to be raised on the ledge, it begins to rest against the ring finger. As a result, these two fingers are obtained as glued together. This causes discomfort when moving the mouse and excessive sweating of the fingers in the summer. - The soft-touch coating is slippery, although there are notches on the side for a better grip. There is no feeling of unity with mice, all the time you think that it will slip forward from your hand like a pea when you press on the pod. - It is inconvenient to shift the mouse. For example, in shooters, when you need to make a strong turn and turn of your eyes, then when you lift the mouse to move it, it slips out and falls down, the center of gravity is significantly littered back. Moreover, in the side recesses, oblong recesses are made from the bottom up, which, instead of being useful as planned, on the contrary, in this case act as guides and contribute to the mouse falling out even more when it is raised. It was necessary to do them across, and not along, so that there was a better grip on the fingers and hands. It's hard to play to be honest. - When scrolling quickly, the wheel makes a loud wheel dangling sound. When slow, everything is quiet and good. - The angular shape unpleasantly cuts into the palm on the right. It doesn't hurt, a mouse with a soft-touch coating, but it causes discomfort and makes you remember about it every time. The classic semi-circular shape is much more pleasant to the touch.