Pros
- It sits quite comfortably in a large hand, the buttons are perfectly pressed. The wheel spins and rolls nicely. There is no dim lighting. Only the red logo and the wheel.
Cons
- Optics
Pros
- Very comfortable mouse in hand. Cord in a fabric braid. The abundance of settings, programmable buttons.
Cons
- I consider it a mistake to refuse a small separate button to the left of the wheel, to which you can also assign commands, like on the X7. Yes, the wheel is programmable, but for the convenience of working with some graphics programs, you have to leave the wheel as just a wheel, there control is tied to it. Three programmable buttons behind the wheel would be better if they were made in different heights, for example, a stepped increase in their height or an average of the highest in order to find the right one at once. Due to the fact that they are the same, only the first button is also used for me. It's good that I'm not a gamer and those remaining buttons that I use for work are enough for me.
Pros
- - Interesting design with illuminated wheels and emblems - Ergonomics, fits comfortably in the hand - Solid construction, does not creak, does not play - Excellent sensor - Programmable buttons - Soft wire in a fabric braid - A fairly good softtouch coating - for 2 years it was erased only in the corner - Convenient software for setting up macros - Large amount of memory for storing settings - Spare feet included - The ability to lighten the mouse by disassembling it and unscrewing the weight
Cons
- - Standard disease of A4Tech wheels, they start to freak out after six months or a year - Self-tapping screws under the legs (to disassemble the mouse, you will have to peel off the legs, after a couple of times they don’t hold so well anymore - fortunately there are spare ones). Please note that there is no self-tapping screw under the top, largest leg! - Inconvenient 3 additional buttons under the wheel - not suitable for active commands, but for switching modes - quite - Paid options in the software (although not at all necessary)
Pros
- -Good design. -The quality is at its best, for 4 years only the wheel has backlashed, but this is not felt when working with it. - Backlight. -Soft. I was pleased with the driver, you can configure everything in it, I don’t know about macros, I didn’t use it. -Price. For this money it is better not to find, except perhaps g403, but it costs 1000 more. -Sensor. Quite accurate and fast, it is difficult to break it on a black carpet. Metal legs. For 4 years, the paint on the corner was rubbed off.
Cons
- -Perhaps for someone it will be heavy, but you can remove the weight if you disassemble the case. -Cable with memory effect. It is advisable to have a holder for the wire, because over time the wire stretches a little and begins to cling to the carpet. - Marky plastic. The mouse needs to be wiped more often, otherwise all the dirt will remain there forever.
Pros
- cheap wire wrapped Configuration software available
Cons
- The sensor constantly slips its stop After 2-3 months, the coating began to peel off the keys. Hellishly capricious to surface The side keys sometimes hurt my thumb Sometimes you have to click the mouse wheel, because. it feels like it's stuck Recesses collect dirt
Pros
- Reliability. Build quality, components and materials, both mouse and cable. Replaceable legs included. Quality of work. Soft. More details in the comments.
Cons
- Form. Inconvenient additional buttons behind the wheel. More details in the comments.
Pros
- Price / quality, separation height, sensor, internal memory.
Cons
- BY
Pros
- There is a backlight, in principle it is easy to find a mouse on the table. Click modes (standard, double, triple). The build quality is suggestive. Also, the presence of sensor protection at the bottom.
Cons
- 1. Buttons do not immediately respond to pressing (and these are the errors of the pressing design itself) 2. Incomprehensible marketing in the Bloody + Oscar theme, no one will understand whether Oscar is paid or free. 3. You can not remove the backlight or change its color. 4. Useless buttons 1, N, 3 (better done just Tripple Click + DPI + wheel mode switching (free scrolling, fixed) 5. 3200 DPI 6. Cannot select color DPI mode. 7. Without additional software, it is not clear which DPI mode I will choose from the ones set. 8. Sensor protection (it can get scratched and it is not known how the mouse will behave).
Pros
- - Doesn't smell like cheap plastic - There is a possibility of flexible adjustment of sensitivity -Excellent laser -Suitable for any shooters and will be no worse than expensive branded mice
Cons
- -Paid software -Mouse wheel after 3 months began to act up
Pros
- 1. Not bad lies in the hand. 2. Good sensor. I didn't notice any problems with work on any surfaces. 3. Low price for such functionality. 4. The cable is in a fabric braid, the output from the mouse is well organized, it does not bend. 5. Customizable, programmable.
Cons
- 1. Paid software. Yes, you can download the crack. But after the Oscar series, where the software was free, this fact seems redneck. 2. Scrolling starts to twitch after half a year.
Pros
- Not very expensive (when I bought it), quite comfortable, weights, a lot of software achievements
Cons
- Paid software that is tied to a specific mouse (broken, replaced under warranty, pay again .) after 2 months of work, the wheel turned off, a year later I took it, it worked again for 2 weeks and died again .
Pros
- high-quality assembly and a classic pleasant appearance. The legs are metal, they glide much better than Teflon or plastic ones. comfortable for big hands.
Cons
- It would be a little higher, by 5 millimeters, and it would be normal. There would be two buttons on the side, or at least one, to assign a triple shot.
