Used for 12 years, during this time all peeled off, very reliable! Only now the left button began to die (double click appeared). This set comes with rubber feet. Legs, by the way, changed only 4 times. If the legs are very worn and the sensor breaks, you can use the standard sensor calibration and everything is fire again. Also in use there is the same model, but with metal legs. 4. Years, normal flight.

Do not try to disemble this miracle, because when you collect it back, you will damage the side "ons" with a 70% probability, which are complete . They bend and do not unbend back, it is very easy to break them. They just blew up for me and now they don't work. It may seem that I'm just slandering this mouse, but it's not. For 800 and almost 4 years of service, a good soldier. Would I buy it again? No. But if your budget is running out, then take it (only not V7, but V8).

I bought this device, knowing that A4tech knows how to make gaming mice when it wants to. Gave 990. Played before on XL-760H. In general, an old mouse, well, just a Mercedes compared to a Zhiguli . Justify: 1) The hyperglides on the V7 wore off after only three weeks, and the body began to sc against the mat. 2) Lift sensor? He is not here. If you play as a sniper, then this is a trabla 3) The third core? Is this some kind of joke? Do I also need to pay for this? 4) Not comfortable to hold.

I had x7 what happened to her. I do not remember. bought a Bloody Gaming Mouse <Gun3 V7> At first it was uncomfortable! after a couple of hours you get used to it and another day or 2, etc. you don’t need a mouse. She is so kind. the whole arm lies and rests, the everything normally falls into the hole. nameless lies the same all the rules. The arm and hand are resting, but I still have a pad under the arm, so the arm is already raised a little. The roller broke after a year. started…

For such money (I repeat, less than 1000r) there are very few mice like this, and probably not at all. In the software, you can set the strength of the sensor - a separation of 2-3 millimeters (! ) separation and that's it, the sensor will not work (it is extremely convenient in shooters with a very small sensor). As if I don’t know mice in which this can be achieved (for such money) Some complain about the wheel, it seems to be tolerable, this is certainly not a wheel in a mouse for 3-5t. R.

Has some pros: Price cross slides that are comfortable and suitable for those with large hands The wire appears to be trustworthy and is not detectable. The switch from my previous mouse, which I used for three years, left my fingers a little sore, but I expect this to go away in time. Other than that, I have no complaints.

I spent 850 dollars on this miracle, and now I'm as delighted as an elephant. Obviously, there is nothing about this that is really related to gaming, but for such an absurdly low price, you will not find anything that is significantly superior.

Although I can see how the engineers and designers came up with what they did, the triangle-shaped back is still incorrect. Perhaps someone else has triangular hands, but not me. Your hand's palm develops a red patch after three hours, and after five hours you are unable to use the mouse. It therefore fits everyone, everything is fine, it rolls on the rug without creaking, the buttons function flawlessly, and the scroll wheel is fantastic, but I go to the store to buy another one.

The mouse is a mystery. Lovely, it seems trustworthy, it glides beautifully, and it seems to be accurate, but it is utterly inconvenient with idling software. Waste of money. Those with particularly huge hands may find it to their liking. Benefits that vary: That's a very fashionable outfit you're wearing. Easily accessible controls. Leg dependability and pinpoint positioning. There's a small finger notch for ease of use. The technical support staff all give the same unhelpful responses when…

Purchased to switch out the A4Tech 738k. I'll admit that making the switch to a new mouse and becoming accustomed to its controls was a breeze for me. I'm giving this mouse 5 stars since I believe its flaws will eventually be ironed out. The pluses: In terms of aesthetics, I really appreciate the lovely glow of the scroll wheel. A fabric braided soft cable of high quality. A top-notch laser sensing device. It is also utilized in a few high-end mice that cost more than ten times as much as this…

It is not possible to relocate the mouse to a different location on the screen by ripping it fully off the ground; the rear portion of the mouse will remain in its original position on the surface, and only the tip of the nose will be able to be elevated. The benefits of it include: Conveniently fits in the palm of the hand The word "Handprint" blinks, the brightness may be changed within the software, and you have the option to turn it off. The wire is braided and of medium-hardness. The major

Got advantages: 1) Presentation. 2) The capacity to click twice or three times. 3) The hand can easily fit it. 4) Braids on wire. 5) Significant weight, though you can go even higher. 6) Price. With drawbacks: 1) Sweaty hands. 2) It does not function on all surfaces, such as paper.

For 650, I purchased it in 2022 so that I could play Battlefield, and ever since, it has operated well. Additional buttons are placed in a convenient spot. I didn't purchase any software, and I consider the marketing for all these quick-shooting chips, etc., to be stupid. The Bloody logo is illuminated beautifully in pulses. I bought a sizable carpet from the Bloody series right away; they go great together. The most durable mice are those made by A4Tech; Logitech and Chinese brands like Rapoo…

At first, the mouse's small weight hindered my ability to work with complex graphics in programs like Shop, but I quickly adjusted. Advantages range from the beautiful backlighting (which can be turned off) to the bloody sticker on the box to the quality of the material and the responsiveness to how it lies in the hand and how it flies on the mat. Cons: I can't say that the mouse isn't particular about its resting place. It's possible that it's not as good as cheaper mice if you don't use a…

Yes, in most cases, just a regular mouse styled after a gaming mouse would do. Since there are no other buttons to the right, they may add an ate button there. See below for some advantages: The logo shines sweetly and just costs a few pennies. Controls for moving backward and forward, as well as three buttons for selecting different types of gunfire. The downsides are: The software is standard; the only changes that may be made are to the sensitivity of the axes and the button layout. However,

After several years of use, I would describe this mouse as a workhorse if I had to choose one word to describe it. I have such a pattern of want many things, and just the other day someone wished to speak with me about purchasing a new mouse. However, after considering what I already own, I came to the conclusion that it would not be prudent to search for anything more suitable in the price range of up to 5,000 dollars. It has an ideal design for me, and the sensor does not create any…

I bought a mouse back in 2022, it served me for more than 5 years: after a couple of years, the green and yellow backlighting of the wheel sometimes began to lag, after it the matte coating began to turn yellow and "creep", after another couple of years - the wheel broke (or rather, when scrolling was thrown back a little). Good mouse, worth the money. It came in handy both in computer games and at work, but I don’t advise buying additional software - there are very few mouse scripts on the…

It fits well in the hand (the hand lies completely on the mouse, it doesn’t get tired for anyone to get the buttons with their fingers and perform actions), there were other mice from this A4tech (namely gaming) manufacturer, the quality of the material (plastic) is lame, but the plastic is thick. They began to make gaming accessories since 2022. Other manufacturers began to rivet their convex shape. YaMe, I do not believe in their fake ratings, the manufacturer of the AAA class is important…

Great gaming mouse for the money. But I would advise you to overpay a little and take A4Tech Bloody TL7 (there is no gloss and the buttons are rubberized). And so the mouse is excellent, take it - you will not regret it.

Some pros: Durability: I have already bought a second such mouse. The last one worked for a little more than 6 years (at one point the cursor just stopped moving, cleaning did not help), in my opinion an excellent time for a mouse I really like the wire, it does not get confused with other wires on the table Feels great in the hand, convenient buttons on the side Non obtrusive lighting Cons: The new mouse had a very strong, unpleasant plastic smell. I ventilated it on the balcony for a week, af