Bloody V8 gaming mouse, black

Bloody that I bought three to four years ago and the bloody that I bought recently are very different. The same tried-and-true model that has been in service for a considerable amount of time, demonstrating its superiority and dependability. But unfortunately, the new mouse is not even close to being as good as the older models. Low-quality plastic, in general, a cheap design, echoing, as if the room were empty, light, LMB clicks on the entire apartment; highly repugnant. It is unpleasant to touch as well. Extremely disheartened.

It worked great before, so I got it to replace it, but something went wrong. The most of the price decreases harmed the buttons' blowback, but everything else is still tolerable. Metal heels have burrs during production that will eventually scrape and stick to the coating. I disassembled the new and old mouse; the new one smells awfully of burning, has a dark soot stain on the board, and lacks a weighing agent. The scroll on the old one will be replaced with the new one because I purchased a new one because the old one's scroll quit functioning. solely as a donor, a new mouse.

And so, in general, everything is OK, what I wanted is what I got, everything is fine, I will continue to make orders, there is a lot more that I need, but not everything at affordable rates, I have to get the same product in other places much cheaper than here. Everything is fine. I will continue to make orders.

Great device. This computer mouse has been in use for the past six months, but there has been no discernible decline in its quality; in fact, it appears as though it were just taken from the shelf.

The standard mouse used for 4tech. I make use of without any issues. Prior to it, there was the A90, and I made the decision to alter the shape. It's to my taste, but on the lighter side.

Various advantages: There is software that allows you to personalize the mouse to your preferences, and it is a cool mouse that can be used by either right- or left-handed people. At first, it may be a little cumbersome, but after some time, you will grow used to it. Cons: you are only able to adjust the brightness, and several of the software's features require a paid subscription in order to access them.

Took for CS:GO after X7. Didn't regret it. After a year, I realized that I had made a mistake. (after being used for two years) As a consequence of this, the mouse passed away; the sensor ceased functioning, and the sensor is now so weak that it tore it out of the box. The construction quality is really poor, and one of the components is a metal weight that is attached to a self-tapping screw on the inside. When it came to my situation, this weight came off, which made operating the mouse uncomfortable. In order to disassemble the mouse, you must first remove the renowned metal legs (which are designed to endure significantly longer than mice). As a consequence of this, I do not advise purchasing the mouse; instead, you should shell out the additional money required to acquire the Logitech G102 model.

I have been using the X7 for more than five years, the price-quality ratio is at its finest, that is why I chose just a4tech, I took the latest model, while there were reservations about the protrusions and size, I'll tell you how comfortable the protrusions seem to me till I'm extremely used to it. I have been using the X7 for more than five years. I haven't figured it out yet, but I'm glad that there is something to work towards, and I want to get as much as I possibly can out of her! but I already notice how convenient the little ones are, and the thumb lies on them. if someone thinks that he bought and put ice, then it's unlikely. you need to download the software and fool around then the mouse adjusts to itself. but I want to get as much as I possibly can out of her! I will say to people who post unfavorable reviews: first, read the instructions, then set up the mouse, and then criticize it. First and foremost, this is a gaming mouse. Because of this, the logical conclusion is…

This mouse has been in my possession for the past 12 years, and I still use it. I can't remember when I acquired this model because it's been more than three years. Before that, there was x7, which had a lifespan of 7 years but never actually passed away. And now the proper sequence. A coating that advertises itself as "anti-slip" actually attracts dirt to itself. After putting it to use for a few years, I finally decided to entirely delete it. The accuracy of the mouse control was not compromised in any way as a result of this. It is now much more pleasant to hold in your hand plastic that has been well cleaned. (A4tech, seriously, you should secure it with this mouse putty.) When I do this, I don't take anything apart; instead, I merely push a toothpick through a piece of cotton wool and then wipe the wheel and the buttons. That is sufficient. The metal on the legs has an unending lifespan. The most effective treatment for legs. Well built wheel. There have been too many…

To begin, the mouse is brand new at the time of this writing, and I really enjoy using it. Before then, I had been using a mouse that cost one hundred yen. It's safe to say that I haven't thrown it away because, despite its simplicity, it served me well for a considerable amount of time. With its positives being: If you can get used to it, walking on the rug will be a pleasant experience; nevertheless, I do not advise doing so if the rug is not present. - A specialized application as well as a considerable variety of different sensitivity levels, etc. - Design, appearance - Metal legs - The cost, as for where I purchased it Got cons: Because there is, so to speak, a sharp division of the mouse at the bottom, which is visible, it is problematic for me to hold the mouse with the entirety of my hand as I have been accustomed to doing in the past. But it appears like it has to be adjusted a bit. - Perhaps as a result of the following, as I described earlier: The hand seems to be very…

It has come to my attention that, ever since the time of ball mice, contemporary mice do not tend to live for an exceptionally long time. Therefore, the wear resistance of the material is a very good indicator. During the course of one year of use, the keys did not miss click (hello Razer Naga for 8,000 dollars, which had a miss click after half a year, and even cleaning did not help and no one was engaged in repairs, and the case was not guaranteed, as a result, it went to the trash), and the wheel did not begin to do extra scrolling (hello A7 mice, in which the wheel stably flew off every year). The backlight on the Razer Naga Molten Edition was like a potbelly stove, and it had to be stupidly turned off because the hand fogged up instantly. In addition, the local illumination of the mouse logo, which glows cool - does not heat the mouse at all, and consequently, the hand (this is also an important point, because on the Razer Naga Molten Edition, the backlight was like a potbelly…

Since the year 2022, I have been working with a mouse. Instead, I settled for purchasing a defective A4Tech X7 XL-760H. During that time period, the A4Tech Bloody V8 was the most recommended option for the player on a tight budget. Excellent choice for a "first gaming mouse." Has some pros: 1. The technical characteristics are in no way inferior to those of mice that are sold in the premium market. 2. That's a nifty wheel 3. A USB cord with braiding 4. Moderately poor software, which is somewhat made up for by the inclusion of an internal memory for configuring settings (Install the software; Arrangement of the mouse; Elimination) 5. A coating with a gentler touch 6. There are advantages and disadvantages associated with having legs made of metal. In addition to this, they are far more long-lasting than Teflon. With these drawbacks: 1. The Teflon feet slide significantly less smoothly than the metal feet. You will require some adjustment time in order to become accustomed to the new…

The mouse has been a part of my life for a number of years; during this time, everything works properly, with the exception of scrolling while I'm browsing; I've already gone through three different personal computers, but the mouse has remained the same; I played with it, played on it, and played on it a lot. Why is it that there are at least a couple of thousand hours in the CS, approximately 25,000 battles in wot, thousands of maps in the wasp, and a variety of mmo, moba, and other games comparable to these, and this mouse has withstood everything? I made the decision to write a review after selecting a new mouse and reading other people's opinions on it. Originally, I had my sights set on a Razer Naga, but after reading other reviews I discovered that after a year many users get double clicks and other types of jambs. The same thing happens with Logitech mice, so frankly, my respect. Or perhaps I just lucked out, who can say for sure. And after spending $1500 on a mouse that was…

I wanted to put macros on the left mouse button, so in 2022 I forked over 780r to buy the newer model to replace the X7 on the earlier one. Concerning the three "core," it quacks pretty successfully, and there are a lot of tips on how to do it available on the internet. I use the bloody3 program; although the translation is lacking in certain areas, it is easy to understand what is at stake, and most importantly, it functions correctly. You may immediately go to test after writing a macro in a highly user-friendly editor, after which you can put the macro on the left mouse button (LMB) and clamp it without having to worry about the number of frames per second (mmofps). Macros are well-known sequences of movements, such as damping recoil. I have already assembled a comprehensive library of macros, and I move between them based on the circumstances. In addition, the stock recoil damping function did not prove to be helpful because when I play with the Y inversion setting, the mouse…

In closing, I would like to note that there are still no perfect mice, just like there is no such thing for many other things since, as the expression goes, "to each his own." As a consequence of this, despite some rather small flaws, a strong 4. And this demonstrates that this is a quality gaming mouse because I purchased it and do not have any regrets about doing so; in fact, I am as content as an elephant and I simply cannot get enough of using it. So go ahead and make the purchase; you won't be sorry. Pros: Soft touch coverage plus five, before that the hand on the prior plastic mouse was sweating all the time, but now it doesn't sweat at all) Looks absolutely stunning. There is no annoyance caused by the backlight. 1.8 meters of braided wire that is not very difficult to work with and does not fold in an arbitrary manner. Additionally, there is a strap that can be used to cut the length. It fits the hand wonderfully, and there are no protrusions that cause any problems. At the…

The mouse was employed for around four years, and throughout that time, it never once let anyone down. With its benefits including: a high-quality sensor that is resistant to breaking when subjected to abrupt motions. -A wheel that clearly indicates something: when scrolling, there is a sense of being cut off when. I think the keys are fairly durable (LMB, RMB), however I'm not sure whether they reacted to the announced 10 million, but still - that's okay, I think you understand. I think the keys are extremely durable.It's up to you whether you like the shape or not, as it's really comfortable. Having this drawback: -From a purely personal standpoint, I consider this software to be of no benefit (apart from the fact that it maintains the functionality of the mouse), - Even though I don't use the top mode change keys, pressing them is a hassle because they're so far away. -The rubberized covering started to flake off after 2.5 years of continuous use (I ate oranges in front of the…

With the exception of the connection, I really like using the mouse; nonetheless, I am baffled as to why a4tech does not continue to include such wires in their products. The flickering hand has a lovely aesthetic, the side buttons are positioned in a handy manner, and the wheel operates accurately. I liked the software very much, and I didn't have to pay for it because I found the activation instructions online. Has pros: coating that is gentle to the touch and matte throughout, beautiful appearance, authentic illumination, and solid construction. Having these drawbacks: It is possible for me to get used to it, the wire is rough, the tiny finger is not very pleasant, there is no delivery set, the rag may be thrown away right away (synthetics do not wipe anything, it just smears, it is not cut uniformly), the stickers are not a fountain, and there were no extra legs.

It is unfortunate that I did not get the chance to experiment with holding the mouse in my hand when it was available. A review of this mouse that I found on the internet convinced me to buy it because it claims to have a decent sensor. Really not that horrible, however it wouldn't work with my hand shape at all! There are moments when the need to identify oneself and differentiate oneself from a sea of identical mice can drive a person to make such ridiculous choices. This mouse does not provide me any solace in any way! I also found that the majority of the mice had a bevel on the right side, which makes it easier to place your finger on them. However, the V8 does not have that feature! She is ridiculously tall in every setting! It is not clear why the manufacturer would operate in such a manner! There is no point of attachment for the ring finger.

It's not a sizer for sixty bucks, which die quickly enough after the warranty expires =) For that amount of money, I wouldn't find fault with a rodent, and I wouldn't find fault with it either. Some pros: The cost is satisfactory. The current moment is not optimal for Razer to declare bankruptcy. Having good legs, a surface with a soft touch, being able to scroll clearly, and fully adjustable additional keys. A product that gives the impression of being of high quality. Cons: The mouse that was used at home has been converted into a working model; for this amount of money, it is difficult to find a better product that is simple to operate and simply appears to be well-made. Even the Velcro that was attached to the wire was of great assistance while hanging the wire. The design is odd, the connection with the blood and meat of the brand is offensive to me, and the backlight in this model cannot be changed from red to green despite having two other models available (model V and model…

A worthwhile purchase given the price! If you move on, then you already need to take something with a more advanced sensor, and so, it suits ergonomics. Different pros: - CONVENIENCE! People who prefer to hold their mouse with their fingers might consider purchasing this model from A4Tech; for those who are unaware, there is also a palm grip model available. - The high quality of the components (despite the fact that I primarily engage in online shooter competitions, the left mouse button's protective covering has shown very little sign of wear and tear over the course of several years) - Reliability - Soles made of Teflon - Personally, my sensor does not break Some cons: It might be a bit pricey for some people, but you have to remember that comfort comes at a cost. - This software is not particularly user-friendly, and you will need to put in some effort to understand its logic.