Here are the guys from HyperX 2 options for improving the mouse to the ideal one. Its weight is 85-90 grams with the ability to put a weight on 10 grams. And even easier, release version 2 of the same mouse without RGB backlighting, thereby reducing the weight and price by at least 200. Some pros: +Quality materials + Optical sensor PixArt 3389 (small) +Mouse shape + Long, braided wire +Fully customizable lighting Some cons: - The only negative is the weight of 100 grams. For dynamic shooters…

This is the most bombastic mouse I've ever owned. Pleasant to the touch (as if soft), very tenacious, excellent shape, excellent buttons. Nothing rattles, creaks or dangles. I bought for 3500. I think that at the end of 2022 this is the best wired mouse in all aspects (unless it fits your hand). A very soft wire, which is not felt at all with the holder of the cougar bunker (competitors, but what can you do). The girl is generally far from all these gay stray, but even she said that the mouse…

I use two weeks. There are no complaints in the work, with the possible exception of rare driver glitches on win10, but this, I suspect, is a software compatibility error - periodically, when the PC is turned on, the mouse refuses to read any keystrokes, while the cursor moves. Actually, the main claims to the software. By default, there are three settings profiles placed in three possible profile slots. A new profile is created and added to the list of profiles, but not put into the slot. The…

Bought a mouse. I used it for a little over a month, and the PC stopped recognizing it. That is, the backlight worked, but the buttons themselves and the sensor did not. I had to replace. They brought the second one, and that wildly backlash, and on all the buttons, especially on the dpi change button. As a result, I spent a lot of time on 2 replacements in a row. In general, a normal device, but for more than 5 thousand you can take something better, the same Logitech. Before buying a mouse,

Got pros: Sensor-pixart3389, I don't know what to do to disrupt it. Excellent backlight. The form, but it is somehow convenient for me, it is not convenient for another. perfect weight balancing, it feels like there is no emptiness inside. no backlash at all. I took the price for 4000. Has cons: The sides are not rubberized (although the mouse does not fall out of the hands, so this is more of a nitpick) Plastic feels like soft touch, but it doesn’t feel like soft touch (I don’t know how to exp

Addicted to HyperX products. Before that, headphones and a keyboard were bought. I have been using A4Tech X7 mice for 10 years. I liked their shape and weight, so I decided to change to a similar, but higher class, after it started to fail again (for 10 years I changed 7 pieces x7). The weight is slightly higher than the x7 that I used, but for me this was a huge plus, because. became many times less missclicks. The sensor quality is amazing. Soft touch cover. I made the backlight slightly…

I have been using the mouse for 6 months, there was an incomprehensible bug with the wheel. With active scrolling, the wheel starts to spin in the opposite direction. From this, when scrolling in the browser, sites begin to jump. Causes an unpleasant feeling of wasted money. The mouse is not bad, but for half a year I never got used to the weight (I had to increase the sensitivity of the mouse in shooters). Also this bug with the wheel.

I bought it on December 26 to replace the Logitech G102 (doubleclick appeared after 2 years). after a day of use, fingers began to get tired due to tight keys, I wanted to return it, but sent me referring to the opening of the package and the loss of presentation. After 2 days of use, I connected an old mouse. as a result, the whole of January lay. On February 1, the old one became completely bad, connected a new one. For four days I got used more or less to tight keys and shape. On February…

An excellent solution, which for some reason is not talked about much. The main advantage is, of course, the sensor. After A4tech Bloody mice, the impressions were as bright as if I had upgraded the entire computer! There are no problems with build quality, there is software for adjusting dpi, lighting, macros. In fact, the problem you have with this model may only arise with the form - be sure to try the mouse in your hand before buying! I have a palm grip, my hand is 18x9.5 cm and the mouse…

Let me explain: I have a large palm and rather thick fingers. Before that, I had a much wider mouse, especially where the buttons are. In addition, when using a rodent, I got used to having three fingers: index, middle and ring fingers always on the buttons and the wheel. This model has a much narrower shape, and at first it really caused some inconvenience - after all, I used to keep my fingers on the buttons almost splayed - and the previous mouse was so wide that it perfectly allowed it. In…

If you don’t feel sorry for 3-4 thousand a year for a device, then feel free to take it. There will be no complaints for the first 3-6 months. I took a4tech x7 to replace it. Perfect fit for hand and grip. I did not notice the transition to this mouse. But if it’s a pity to invest every year, you should look for something else. I guess the problem is the cheap plastic. I took it only because of the trust in HyperX, which, unfortunately, did not materialize. You can once again make sure that…

I like Kingston products in general (flash drives, I always took RAM from them), and HyperX in particular. Now there is Fury memory, I plan to take Cloud headphones. I took a mouse, and here is such an ambush. Pros below: Top-end sensor, RGB backlight, soft-touch coating. The mouse lies well in the hand, for me the weight is just right, the wire is not felt. With its cons. At first, it was not very comfortable to hold the mouse due to the sharp lower right edge of the right key. He bumped into…

The mouse is certainly good, but I don’t want to suffer with a backlash. Got pros: The mouse is of course cool, everything is as it should: -The sensor is the most top-of-the-line -Full rgb customization for all 360 °. - The shape, however, is interesting and will make you play with a claw grip. Cons below: Of course, in practice it is really good, but I had such an incident: I changed this mouse three times under warranty for a month, and with the same breakdown "a uniform increase in the…

Regarding the software for setting the backlight: you can’t substitute the html code of a certain color (turn the wheel .), advanced options for highlighting something completely unexpanded (only a wave and a constant backlight), there is no fill for areas, you have to poke into each mini area, for the logo, too, nothing interesting except for static and pulsation, very few effects We focused on rgb backlighting, but they didn’t bring the sane software, set it up once and you don’t want to…

In general, the mouse is good, great for shooters. SCM began to blunt after six months of use, to work you need to press hard. The legs are plastic, all scratched already. The metal will be tighter. I used both on the carpet (hooperix) and on the "bare" table. It will be more comfortable on the table. Perhaps I got a marriage in the corps and skm. I think to return to the good old line of a4tech, immortal mice for a penny.

I looked at the backlight for 15 minutes. not a fan of highlights, but wow. Its pros: Convenient form, went through three mice in a week, g403 mx518, this one turned out to be the most convenient for shooters, it does not slip out of the hands like many others. (hands apparently sweat and secrete glue from me) Has cons: maybe it’s my copy, but the clicks are somehow indistinct, a weak click seems to be jelly, too light pressing, the feeling that there is no fixation after pressing, the finger…

In general, a well-shaped mouse and with relatively careful care will last longer than mine, although the sensei lasted 3.5 years at the same intensity. But since already used to the form of a clique, etc., I took it to try again. With its pros. Symmetrical shape, I took it 1.5 years ago instead of sensei, excellent shape and grip for a big hand. Someone needs a backlight, it's not critical for me, but it's better when there is than not) A good click on the main buttons and on 4k on the side…

In general, a good mouse if not for its weight, but you can get used to it. But over time, I will look easier at the mouse. I'd rather buy more expensive, but lighter. After x7 it was not at all familiar. In the game, of course, it is not noticeable, but I also notice that the hand is tired. Different pros: Sensor, design, bright, juicy backlight. The scroll is pleasant and distinct, you can't hear it at all. With its cons. The weight. For a shooter, it is better to look for less than 100…

Buying a mouse for this price you do not expect to face such shortcomings. Before that there were Bloody mice. There was no question of any fading of the cursor or cod scrolling. And I didn’t know that this was even possible) HyperX revealed to me new possible flaws in top-end mice. Perhaps I came across a defective copy, but comparing it with the same mouse in the store, I realized that I scrolled about the same for everyone. How to deal with the "sticking" of the cursor after a short period…

After bloody something there, Pulsefire turned out to be fiery. All the advantages came out as soon as I started using it. She doesn’t ride on the blade rug, so I bought a large carpet for the floor of the table from HyperX. I will soon change to the same one, because the mouse is not very expensive, like the same raisers or older models, plus it works out its price in full, unlike the same raisers and older models