As a result, the impression is blurry: at first I was satisfied with the purchase, but already in the process of using it it got worse, although I don’t really want to return to the old mouse, after HyperX it feels noticeably worse. With its pros. - Comfortable mouse, after Bloody V8, feels much better in hand and keystrokes - Much nicer to move on the mat, improved cursor position accuracy in games - The backlight can be turned off if there is no need for it, and it's a pleasant whim :) Got…

Very happy with the mouse. I recommend to buy. Some pros: Price quality. Assembled very worthily, nothing backlash and does not creak. The sensor and switches are the best, the sensitivity is easily adjusted. Personally, I did not see any fatal flaws in the software. What people write in the comments about sharp edges, loud scrolling, ugly sound and tight key travel, a shifted center of gravity, I consider nit-picking. The "clicks" are really loud, but they are far from vile, as some people…

I bought Surge (a wave, not "surgery" surgery, as many people translate) to replace the old Sensei, with whom we hung out for almost seven years, but recently his RMB decided to give up. And hell, Surge is a great mouse. Its simple, pleasant forms are adorned with the most exquisite 360 ​​RGB backlight - and this is perhaps the perfect balance of appearance when it is still a gaming device, but not kitsch (hello to the company whose name is embarrassing to pronounce), but on the contrary…

Disappointed in the mouse. Was returned to the store. Although it's all subjective. I do not recommend buying. And I advise you to look at the reviews on this mouse from the Doc, especially listen to how the left and right button clicks sound. Personally, I checked three copies. Everywhere the same thing - a nasty knock, somewhere a little quieter, somewhere a little louder, but it is there. I don't know what hyperx was thinking when they released a mouse with that click.

I took such a younger brother as a gift purely because of the appearance and shape. During the pandemic, I sat with this mouse myself, due to the fact that my mouse ordered to live long. As soon as the stores opened, I bought myself the same one. The mouse itself is of high quality, without backlash and squeaks made of thick plastic. Top glossy soft touch on the sides. The wheel is hard at first, then it becomes a little softer. The buttons are pressed quickly and clearly. The sensor never let…

To return the normal operation of the wheel scrolling, I had to bathe the entire board in alcohol, and this is after about a year of operation. Even in ordinary mice for 400-600 (from log*) there is an optical wheel scroll sensor, with which there have been no problems for years. the rest of the buttons still work. I don’t even know if it’s worth the money or not, but it’s convenient to use, so it’s a good model.

I've had a Razer Naga for almost 10 years and couldn't put it down. Until recently, I decided it was time for a change. I found this mouse while researching on youtube, one of the best gaming mice. It didn't make the top 3 but for the size and weight it was a good buy for me. I demoed the display at Best Buy and my palm was perfect for the grip. Wasn't too big or too small. Day and night pass between playing FPS with Naga and Pulsefire Surge. I can rotate and pan much more easily without having

Basically, this is a really good and accurate mouse that can be customized with amazing RGB lighting. The software is so-so, but it works. It's still in beta, has some bugs, one of them is that you can't minimize the app to the taskbar. It stays on the Windows taskbar no matter what. As for the mouse, I will say that it works great on its own. It's comfortable to hold, it's a bit heavy compared to the Corsair Harpoon RGB I had, but don't worry, it's comfortable. I have medium to large hands and

Funny how Revain emails me to review a lot of the things I buy but I'm not worried but this product for some reason they weren't, and I had to look and do it voluntarily, without being asked? I just wanted to say that this mouse is good. It's light, it's slim, the buttons don't overlap, it's simple, it gets the job done and it's a good basic premium mouse. If you want to customize it, don't download the HyperX Windows Store app, download an older driver instead (the one on the right that…

What can I say other than this is a fantastic mouse. I was a bit skeptical because of the price, but when I tried it I realized that it is underrated and has a lot of value. First of all, this mouse is beautiful and the clicks are pleasant. Omron switches definitely help with that. It's pretty easy if you're looking for a pure FPS mouse. Most mice with this type of sensor cost a lot more, not to mention their beauty helping with that. The braided cable is still solid and doesn't bother me at…

As someone who has been buying Razer Deathadder mice for years because I couldn't find anything that compares in size/comfort, I think this is a really great mouse. It's weighty but still feels light (if you're used to heavy mice this might not be for you), clicks are good and the mouse doesn't get stuck in a million different buttons since I only need two side buttons for my MMO to be mapped. I will say if you want to avoid Razer mice then please seriously consider this mouse. I don't want to…