Review on Bloody Ergonomic Gaming Rubberized Coating by Michal Machnicki ᠌

Bought as a replacement for A4Tech 738k. I will say that the transition to a new mouse was easy for me, I quickly got used to its mechanics. As a result, I give this mouse a rating of 5, with the hope that in the future all the shortcomings will be eliminated. Some pros: Pleasant appearance, I would like to note the beautiful illumination of the scroll wheel. A good soft cable in a fabric braid. A very good laser sensor. It is also used in some well-known mice, the price of which is an order of magnitude higher than the price of this one. Good assembly, no backlash, no creaks. A clearly felt click, the same can be said about the scroll wheel. Convenient implementation of changing macros on the fly. There is a "but" - more on that below. Large internal memory of 160 KB. Enough to complete any task. Well-implemented Bloody software. The core 3 and 4 in the presence of hands are activated in 5 minutes. I liked the macro editor, everything is done quite conveniently. Yes, and the program itself pleases, although the translation into 2022 is lame. However, it might not exist at all. Got cons: Let's go further. So after 2 weeks of active use, I found a rather serious flaw. The macro is assigned to the LMB, and depending on the weapon used in shooters, you have to constantly reassign it, or turn it on or off. It would be much more convenient if the traditional (according to the X7 series) triple-click button remained, on which you can quickly change macros. In this case, the LMB will perform its direct task - a single click. I also want to note that the grip of the mouse is generally comfortable, but the tip of my little finger hangs in the air. There is a "groove" on the mouse for it, but such a grip is not convenient for me (the finger is constantly twisted).