Review on 🎮 Logitech Hyperion Fury USB Optical Gaming Mouse with 8 Buttons (910-004067) by Ada Kiepura ᠌

The mouse is just incredible. Because the material gives off a glossy appearance and the build quality is exceptional, I would believe that it is a Razer if they told me that it costs 8,000 to 10,000 dollars. The ergonomics are unaffected, the mouse fits comfortably in the hand, all of the buttons are readily available, it is difficult to miss them, and they are constructed such that when pressed, the finger rests on them and does not slip off of them. This pertains to each and every one of the additional mouse buttons. And most crucially, they are all placed in such a way that you may go to them in record time while maintaining a high level of command over the sight. Keep in mind that this is a mouse for shooters, where the difference between winning and losing can be measured in milliseconds. It came down to a choice between this mouse and its more experienced sibling, the G502. I decided to go with this one because the construction and quality are same; the only difference is that it has some extra whistles, which are completely unnecessary. The mouse is undeniably nice, so if you're interested in purchasing it, you shouldn't think twice about doing so. One particular aspect could cause annoyance; for instance, my mouse grip is not conventional; I don't have the biggest paw, and my thumb is on the sniper button, which causes accidental clicks when the action is fast-paced. The other hold gives me the impression that it is unstable and tense. Yet, if you approach it in the traditional manner, that is, by only placing your hand on it, the issue vanishes very instantly. It appears that I need to hand over, but there isn't even a single candidate who would be a good fit for the role of a replacement. I'm looking at her right now. Instead, I'm going to make an effort to get used to a new grip. My score is five headshots out of a possible five.