Pros
- Worst mouse ever
Cons
- The mouse itself is one huge hemorrhoid.
Pros
- Quality build. The mouse feels like a premium device. Pleasant to hold, suitable for different grips. Convenient macro setting, one of the best optical sensors on the market.
Cons
- You can only mention the wheel. You may not like his move, although there are two modes. Doesn't make me uncomfortable
Pros
- + the ability to change the weight + programmable additional buttons (including creating macros on them) + excellent software 10/10 + ideal shape for any grip (at first I used the palm, then switched from the claw) + reliability is beyond praise, 5 years of service - not a single breakdown, everything works perfectly + the sensor, albeit optical, but of the highest category, works very accurately, albeit mostly only on a good surface +scroll wheel BEST I've had, inertial scroll capability is great
Cons
- -probably common for all fancy mice, because of the design and shape, after a while dust and dirt often get clogged in all the cracks, it’s quite difficult to clean, you have to use cotton swabs moistened with alcohol and a needle to pick out dirt and dust. - the rubber on the sides wears out and rubs -only for righties
Pros
- - Super sensor, it's a pleasure to play - Very nice shape - Lots of function keys - Good software for setting everything and everything in the mouse - Possibility to redistribute the weight balance with weights - Materials, rubberized elements, soft touch plastic - Nice backlight (about 16 million colors is a lie, although the range of colors is not bad) - Comfortable with both palm grip and claw grip - Four position wheel - Very crisp clicks and clipping of the mouse wheel - Soft cord, ferrite filter on it, braid
Cons
- - People with large palms will have to relearn how to hold the mouse a bit - The wheel backlash (subjectively, in fact, it does not interfere at all at all) - The wheel is made of metal, because of this it is heavy and even with scrolling fixed, inertia is felt, although there have never been any "false" scrolling triggers. Also subjective. - The sniper button is not very convenient, you need to reach with your thumb. Again, subjective. - Many slots, potential receivers of dirt and dust - If the fingers on the buttons sweat a lot, when you remove your finger, the button may stick and a slight "squabble" will be heard. - LMB and PKP play a little due to design features - If you are a fan of lowering the mouse strongly on the table, it will rattle. I play with headphones, I don’t notice these moments at all
Pros
- Lies in the hands like a glove. Excellent sensor. Friendly software with wide settings. The build quality is good.
Cons
- Places used cheap glossy plastic.
Pros
- - Design - Ergonomics - Soft
Cons
- Scroll wheel design
Pros
- I really liked the buttons under the index finger, I actively used them. The ability to turn off the wheel scroll limit is simply divine. Without weights, it would seem too light for me.
Cons
- The mouse is very loud, it is likely that you will be heard in the next room, even if you adjust the microphone sensitivity to the volume of your voice, you can still hear it. More rubber parts are erased over time (under the thumb it was generally rubbed to plastic). The pads on the bottom of the mouse peeled off pretty quickly, but this did not particularly affect the comfort. The weights are hard to pull out, without strangers adapt.
Pros
- Convenient 3 additional buttons and software. Excellent sensor. Better wheel. Ability to adjust the weight.
Cons
- The braid of the wire fell apart after 2 months, the additional buttons located next to the LMB wildly interfere. Using the mouse for 2 years, the LMB became wildly buggy.
Pros
- Lots of buttons, internal memory
Cons
- Weight, shape, software, service.
Pros
- Ergonomics G5, 1 in 1. Rubber inserts left and right. Lots of buttons.
Cons
- On the G5 there was a choice of accuracy through (+) and (-), right there one button selects it in a circle. The wire. There is no NFC.
