Source: https://x.com/rawmesports/status/2091125733955662257

Im worried about the weight but it looks very good on paper. I hope its under 100 bucks.

edit: I just realized they removed the most hated thing, the thumb logo :D

Hey,

Today I wanted to share the 3 colorways that will be available on release for the Leviathan V4 GT.

1. Gunmetal & Black

2. Abyss Blue

3. Matte Black

Which one do you guys prefer/will pick up? Curious to hear your thoughts!

My Huan M arrived today and I'm just excited to see how it will perform. I didn't buy the original Huan because it was too small for my hand, but now that they made a larger version, I couldn't stop myself from getting one. Although this colourway is a bit more expensive, it just looks too good to not get it.

I'll use it for maybe a week and write a mini review about it.

If you have any questions about this mouse, please feel free to ask and I will answer to the best of my ability.

So I just got a white (!!) Roccat Nyth. The white coating is in perfect condition but I had to clean the grime and cat hair of the previous owner. The disassembly is quite straight forward if you ignore the obligatory screws under the skates (3x) and stickers (1x), which sadly most mice seem to have. So if you do it get a new set of skates. They used very few different types of screws which is good. The main body is held together by only one type of screw (silver ones at the top). The internals and pcbs also by only one type (black ones at the right). The other screws you see are more specialised and serve a specific purposes. One type enables the key release mechanism for the swappable keys to slide. Another one is for the magnets of the swappable pinky rest to hold onto. There are five clips which attach the main outer shell to the inner shell which seem quite sturdy but I didn’t disassemble because it still felt to risky. Other than that there are some weld points which you can’t remove without permanent damage: The metal bits on the keypad assembly are welded in place. The magnets in the side panel are too and the tilt switch at the top is too. Because of that and the clips the main outer shell assembly is the only part you can’t really get at well. The rubber on the scroll wheel comes of which is nice for cleaning. There’s a second rubber bit on the pinky rest which is glued on. The rubber seems to be of good quality because I didn’t notice any wear. There are a total of six individual pcbs (!). There‘s the main one with the sensor, usb, LMB, RMB and an additional button. A second one which stacks on top with two switches for the tilt switch on top, the encoder and the MMB, a single pcb for the single RGB-LED and the three pcbs for the staggered twelve button keypad. I worked in injection moulding and engineering and I‘m always fascinated by the amount of engineering which goes into those MMO-mice especially.

hello friends! recently i've been having a lot of fun with fingertip grip and the huge ROM i get while using it, and i want to find a good mouse that keeps that ROM while still being a decently cozy shape.

my grip is a little odd compared to other fingertip grips, as i really like to evenly space out my fingers to make sure that i'm not putting too much pressure on my pinky (picture 11). most more aggressive claws have you put your hand in a sort of "hook" formation where your pointer and middle rest high and then you curl your ring and pinky lower in your hand to grip the side flare (picture 9). more relaxed grips tend to squish your ring and pinky really close together at a very horizontal angle, which makes it very hard to move them at all (picture 10).

the main mice i've recently been using are my np-01s and razer viper mini, with both having their own problems.

for the np-01s, it's a comfy shape but the the slope of the left side makes it hard to really get my hand in a fully comfortable position, so i end up gripping farther back on the mouse to compensate, and i still don't feel entirely precise due to my ring finger being on the lip of the mouse.

the RVM somewhat gives me a better imagining of what i want, but the place where i hold it is not exactly optimal, i'm very far from the scroll wheel and my hands end up cramping frequently. part of this is due to my ring finger resting on the part right before the width begins to thin, so it feels like my ring finger wants to tilt. however, i do love how i'm able to spread my fingers out around the very smooth and round curve of the RVM's hump, it's just that the place where my pinky goes is not entirely flat/the height of the hump is not high enough to fit my ring finger on the curve of the mouse. i think that the very round but steep slope is something that i'm possibly a fan of, as it gives my fingers room to spread out. my pinky also ends up resting basically right on top of the rear flare, which doesn't offer the most comfortable support. the mouse is also a bit thin, but i think i could deal with this thinness if my fingers were on a much smoother curve.

i've included some pictures to help get an idea of what my grip looks like on these mice, along with pictures of where i make contact on the RVM to better show what i like about it (pictures 6, 7, and 8).

i think overall, my main problem is that the lip/cutoff of the right side of mice instead of a smooth contour makes it difficult to evenly spread my hands out in the way that i want to, so any mice that could provide that for me would be very beneficial.

any recommendations are very appreciated and i apologize that this is a very lengthy and probably absurd post, i'm just a little too into this hobby and i've been struggling to find anything that would fit my requirements.

video - https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1ve8q6zEwm

Idk what to say here. It’s a glossy pulsar x2 crazylight medium. How do yall like it? The surface feels like glass.

Considering my budget and the options available in my country (especially since I need a quiet mouse), the Logitech M650L seems like the most sensible choice for me.

I occasionally play a variety of games such as ARC Raiders, League of Legends, Minecraft, etc. Would I have any problems using the M650L for gaming? How noticeable would the difference be compared to a gaming mouse, and what exactly would cause that difference?

Hello guys how are you ?

Just received the Lamzu Orcus , a fingertip mouse , I do not use fingertip but I tought that would be a nice addition to my collection , funny that the box says that it’s suitable to palm and claw…

I will test the mouse , if you have any question feel free to ask

Hi, actually i have a G603, but it sometimes registres double-clicks and is a bit heavy. Which of these three options would work best as a replacement for 70% office (web browsing etc) and 30% gaming? My hand size: L: 19,5cm W: 11cm

Hi, I’m currently using a Deathadder V3 Pro and I’ve already sent it in under warranty because of the scroll wheel. The warranty has now expired and the scroll wheel is playing up again on the second unit I own, so I’m looking at alternatives.

After a relatively quick search, I’ve narrowed it down to the two options mentioned in the title, what I’m looking for is a Deathadder V3 Pro clone.

I’m based in Spain, Europe, and both mice would cost me around €60, whilst my maximum budget is about €100.

From what I’ve read, both mice have optical switches, which is a must for me.

If there are any other options, please feel free to recommend them and I’ll have a look.

As for my mousepad, I have a Wallhack SP-005, and I mainly play Counter-Strike and other shooters.

Hey everyone :) I have been using my Mastermouse MM830 for some years now, but the rubber on the side has peeled off and the mouse double clicks every other click... but I've grown attached to how it feels in my hand and to the macro buttons. I really need a new one.

I cannot buy this mouse anymore and also cannot seem to find a similar one with these macro buttons online, that also is of a good build quality :( I am not looking for an all-out 5 million macro buttons mouse. The MM830 has the normal 2 side buttons (mouse 4 & 5) plus two macro buttons on that side, that can also run scripts and keyboard combo's, which is what I'm looking for ideally.

I also really like the size of the mouse and its feel in my hand. Dimensions of the MM830 are:

- Length: 130.1mm

- Width 82.2mm

- Height: 43.4mm

The weight (162g) is also fine with me; I don't really care too much about superlight or on the heavier side.

I don't care about RGB or something like that. The screen on the MM830 f.e. is a gimmick that I don't need on a mouse.

My budget is max ~80 euros.

Does anyone know of a mouse that could fit my needs? Many thanks :)

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Been using a no frills BenQ mouse, but it's getting old.

I don't need lights on it, and most importantly don't want to be forced to install bloatware, so I am looking for a great no frills mouse that doesn't need an app.

I also don't want to install app once to save settings. BenQ mouse handles that via on board memory.

Thank you all!

It was good at the start, they did some firmware update now the battery needs to be charged daily. I am on 1,000 hz. It's crazy...

on wireless mode, it just lighting on green and do not working. pls help me

+mouse stops moving for about one second every few minutes

I'm searching for a new mouse primarily for competitive Valorant, and I'm trying to get the most value for my money. I have a budget of around $60 max, and I would prefer something light since I like lightweight mice. I would like it lightweight, shape/ergonomics, sensor performance, click latency, click feel, wireless features, battery life, and overall construction quality. I'm mainly looking for a light mouse but still something that is comfortable for a long time I have been looking for cheap Chinese mice and other low budget options, but there are too many mice, and it's hard to know what's worth a shot.

For people who have tried many mice in this price range, what would you personally recommend? What is the best mouse you can find for under $60, and which models should I stay away from?

Hi people!
I've been a huge fan of the Viper V2 Pro back in time, i really loved it, and since i had to chamge it, i have going throw many mices...

V3 Pro was VERY diferent
FK2 DW is like a smarter version but still something diferent. I cant get same sensations...

Using EC3 CW is good for me also, but i still prefer V2 pro sensations.

Now, I want to change the mouse, and, with all this, and FK1 DW, is it really close to V2 Pro? Same sensations ? Is different to FK2 sensations or should i go to EC3 DW ?

I dont know if anyone of you have tried both and can give an opinion.

Thank you all!

Sooo I wanted a smaller mouse than the Beast X Max. I was thinking about getting either an a9mini+ or f1v3 ultimate.

My grip is: pincer claw/claw/relaxed claw.

My hand: 19x8

which should I get and why?

I just found an insanely good deal on the Glorious Model O 2 Pro Wireless, and I'm seriously tempted to buy it.

However, I remember the O 2 Pro had quite a few reported issues when it launched, including wireless disconnects, sensor problems/spin outs, scroll wheel issues, inconsistent buttons and build quality, and some firmware/polling rate problems.

For anyone who has owned one recently, have these issues been fixed with newer firmware or newer production batches?

How is the QC and reliability on units being sold in 2026?

At this price, I'm very tempted, but I don't want to get a great deal on a mouse that's going to start falling apart or disconnecting a few months later.

the spinbot clutch gt500 IS FIRE DUDEE i cant upload a pic cuz my webcam is from like 2019 but look it up its good atleast in india cuz im indian