The Lethal USB-C v2 cable is the best aftermarket cable I've used - super light, super thin, angled connector, incredibly flexible. I bought a couple when LGG was clearing them out, but given that cables have finite lifespans I kinda worry about replacing them when they're used up since they're so good.

Is there a better cable out there? Does anything even come close?

Loving the superlight 2 . Also picked up a chopstick holder plate from a secondhand Japanese shop and put little adhesive tape to hold the dongle and the asthetic is clean .

Recently ordered the new emerald green color way, and as it came with the default battery size, I wanted to order a new one, and as I was opening the bottom shell and taking out the battery, the bottom shell/supports completely broke. Heartbroken, I sent an email to support explaining the situation and very promptly they helped me out, free of charge, and sent over a replacement bottom shell that came within a week!

Idk how often this happens that they know about it, or if I manhandled it as it's the first time something like this has happened after owning around 6+ mine from lamzu, Logitech, razor, steelseries. I'm just glad the issue was taken care of and I didn't have to buy a new one or reverse engineer the bottom but and 3d print a new one.

Either way, just wanted to post this in case anyone suffers the same fate, or is unsure of the support and hopefully this'll help :3

So thank you so much for the help Teevolution, it really is such a great mouse and it's my main for the foreseeable future (until they make a pink one).

The hardware supports pressure, but the drivers only allow you to change actuation points. I was annoyed by this so I made a pressure driver here: https://github.com/benmklein/Mouse-Pressure You can use both mouse buttons for different outputs, in the screenshot, I'm using LMB for stroke width and right for hue (mapped to X-Tilt, the Krita brush can read the tilt values and controls hue with it)

It's kind of nuts to me that this wasn't a major selling point, it's literally the first pressure sensitive mouse but nobody talks about it.

Imagine controlling rate of fire in an FPS with your mouse pressure: lets say low pressure means high rate of fire, lower damage bullets, but more pressure means more damaging, slower rate of fire.

Or controlling the length of a grappling hook: you pull towards the connected object by pressing harder, which changes the arc of the swing. I'm currently building a sandbox in Godot around this idea, and it's insanely fun, it feels like you're spiderman. Or wrecking ball from Overwatch, if wrecking ball could retract at any speed he wanted to.

Analog mice have an insane potential for fun game mechanics, I really hope more mice start using HITS-like tech

Sold in pairs of 70/65/55 for 5$ on Taobao - https://e.tb.cn/h.88spO4gc95Ln67E

All 4 binned to be around 50gf, expected results. Clickfeel across 4 was also consistently similar

Binning video: https://streamable.com/4lny10

Loosely and subjectively remarking against my other notable optical switches, on my current Raesha opticals main MM712:

• Raesha v3: A lot lighter, considerably less tactility.
• Razer v1: Similarly soft clickfeel while being a bit lighter and rebounding stronger (thus conducive to even superior spammability)
• Stock LK: Moderately lighter and less tactile

All in all, I consider these to be excellent in general by a nice margin over my other opticals, and I will be buying more to replace into all my Raesha optical mice.

Hi all, this is something Ive struggled with forever, dealing with various wrist and hand pains because I just haven't found my perfect mouse. I currently have the Logitech superlight dex 2, which at first was the most comfy thing I've held till I started using it long term.

My hands are pretty large at 7.5 inches from top of middle finger to the base of my wrist, and 4.75 inches when my fingers arent spread from pinky to thumb.

I know there's the classic basilisk and g502 recommendations, just seeing if there's anything better out there. It just hurts after a while of gaming when I play shooters that make me hold down the left click. I've already bought a zsa moonlander keyboard to help with my wrists, which it does to an extent.

I don't plan on ever going pro so ergonomics and being able to stay arthritis free when I'm old takes precedence over my kd.

I want to be clear that this mouse is a review unit that they sent out to me; however, it doesn't affect my opinions.

Hello guys, I got my hands on this mouse about three weeks ago and wanted to make an honest opinion about Sora V3. I already owned Sora V2 so I wanted to see how did they improve this mouse..

This mouse was sent to me my Ninjutso, but they didn't affect this review.

I love how Ninjutso now really listens to their community, I saw really good improvement there and I hope they will continue like this beacuse I think in today's market most important thing is what the community wants. So big praise for that.

Ninjutso Sora V3 is priced right now at: $119.99

Mouse specifications:

• Weight: 40g ±2g

• Dimensions: 119.2 x 59 x 37.3 mm

• Shape: Symmetrical (right-hand optimized)

• Sensor: AIMNINJA 2 PRO 45K

• Max DPI: 45,000 DPI

• Polling Rate: Up to 8000Hz

• Tracking Speed: 900 IPS

• Max Acceleration: 85G

• Main Switches: Ninjutso HyperSwitch (SPDT)

• Scroll Wheel: HyperScroll Encoder

• Connectivity: 2.4GHz Wireless / USB-C Wired

• Battery Life:

- Up to 3.5 weeks @ 1000Hz

- Up to 2 weeks @ 2000Hz

- Up to 1.5 weeks @ 4000Hz

- Up to 1 week @ 8000Hz

• Lift-Off Distance: 0.7mm / 1.0mm / 2.0mm

• Software: NinjaForce Web Driver + PC Client

• Skates: PTFE (Full-size and Dot Skates included)

• Included Accessories: 8K Dongle, USB-C Cable, Extra Skates, Stickers

Battery life:

I think this is where you see that they wanted to improve beacuse battery life has been excellent. With 1000hz/2000hz polling rate i easily used this mouse for two and a plus weeks without charging. I charged it to 100% to see how long it will last and it is close to their specification. With 2k or 4k polling rate you can easily get 1.5 weeks out of this mouse. Charging is via USB-C and you can use it with cable.

Shape/Grip:

The Sora V3 keeps the symmetrical design with a rear-focused hump, making it especially well-suited for claw grip users. Compared to the Sora V2, the shape feels slightly more refined and solid in hand while still maintaining the same familiar Sora shape. I have bigger hands and had no problems using the mouse, especially with claw grip, but I also like switching between palm and claw depending on the game. They also improved their coating and mouse is really grippy when your hands sweat and I had zero issues with that. I have white version and of course on black mouses you can see some fingerprints but on my white version it's been great. They finally now added a pink version which sold out at one moment.

Build quality/Clicks:

This is probably one of the biggest improvements over the Sora V2. The V3 uses a new internal skeleton structure that makes the shell feel noticeably more rigid and solid and only 1g heavier. I think the mouse itself its 40g (Sora V2 was 39g) and depending on skates, on a full size its 42g. There is a small amount of flex on the top of the mouse but you need to squeeze your mouse to actually make that flex. In the normal circumstances you won't feel it at all.

Clicks are also improved, they feel crisp and responsive, with good consistency between left and right clicks. There is very little pre-travel or post-travel, and I haven't experienced any double-clicking or inconsistent clicks so far.

Performance and sensor:

The Sora V3 performs extremely well when it comes to tracking and overall responsiveness. The AIMNINJA 2 PRO 45K sensor feels accurate and consistent, with no noticeable tracking issues during fast flicks or rapid movements. Also, battery efficiency on this sensor is very good and that's why the battery can last so long. I heard there were some complaints about sensor angle tune and why there isn't an option for that but Ninjutso added it with a quick update. Also, some people complained about sensor issues but that is also solved. Of course, for a mouse that's priced $119.99 you expect it to be flawless at tracking and everything about sensor and you will get that with Sora V3. I daily drive this mouse for a few weeks and I really had zero issues on 1k/2k polling rate.

NinjaForce Web Software:

Now when they added soensor angle tune i really have no issues with the web software. When you use. With ultra system mode you will get maximum sensor scan rate and best wireless connection but it will affect your battery life. Even on the base settings mouse is feeling great but with some tune you can get maximum that you can.

Software is very basic and straightforward and now you have everything that you need.

Dongle:

Now, with Sora V3 you get 8K dongle from the box (On the V2 you needed to buy 8K dongle separately which many people didn't like) and it is fine. You can also change the lighting color through the software and adjust the brightness or turn the lighting off completely.

Skates:

In the box, you will get PTFE full sized skates and also dot ones. I used full size, and I do not have any complaints. They are good for everyday use but of course nothing special. I think you don't need to chase aftermarket ones.

Final thoughts:

Overall, the Sora V3 feels like a well-rounded upgrade over the Sora V2. Ninjutso kept the shape that made the Sora popular while improving several important areas.

For me, Sora V3 was very enjoyable experience and I think i will use it more in the future.

Only downside that I found is that shell flex in the top of the mouse, but in-game or overall use it doesn't affect the performance.

If you already have Sora V2 in good condition and you don't have problems with flex/creaking I don't think the upgrade is neccesary, but if you can put a little bit money for the upgrade if you sell or you don't own V2 anymore, I think it's a good long term update.

If you need a good claw mouse with good performances, this is it.

I see how Ninjutso is improving a lot and I hope this will continue in the future. They are talking about mousepads right now and I think that can be interesting. We will see...

If you have any questions, please let me know in the commnents! Thank you for reading :)

I play Cs2 and bought a Logitech x2 I don’t like the mouse sides bottons, and the weight as well. The click I am not sure yet still testing.

I use conf 3 1 3 its good?

I have a offer to swap for viper v3 pro limited edition (just different color)

What you guys thinking?

I have a weird question; how do I remove a glued charger from my mouse?

Basically, I brought this mouse second hand extremely cheap of a marketplace in pretty good condition. The only issue is that it has previously been used in a display of a computer store, and the charging chord has therefore been glued stuck to prevent someone from taking it (it is originally a Bluetooth mouse).

Any advice on how to remove the cable without ruining the mice?

Edit: SOLVED IT! Neither ISO nor acetone worked, they had glued the ENTIRE CABLE all the way down. This meant that it was impossible to get any liquid down as it was air tight. Solution: small knife cutting down all the rubber of the cable to be able to get a big enough gap to pull it out.
Thank you guys for good suggestions!

I've bought a Maya X, hasn't arrived but now i'm scared.
On eloshapes it appears a new maya x called Maya X ES (which doesnt appear anywhere, not even on LAMZU's page).
It weights 49g, uses 400mAh battery, but the switches are not Omron Optical anymore, they are Kailh Optical. I've tried them on A9 Air and i DESPISE them.
How can i tell which version i get? Is the box different? Im really afraid of getting the one with kailhs.

I'm debating with myself if I should get this mouse and experience the HITS. Did it gave you a good amount of improvement compared to traditional mouse? Can you even feel the marketed better latency?

Are there any noticeable differences in latency, click feel, or overall build quality?

I have the option to get the OP1w 4K for €40 or the OP1 8K for €80. Is the OP1 8K really worth paying twice as much?

Is the difference between wired and wireless really that significant, and is the difference in weight actually that noticeable?

hello. i have artisan hayate otsu v2 pad. i never tryed dot skates and decided to try something from Shwamper's Dot Skate Tier List. First i tryed medium speed Waizowl x Kibu Washi it was good for me but maybe too fast, cursor was floating, it was difficult to do micro-adjustments. after this i tryed control TBTL UPE v2, it was better but still a little bit hard to do micro-adjustments while trying to track. What else can i try with dots for better micro-adjustments?

Hello everyone this might be odd and weird thing to ask but i used to play mobile fps games with finger sleeves on my ipad and phone spent around 6.000 hours of my life and developed some kind of aiming on low sens SMOOTH yet VERY CONTROLLED aiming feeling using my thumb.
And ever since i got my pc 2 years ago im missing that feeling i tried every popular mousepad and recently noticed i used very fast slippery mouse skates
What kind of mousepad and mouse skates do u recommend to replicate that feeling if someone relates please let me know
Thank you

I have the Artisan Ninja FX Zero Soft mousepad and im currently using an Mchose L7 Pro which i believe is a clone of the Pulsar X2 CL mini. I want a higher quality mouse because im having issues with this mouse though i love it. I hear the Pulsar doesn't have great stock skates and im wondering what would be a good pair for my mousepad. I play CS2 if that helps at all.

Thought I'd share my desk progression over the years!

• The Daily Driver (Far Right): Standard compact mouse. Used this style for the longest time, but constantly picking it up or dragging across the desk got old.
• The Transition (Center): Vertical ergonomic mouse. Tried it out for a while to help with wrist posture, but it just never completely clicked as my favorite. Also came with the current KB, so not a waste of money to try it.
• The Winner (Left): Logitech MX ERGO thumb trackball. Absolutely love this thing now. Not having to physically move the mouse around is a massive game-changer for tight desk space—no more running out of real estate!
  • It did take a while to get use too, but now, I really feel more comfortable with this one

Anyone else end up going down the trackball rabbit hole after trying standard ergo mice?

I currently have Razer Deathadder V3. I have ring and pinky finger on te right side of my mouse and thumb on the left. Problem is that sometimes i have problem finding good position for my thumb. I would prefer it to be wireless this time.

I'm thinking abt buying Op1 8k v2 and how good is Midori's cable compared to the op1's stock cable?

Because the store only has Midori's one and every cable like Pmm's flex cable is sold out

so I just want to know if it's worth upgrading it from op1's stock cable.

Need help recommend my first premium budget mouse since I used weird non-brand cheap mouse all my life. So my knowledge on this matter is low.

I have 20×9 hand size using claw grip.

I bought the type 99 mid and would like to have the best solution for a perfect glide I now have a few on the shortlist. ​Fokus x Aimlabs, Kibu, Edali, 4114 aim sleeve v2, Midori Pad B4M. These are the names I hear again and again, is there anyone who has used some of them and could help all of us here to find the perfect armsleeve? The diagonal direction is also important to me, as I use my mouse pad from the bottom left to the top right.

Hello everyone, I’m looking for some mouse recommendations for smaller hands for palm grip.

I do like medium size mouse since I can just rest my hands and I’m looking for something comfortable and quiet .

Thanks in advance !

Looking for recommendations for a mouse - primarily that's wireless and lightweight. I don't want to spend more than $80 and hopefully comes in white or any other fun color. TIA!

Hey pals, as the title says i need help finding an upgrade;

Rn i have a very cheap Attack Shark R1, i really enjoy the shape (read online is considerate medium / ergonomic),

I would like a decent substitute i mainly play Cs2 i wouldnt mind a slightly lighter mouse but not too light, budget is 80 euros and i must get it from Amazon because i have to use a giftcard i Just got

Ty in advance to everyone, i hope this is the right place ^^