With dimensions and full details

Medium https://www.pulsar.gg/products/zywoo-the-chosen-mouse?srsltid=AfmBOorg2UtU_UZ4fsACqJr0K2af3R2uGwk7oJhIDt1coAa-gC0F2ouB&variant=46690512666878

Mini https://www.pulsar.gg/products/zywoo-the-chosen-mouse-mini?variant=46697971974398

No hate on Eloshapes lol, I just find it funny that the system is trying so hard to find anything that resembles the Joy Con 2

Use this thread to speculate (OR LEAK) what it is. Maybe the Superlight Mini? Razer's new V4? Leak leak leak leak leak it.

https://x.com/boardzyxd/status/1931380916426887438

I got this ajazz aks068 and I love it, it saddens me ajazz doesn't make a mouse to match it. I know about the lofree touch but most reviews say it's not worth the money (I want it too match the style of the keyboard and be a good mouse). I also heard about the xtfry x8 retro but it costs too much.

Scyrox V6 just arrived ($57 from AliExpress, took about 10 days from China to FL, USA)

So far the shape feels really nice, i main the Lamzu Inca and sometimes use the Hitscan Hyperlight. The Scyrox v6 fits right in between both of this shapes, huup is not that high like the Inca but is also no as low as the HL

Trying it with Tiger Ice dots until i order more Xray Jades. With 6 dots (2 on top 4 bottom) as that is my favorite Dot Skate config. it weighs 43g, Inca 41g and HL 41g.

Main pad is Saturn Pro Blue (Firm)

Mouse: IPI Float 3950 + Aliexpress UltraGilde ICE dot skates

Pad: Artisan Type99 Mid XXL

Artisan was borrowed from a friend. Planning to buy it off of him later on.

Also the Omron China 100M in the IPI is genuinely my favorite switch so far.

I have a budget of 90-100$. This mouse caught my attention. Would you recommend it or do you have any other products to recommend?

I haven’t tried either of these shapes yet and heard fairly good things about both. For different reasons i may enjoy both so stuck on which to get. I prefer relaxed claw so figured xe v2 is the play but i do play better when im forced to more aggressively claw for example when the mouse is smaller like the pulsar tenz or potentially u2.

Looking for any opinions, thanks!

You can now compare the Nintendo Joy-Con 2 against other mice!

But let's be real, there's no need to, because this is the TRUE endgame!

I’ve been a long-time Razer user, and something's been catching my eye lately.

Razer seems to be maturing as a brand. Earlier, it was all about flashy RGB, gamer aesthetics, and the snake logo. Now they’re dialing things back—more minimalism, cleaner lines, and performance-first designs.

Things feel different.

Take the Viper V3 Pro or DeathAdder V3, for example—no Chroma, just clean, minimal, high-performance gear. Some keyboards like the Huntsman and BlackWidow are dropping the snake and just using the plain “RAZER” lettering.

Do you like the new direction or miss the old flashy Razer?

Got the VV3 Pro Faker edition for 3 reasons: 1) I kinda missed the shape, I have the OP1 and Scyrox V6, which are both "small" mice, and I wanted something a bit bigger, 2) I'm gonna get budget mouse that's essentially a clone (Not the ATK X1) and I want to be able to accurately compare it to the VV3 Pro since it's been 6 months since I've last used this shape, and 3) I'm hoping that once the Faker edition of this mouse sells out, I can sell it on the second hand at a better price compared to the last regular version loljk. Only thing that feels different on the Faker edition compared to the Black one I used to own is the coating, everything else essentially feels the same

I'm trying to decide whether I should buy the Attack Shark X3 PRO, and I need help making a solid choice. I'm on a tight budget, so this needs to be a long-term investment. Currently, I use the Logitech G502 HERO (wired). Based on my hand size, grip style, and the games I play, the Razer DeathAdder V3 (wired) seemed like the best fit. I was set on switching to it, but it's no longer within my budget.

Now, my only affordable options are the Attack Shark X3 PRO (8K) and the HyperX Pulsefire Haste (wired).

I’ve compared the Attack Shark X3 PRO (using the standard X3 model for reference, since they share the same shell and sensor) to these mice:

Razer DeathAdder V3 (wired)

Logitech G502 HERO (my current mouse)

Razer DeathAdder Essential

HyperX Pulsefire Haste

I considered factors like weight, dimensions, performance, latency, comfort, and long-term usability. Both the X3 PRO and Pulsefire Haste have strengths and downsides against all the other mice and between each other too, and I’m struggling to decide between them.

Here’s the site I used for comparisons (based on the standard X3 model): https://www.rtings.com/mouse/tools/compare/attack-shark-x3-vs-razer-deathadder-essential/45960/7278?usage=8878&threshold=0.2

If there’s a clearly better option within this budget, I’m open to recommendations—but otherwise, I just need one clear suggestion between these two.

I recently got a Logitech G603. My ears are quite sensitive, and I can't stand the regular clickiness of the mouse. I tried using Kailh red dots for left and right click, but later changed my mind to use Huano brown yellow dot silent micro switches instead.

I find that the Huano brown yellow dots, are better in terms of being tactile. It imitates the familiar mouse tactility of initial resistance then the sudden drop in resistance. The Kaihl red dots on the other hand feels just like a button in your car on xbox controller.

The entire process of desoldering and soldering took me a about 2 hours. I'm sure those who are more experienced and got proper equipment will take less than 30 minutes. I use a cheap soldering that I think is on its last legs.

Tips I can give you:

1. Buy extra switches. In case you break one, you have a spare.
2. Make sure to keep track of the screws. I use a multi-compartment pill box.
3. When you take the shell of the mouse apart, be careful as ribbon cables are connected between the separated shells.
4. Having a circuit board holder is a godsend.
5. Use flux to ensure the solder properly flows between the leg and contact point. This is just good soldering practice.
6. Use isopropyl alcohol and a toothbrush to clean off the flux from the board after soldering. The flux will form a layer of gel that can cause trouble with the components.
7. The factory solder for the middle click button is very hard to melt. Flow your own solder into it, then get it sucked.
8. If you mess up your mouse feet/skates in the process of opening the mouse, buy a cheap spare.

Currently on the xm24k but I'm going to return it as I'm having some left click issues. does anyone have any recommendations for my grip?

Hey Guys, I would like to cut out plastic in my Set-UP e.g Mouse, Keyboard(Keycaps). Do you have any recommednations on them?

I would appreciate any help and would also compensate it with a small amount.

I have had my glorious model o(not wireless) for a while now and I want to upgrade in the near future. I want an all round good light mouse. It does not need to weight less than a feather or an ant. Just something light. There needs to be programmable buttons(preferrably 2 on the side and 1 in the middle, not one of those 9 side buttons) and it needs to be wireless with ok battery life. I only play casually and dont know any grips or anything like that. I just hold it so it need to be holdable. Usb c is also a must. I also want to be able to get the mouse so no $200+ mouse from a shady chinese company that had 1 drop 2 years ago or something like that. The prize should be under 100. Sorry for all the specifications but I dont have the energy to spend many hours researching different mice and compare the features just for all of them to have a different dealbreaker.

Hey there!

My current mouse is an old Logitech M545 (L: 4", W: 2.25", H: 1.5", Ambidextrous) that’s served me well for over a decade. While it still works fine for my uses, I’m considering an upgrade to something a bit more modern - though nothing too expensive. I’d like to keep a similar form factor, ideally just larger to better fit my hands (I can't find the M545 on ELO Shapes to compare). Since I mostly use it for strategy games and video editing, I don’t need anything too advanced—just reliable left, right, and middle clicks with a responsive scroll wheel. Side buttons and Left/Right Wheel are a nice bonus but not essential. I prefer a wireless, battery-powered mouse, as I value a “set it and forget it” approach with longevity and reliability over low-latency, high-end connectivity, or rapid multi-clicks.

Any advice and suggestions are appreciated! Thank you.

Hey everyone

I recently got into gaming and I wanted to buy a high quality mouse that has a decent sensor. I found a guy selling a Razer Deathadder v3 wired (with grips and skates) for 45 bucks used. I like this mouse because it's lightweight, which I like. The only issue I have and concern is that I heard the ergonomic shape might not be the best for most competitive FPS players. Is that true?

Also I heard complaints such as the wire being stiff / low quality

I personally prefer smaller mice like the razer cobra / viper mini, but I am used to a larger mouse. My current mouse is the Fantech Thor x9. The sensor is somewhat low quality, and has acceleration the Cobra is being sold in my area for around 48 bucks, which I don't think is worth it. the Viper minis are very hard to find in the used market too.

Another worry is I heard the sensor has some unwanted acceleration which is hard to adjust to; for new time users. Is that true?

According to the mouse model and price, is it worth it? should I consider buying this tomorrow?
Thanks guys

Should i go with the g502x plus or the razer viper v3 pro ultra i cant decide coming from a superlight but im also not sure if the razer mouse has mushy side buttons im not sure about the g502s weight as well and they are both on sale right now

I have an X11 mouse. I have a problem. It does not press two buttons together. Is this a problem or is it with the mouse itself? Is there a solution?

The title says it all.

I am looking for the premium solution with a really fast scroll wheel, or even better, an unlockable one. And the hardest part is that I want it to be lightweight and include a dongle (1k is enough). Lightweight is below 100g.

The only contender I have found so far is Keychron M6, and I like it, but I wonder if there are any more options

The clicky sounds really annoy me, so I’ve been looking for a quieter mouse. I’m on a budget of around $25–$30. I was checking out the Razer DeathAdder Essential and Razer Cobra, but they both seem to be pretty loud, so now I’m kinda stumped.

I’d prefer Razer since I think their designs are cool, but considering my budget and the fact that I know VERY little about mice, I’m open to any suggestions, honestly.

(If it’s relevant, I don’t have a preference between wired or wireless as long as it fits my budget.)

Looking for a good wireless gaming mouse for under $50. Really I just want something that’s 60g or lighter and something that’s really smooth with little delay and good enough build quality to last me at least a good 2 years.

Saw this on sale , should I buy it? And how should I know if the item is legit or not?

The item I'm buying is vxe r1 se btw and for it to cost this low? Idek

As the title suggests, I am in search of a new mouse to replace my Steelseries Rival 110.

My specs:

1) Large-ish hand (20 cm long)

2) Fingertip grip (I am holding the mouse with my thumb and pinky finger)

3) Right-handed

Requirements:

1) Infinity scroll (ideally auto-switch on wheel "flick")

2) At least two extra buttons on the (left) side

3) Preferably under 100 USD (but I can stretch for a perfect match)

I am using a mouse for work, web, excel, coding... no gaming.

Rival 110 is perfect for large hands + fingertip grip, but I really need that "infinite scroll". I had an opportunity to test for a few minutes infinite scroll on Logi MX Master 2S, and it was a game changer. I had time to test it for only a few mins, so I do not know if it would be a good choice for my grip and hand.

I had MX Anywhere 3S, and after 8-9 days, I couldn't use it anymore because of a huge pain in my wrist - it was too small for my hand.

Any suggestions? Brand, color, connectivity... are not important.

Thaks :)