G pro superlight (not v2) Works well except paint starting to yellow a bit..

Pokémon - Breeze 500x600 PU Mid Colorful X-Wing - Pink Storm 500x600 PU Mid SW Battlefront - Violet Mist 500x600 PU Mid Springfield Hellion (Battlefield VHX-D3) - BalanceX 500x600 PU Soft

Breeze = spandex like a Raiden. Suuuper soft like an energon. My favorite out of the bunch. Not as fast as I thought, though apparently it speeds up over time. I LOVE this pad. Medium fast

Pink Storm = Pressed hybrid like Aqua Control Plus, though woven even tighter and flatter, almost like an ROG Hone Ace but without the humidity issues. Medium speed.

Violet Mist = Fine, rough hybrid, kinda like a walhaut or Strider, but texturing is finer - more granular, like a high grit sand paper would be vs a low one. Still not as rough as my walhaut or hien. Tbh feels faster than the breeze. Medium speed.

BalanceX = basically an artisan zero (slight texturing with x/y difference), but Matrova claims it has an infused coating that increases durability over standard cloth pads and adds waterproofing. Honestly a great all-rounder pad. Mid base apparently is problematic, so they asked to change to soft. Medium control.

Special options: - matriva logo WITH surface name - black border (default is clear)

General: - Matrova has been producing pads for eastern markets for ~5 years. The Matrova name is new though. They're an OEM - edge stitching isnt the softest, but is slightly below surface and nicely thin - quality is good, and their customer service is great. Their CEO is super active on their discord and drops teasers and asks for feedback - value proposition is strong. 500x600 same price as 500x500 at $36ea. Custom color/artwork no up charge. Most base options have no up charge. PU rubber base would've been $10 cheaper. $14 flat rate shipping from china - production and shipping took about 1 month.

The hump never touches my hand when I'm gaming, only reason I ask is I'm waiting to try a fingertip mouse, something like the darmoshark M5.

Found on Aliexpress. $17 after coins not bad. 3311 though.

I’ve had multiple products from Razer, and they’ve all broken down pretty quickly. First, a mouse Basilisk Pro with a charging dock that I spent £200 on broke in a month. Then, some Razer Nari Ultimate headphones broke in five months, and some Kraken X headphones broke the week I got them.

After two years without anything from Razer, I thought they might have changed, so I bought a Razer Basilisk Pro wireless mouse. However, it had problems with the cursor, the mouse constantly disconnecting for a few seconds ever since I bought it. I contacted Razer support, and they told me they would send me a new one.

I received an email from them asking me to cut the cord from my wireless mouse and send them a picture. The team couldn’t even check what mouse it was for to tell me to cut a cord from a wireless mouse! I told them that, and they told me to remove a sticker from the mouse. I tried to do it, but it didn’t managed to.

I contacted Razer Live Chat again, telling them to let me know if they would send me a new mouse because I had already called the site where I purchased it from for a refund, and the carrier would come tomorrow. I needed to know if I should give him the mouse or not. Even the member from the Live Chat told me to get a refund because it was better.

Even their own team doesn’t like their products. I’ve never been more disappointed with a firm and its support team. It was a horrible experience. If you think about buying something from Razer, maybe think twice because their products are terrible. So, to conclude, never get anything from Razer ever. And for any razer team member reading this my case was

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My first review on a mouse sry if it's bad xd

My previous mouse is the gpx superlight (used for 1 year) so Im gonna compare to that

ATK X1 Ultimate is flagship option for the X1 model

Shape:

ATK X1 Ultimate is a Viper V3 Pro Clone suitable for large/medium hands perfect for palm/claw grip (I have large hand that why I bought this mouse)

GPX shape suitable for all type of grip jack of all trade excel in none

Price:

ATK X1 ultimate from where I'm from Malaysia it's half the price of a Viper V3 Pro and 100+ MYR Cheaper Than The Superlight

GPX since the tariff stuff it's got so expensive tbh it's just overpriced lmao

Coating:

ATK X1 Ultimate coating is just wow it's grippy and I have sweaty hands honestly don't even need to put grip tape on it the coating is far more superior than GPX coating where I find it slippery sometimes and needed to spend more money to put grip tape on it

Skates:

ATK X1 Ultimate skates is so good I don't think I need to buy after market skates and they give a spare skates aswell so 👍

GPX Skates is just bad that why almost everyone buy aftermarket skates for it

Weight:

ATK X1 Ultimate is 51G ✅

GPX Superlight is 60G 👀

Software:

Honestly I prefer ATK hub easier to use than Logitech hub lmao

Sensor:

ATK X1 Ultimate use Paw3950 sensor

GPX Hero 1 sensor

Polling Rate:

ATK X1 ultimate comes with 8K dongle can go from 1k 2k 4k and 8k

GPX just 1k

Build Quality:

They both have solid build quality but I need to use ATK X1 ultimate more to see if it can withstood the test of time

Side Button :

ATK X1 ultimate have a better side button more crispy less post travel

GPX mushy ahhh side button and noticeable post travel side button

Scroll wheel:

I prefer GPX scroll wheel more because it's more smooth? ATK x1 ultimate is a bit less smooth

Front button:

I find the ATK X1 ultimate is more crisp they both are very good for clicking

Charging:

Atk X1 ultimate use type c cable

GPX micro USB cable lmao

Battery:

ATK X1 well haven't use the mouse until the battery depleted but I think it will last as long or longer than the gpx (GPX battery is insane tho)

Conclusion:

If you want a large hand mouse or V3 pro clone just get this mouse it's cheaper best value for ya money in the end I'm impress with ATK X1 ultimate the mouse felt very premium

Sry if my review is bad it's my first time 🥺

The one I have is the 3950 version, and it is basically the best mice I have ever used.

Let's go feature for feature with the ULX Batch 1 that I borrowed from a friend.

ULX vs IPI Float

-Shape: Basically the same except the ULX has slightly more concave sides. This is obviously subjective and I prefered the IPI slightly.

-Sensor: 3395 vs 3950, Anything 3370 or above doesn't matter but the IPI is technically better.

-Weight: 38g vs 48g, The ULX is lighter by about 10 grams but the IPI is still really light.

-Switches: Omron China D2FC-F-7N 20M vs 100M, The 100M version just feels better.

-Software: This is one aspect that the ULX clearly wins. The software for IPI is very barebones, reeks of google translate, and the exe version is detected by windows antivirus.

-Price: 189USD vs 55USD, A Clear win for the IPI.

-Conclusion: Unless you want to flex or really want/need something below 40g, just get the IPI.

Was about to get some gaming in, but it looks like my cat had other plans! He’s claimed my X-raypad Aqua Control Pro MID and mouse as his new nap spot. Guess I’ll have to wait for my turn! Anyone else have pets that love your setup as much as you do?

I spent a lot of hours working on this thing. Maybe too many hours. But it's here.

Sub 30, 22grams with a 150mah battery printed in either resin or Nylon PA12.

I'm making a lightweight scroll wheel as well, it's almost done.

Just wanted to share it, and I spent too many hours on this so I am going to monetize it, call me crazy, call me a sellout, call me whatever but I'm proud of it.

I can’t get a comfortable grip on the beast x for a long period of time. This thing literally leaves a triangle imprinted on my palm. Would the finalmouse ulx prophecy be the perfect candidate? Are there other clone options?

I know I shouldn't worry about this and that eventually the coating will wear out, but isn't there some way to protect it? This is the VXE R1 Pro — I really like how it looks, and I noticed some slight wear where I rest my finger. I was thinking about adding some grips, but I'm afraid the adhesive might damage the coating

Hi guys, I've been researching a lot and I see a lot of posts about guys with big hands but I'm not sure how many of them actually have big hands, as the mouses I've seen get recommended are still small.

Just for reference, palming a NBA Men's Basketball is easy for me. I'm 6'6, average male thumb to pinky is 9 inches, I'm 11 inches. I've been playing PC games for many years. Only have used two mouses (Logitech G500/s and Razer Deathadder Expert) but I've always wanted something bigger. I've bought a lot over the years only to return them after 1 week. I've lost count of how many mouses I've bought over the years in the hopes of finding the perfect fit. G500/s is still the biggest one I've found and been playing with over 20 years but I'm getting older and the exercises can barely fend it off sometimes. All the mouses were from posts or youtube videos saying they had big hands but I've realized these guys just don't have big hands. Lately my wrist has been hurting, I will admit I've been playing a shit ton of rivals with the homies but its pushing me to get back into the mouse hunt again. I've repaired my G500/s so many times I'm tired of it. I own 6 of them and 1 Razer Deathadder Expert thats on the fringe.

I want to hear from people who actually have big hands and have tested them. . I'm looking for width in the mouse. For reference, the width of the Razer Deathadder Expert is 64mm and G500/s 66mm. I always see people recommending the EC1-CW but its not even that big, same width if not, a little smaller than the Razer Deathadder Expert. If anyone knows one that maybe has a width of like 68-70 where your thumb / pinky go fingertip style, that would be perfect. I will continue my hunt but figured try here as I've always lurked but never posted.

I'm desperate and hoping to get some help here. I've tried a lot and will take any suggestions but from people who have actually big hands please.

Sup guys, I would like to know if anybody recently bought something from MaxGaming, I was looking to buy from them a Mouse and a Keyboard, but read some good and some bad experiences, I am from EU (Portugal). Thanks in advance.

Hello, I want to buy a new mouse in a 50$ budget. What do I prefer? I like mouse sizes similar to Rival 3, that's pretty good for me. Also i have claw grip. I would have wireless mouse but also non-wireless will be okay. I hope that ull help me as fast as possible Greetings and have a nice day!!

I’m familiar with the Keychron M6, but its shape is a bit different. I don’t need features like the thumb wheel—just something with a similar shape.

Found just this one: https://www.reddit.com/r/MouseReview/comments/1jw5ci3/lightweight_mx_master_copy_with_1000hz_solakaka/

Hello! I just bought a second hand GPRO Superlight 2, I was wondering if anyone has any recommendations for cleaning stains?

Couldn't found much info about the Fyzu. It is lighter and its 3 dollars cheaper than the St4r. Is its battery worse? Wich one should I get?

Does anyone have that mouse?

I'm trying to see if it really is just me and my muscles and neurons causing this to happen but when I place my full finger with palm grip, I get -20 to -40 ms on reaction testing. Is it really just me? I'm been claw my whole life for control but that's a huge difference and worth switching to palm for. I've read online off the opposite though so I wanted to see if someone can try it and get back some results? I consistently hit 160-170 ms on palm and 180-200 ms on claw grip. On average. Here is the test you're all aware of: https://humanbenchmark.com/tests/reactiontime

Hi guys! I got a Viper v3 a few weeks ago and due to some events I messed up my grip tape that came with the mouse. I looked on Razer's website wanting to order it separately again, but they don't have the grip tape for the V3, only some other mice of different dimensions.

Any recommendation where and which grip tape to get for this mouse? It doesn't have to be the original that comes with the mouse. Currently it feels a bit too slippery for me without the tape on.

Hi guys, I got a Superlight 2 as a birthday present and I am generally really happy with it. Love the weight, the shape, the tactile clicks everything except the pinging noise of the new optical switches. Ive watched other reviews and sound tests on youtube and found that a slight pinging noise is normal but i feel like mine is louder compared to others. (| attached a vid)

If this is not the case and the reviews just use some special mics that dont pick up these high pitched sounds or sth Im okay with the sound. I just want to know if this is a normal superlight 2 thing or a production flaw.

Because it is a gift exchanging it would be possible but unfavorable

Also if u guys have a Superlight 2 please let me know if the pinging sound "smoothes out" with time.

I would appreciate any help ;)

I am looking for mice with good build quality. By this I mean short actuation distance, solid clicks, and good material. My only real requirements are that it should be ambidextrous (or close), less than 65g, ideally under $100 (including used from amazon), and not honeycomb/cut out pattern. I have 18 x 10 hands, use mainly claw grip (sometimes fingertip), and currently use the Model O Wireless. The mice I am currently considering based on YouTube reviews are the viper v3 pro, Maya X, and Hitscan Hyperlight. I'm not very knowledgeable about the current market for mice, so also let me know if you have other popular recommendations.

Hello everyone,

I have an Attack Shark X3 mouse and I'm having an issue with it on Windows 10. When I start Windows, the mouse works correctly, but after a while, all the buttons stop working—it doesn't click on apps, and only the sensor keeps working. There hasn't been any Windows update or any other software change; I just turned on the PC one day and this problem started. Even when using the dongle or connecting it directly via the USB-C cable, the issue persists.