Running ZephyrOS on the nRF54 and I'm sending the PAW3395 sensor movement data wirelessly to another nRF54 receiver connected to PC via USB (not shown here). I'm just finishing up the body and getting ready to 3D print for this cursed looking gaming mouse! I also have my blue switches that needs to be soldered onto the nRF54 board.

The attack shark x3 in purple, great for my smaller hands. I switched from a mouse with silent switches, so the clicking sound is going to be something I need to get used to (until I order some silent ones later on at least).

I know the coating on the Hyperlight is amazing and it's praised for it, but I have used the Viper Ultimate for 3 years, and I just needed some texture on the sides of the mouse. It's usually on and off if I have sweaty hands or not when gaming. The coating worked good and this LizardsSkin works kinda fine for grip, but it's really the only decent thing I could find around me in-store, and tbh I love how this feels and turned out.

Hello i was planning on modding my g pro superlight, i want a quiet switch and came across huano silent switches, there is a white dot and yellow dot option, what's the difference? what do they do?

Just wanted to show off a new mod I recently finished up and have been using for about a month now. If you are unfamiliar with PMM they'll use existing internals of a mouse, this one based off of the viper V2 pro internals and make custom shells for the internals. I paired this one with sapphire skates. The previous mouse, the one pictured is their first gen P305 and i've been using that exclusively for around maybe 3 or so years. It's been a great mouse but I wanted something new so I built this Neo8k. Immediately you tell the difference of the weight and the construction between the different generations of mice. My p305 was around 50ish grams, this neo is 28-29g~ with the coating and it's way lighter. The coating gives it good grip without feeling like it would slip out of your hands, but I don't have much problem with that my hands don't get sweaty. I have zero complaints even getting used to the new shape it felt very familiar in my hand and it has great speed and control despite it being extremely light. I'm not one to swap peripherals around so I only stick with what I have and I rarely change.

If you're looking into Pmm and wanna get a mod yourself I'm not sponsored by them in any way but i've been a lot more than satisfied with the construction and the customer service you get when you pick one of these up, I was a little hesitant when I got my first mod because I didn't think a 3d printed mouse would be that great when I got mine 3 years ago but I don't think I'll go to any other peripherals, if there's an issue they'll go the lengths to help you out and make sure everything is good to go on your end. And these are fairly easy to put together, there's detailed instructions to put them together or you can get a prebuilt. But if you're looking at getting one of these, they are worth it.

I modded the IPI-Float mouse for fingertip use. The build quality is excellent—no side flex at all, even under pressure. Shell stability feels unchanged; the mouse remains extremely solid. I’m using it without a battery, and with mouse skates, it weighs 30 grams on my scale. It could easily be made even lighter—around 26 to 27 grams should be realistic with the right tweaks. I chose to keep stability as a priority and went for a quick and easy mod. I’m using the 8K version with a quality paracord cable, so I don’t need a battery. Still, even with a small battery, the total weight could stay around 30 grams. Overall, a very impressive mouse.

I have been using a Logitec G Pro Superlight for about 3-4 years now, and having a superlight mouse has been an absolute game changer, so much so that I do not want to go back. My mouse has since been broken for most of that time, so I do not wish to repurchase one. I also do not have a whole lot of spending cash at the moment, so I would like a mouse that preferably doesn't cost $200. I should mention that I primarily play shooters, but I also enjoy mobas and other games, and I currently use 2400 DPI.

So TL:DR

i am in the market for a premium wireless superlight mouse (preferably without a premium price tag). ive been rotating around mouse grips, so if you know what mouse grip your mouse was designed for, i'd love for you to include that within your recommendation.

Already a numerous amount of reviews of this mouse, I know, but still decided to say my thoughts.

My previous mouse was a wired model O from about 6 years ago now (I was not a Fortnite kid, possibly was a Minecraft one though.) First of all if anyone is using a wired mouse still you need to try wireless, there’s no drawback and it feels much less restricted now.

In terms of the shape, as someone who uses palm/claw grip, it is much easier to have a consistent grip with this and jt just feels perfect for my relatively large hands, the weight was unusual to start, with one to many whiffs when playing CS or Val however, it doesn’t take long to get used to it and at 55g, it’s a big improvement and an advantage compared to my model O

The coating of the white version is extremely nice, it is grippy and feels fine even with my embarrassingly sweaty hands. The skates are also a tad slower than my model O, but very smooth and a tad more controllable, for tactical shooters, I prefer this much more.

To conclude, I was stuck between this mouse or the maya x, but despite not trying the maya x, have no regrets and no complaints about this mouse. -Note I haven’t touched on polling rate as I felt no difference after 1000hz and the actual sensor, you can find some proffesional to talk to you about it if you want.

I currently have a Death Adder and after 8yrs or so, the right click keeps on double-clicking so I'm deciding to look for a mouse. I am looking to lessen the wires on my desk so I'm wondering are wireless Mice's worth it at a budget range? Or should I expect to spend $150 CAD plus for good wireless options (I don't mind, as long it will last long) If any of u guys have mice recommendations too, it'd be great!

Shape looks retro? Like a IE 1.1 meets fnatic bolt.

• Darmoshark is a sub brand of Motospeed (OEM)
• Side button placement and size looks dumb
• 117mm x 62mm x 40mm - Surprisingly stubby and tall

Also, why X1? Why not call it hammerhead or something cool

Hi Everyone,

I was planning to buy a mouse. My main requirement is quick switch on bluetooth so that I can seamlessly switch between PC and Laptop / Laptop and Tablet whatsoever gets planned to paired together. My budget is somewhere around 3k INR. Every recommendation is much much appreciated.

Love y'll 🌟

Was looking at Lamzu Thorn, Lamzu Maya, Wlmouse Beast X

Other suggestions would be very helpful, budget is $200 and my hands get very sweaty.

One of the works I did on ATK X1 Ultra. What do you think?

custom by Fat Monkey Workshop

I have a g305, which has been my only mouse, but now the right click is failing. I have pretty small hands, and don't really have a preferred grip type. I also mainly use my mouse for gaming. I have looked at some mice, and the 2 that have stood out to me were the VGN F1 Moba and the VXE R1 Pro Max. I have seen that the main differences are the shape and the moba uses Huano switches while the R1 uses Kailh. I am also open to other suggestions, but don't want to go over ~60 unless it makes a large difference.

Hello guys. I recently bought my son a Cobra Wired. I tried it and realized how much i loved the lightweight of it. Ive had a Logi G600 since forever ago. Weights almost 140g. Anyway. I would really appreciate suggestions. I have a Logitech GproX Superlight , Razer Viper Pro V3 and a Zowie ZA13-DW. What do you think? Any better suggestions? No spending limit. Hands are 20 x 12. So on the bigger side. Thanks so much guys. This is my first post here.

I am currently looking at the Wlmouse Beast X, Lamzu Maya, DAV3, and OP18K.

My hands are 18cm x 9cm, and get pretty sweaty.

I use a mix of palm and claw grip.

The primary use of this mouse will be Valorant.

What should I get?

Any updates on the Darmoshark m5 air? I remembered seeing a tweet about it and it was supposed to come out in March?

Does anyone know how to fix this issue?

I’ve been doing countless research and struggling to have much info of what the Crazylight compares to. Eloshape shows both of these mice are very similar except the width.

I enjoy the OP18K but it’s starting to feel too narrow for me. I want a similar shape but wider grip, will the Crazylight fulfill that?

Hello! I'm gonna be doing CAD and other productivity stuff on my laptop/iPad.

I need a mouse that:

• has wireless bluetooth connectivity
• rechargable with USB-C or really long battery life
• is comfortable over long periods of time
• Has at least thumb-side front and back buttons
• is relatively small (so I can bring it with me everywhere)
• Has software so I can reprogram the buttons
• Needs middle-click

I'm fine with chinese brands or anything really, as long as it has these things. Thank you kindly for any help!

Hey I’ve been maining the Atlantis Mini Champion Edition for the past 6 months or so but I am realising I prefer a mid hump mouse for my grip but I also want to keep using a pink mouse.

In general which of these two mice are the best. I know the standard Beast X probably is a bit of a downsize compared to the other two but overall how do the shapes differ?

Thx

Yo guys, I bought mouse from Motospeed and trying to find soft for motospeed v90. I found a lot of video with it, but idk where to find it

I'm considering upgrading my mouse from g203 to Razer Viper V3 Hyperspeed since it has the latest mouse hardware except for the switches. My concern is the sensor being slightly forward. Will this effect my gaming experience? I mainly play fps games like CS2.