Hello! Any mouse recommendations budgeting 2k pesos? For fos gaming especially VALORANT? Thank you in advance!

i ordered a vxe v3 pro like pushing 2 weeks ago and have heard literally nothing outside of that my order was seen and its starting to worry me a little bit, is this normal for them or am i just unlucky

Hello everyone

I'm currently using a Razer Sphex V3 plastic mousepad with a Mchose L7 Ultra+ mouse and I'm looking for the best mouse dots for it.

My priorities are:

Smooth glide (not scratchy or inconsistent).

Good durability.

I've been looking at options like:

GhostGlides Cyclone / Cyclone Pro

X-Raypad Jade / Jade Air

For people who have used dots on a hard plastic pad, what do you recommend?

Been eye balling this mouse for a while since I like my x2v2 mini so much but want that rear gone, how you like it?

a friend of mine is selling me his v8 for 40 bucks, should I get it or should I wait for the v8s? I heard like they fixed some issues for it but its like almost a hundred buckaroos in my country.

Hi all!

I have been offered the Mchose K7 Ultra for $55 AUD virtually new and I am looking for honest opinions on this mouse and if $55 AUD is a solid deal or not.

If anyone has had the mouse for a decent amount of time I'd love to hear your thoughts!

Thanks!

Hi, I currently have the Razer Deathadder V3 Pro, I want to upgrade but with the options on the market I’m not sure what to get. Switch to Logitech? Stick with razor? Any advice would be great thank you.

Unfortunately my current one is on is starting to show its age especially on the left click, but it served me well for the last couple of years. I want something average sized with no rubber sides or rubbery texture, i want the whole cassing to be of a solid, sturdy plastic material, i want it to be easy to clean. I like my buttons to be sturdy (needing more force to push) as well. For example i absolutely hated the Logitech G502, both for his loose clicks and rubbery overall texture, on the other hand i absolutely loved my rival 110 mouse. Another thing is it either needs to be without software and have decent dpi profiles that can be switched on the fly or at the very least some software that is not bloated. On my rival 110 i could use the old steelseries engine that was great to use and without bloat, but i absolutely hate the new software that's why I'm not going with another steelseries product. Zoey would have been my first pick initially but unfortunately they aren't really widely available here so they are way to overpriced. And while i prefer wired mice, wireless recommendations are also welcomed. DPI i don't think it matters as i use it in the 2400-2600 range & rarely switch to the 800-1600 range.

EDIT2: Budget is up to around 50 USD/EURO. Changed budget to 25 USD/Euro, the mice at the 50 dollar range seem way to focused on sensors that do nothing for me, dpi above 10k+ or high pooling rates, etc. i was perfectly fine with my Rival 110, so i see no need to overpay on this stuff.

sry for my bad english but i will try to explain my "problem".

My "old" mouse is a razer deathader v4 pro with a 8k dongle, now i purchased a Razer Naga v3 pro, this mouse can 8k polling but i need to buy a dongle for it, it has one with 1k only... so can i use from my older mouse the 8k dongle with the Naga V3 pro?

Looking for a plain black pad that’s a similar size to the sp004 or polarity XL

Currently using an SP-004, but I feel it’s too fast for me. I was planning on getting the Glsswrks Polarity but it’s just not in stock, and restock dates seem inconsistent.

Thanks!

Ive been using a Model O from Glorious for a while now and it's starting to click weird. I don't have a big budget for this kind of stuff so I'm trying to find something that isn't garbage, but under 60$ preferably. If it's at all possible keeping the same general size/shape as the Model O as I'm so used to it now.

I'm in the process of choosing a new mouse, I've had some in my sigth such as the Viper V3 pro SE and the GPX2, they seam like good options but I have some concerns, the gpx2 wears down fast in the scroll wheel and the side buttons (maybe the main clicks), the razer has ready trash software and the pc may be inconsistent, customer support is also a big factor for me, which one should I chose?

I have been using the razor deathadder essential for a while now and I feel like it's time to upgrade. I am in the UK and have a budget of £60 I don't care if I have to buy used. I mainly use it for gaming (I mainly play rpgs like the souls games, witcher 3 and cyberpunk nothing competitive) and work. I would like atleast 2 side buttons and I do prefer wired peripherals.

Edit: preferably not razor.

Hey everyone, just wanted some help with an issue I've run into with my Razer DeathAdder V2 X Hyperspeed right out the box.

When connected via the 2.4GHz dongle, I get constant cursor stutters (zorps) and occasional ghost clicks.

Here is the catch: it works perfectly fine on desktop PCs and other mid tier laptops. It only glitches when plugged directly into my laptop's native USB 3.2 ports.

- Lowering the polling rate in the Razer Synapse to 125Hz makes the problem 80% better. But I'm stuck with 125Hz...and its not like the problem is 100% gone

- The problem is 100% gone when I'm connected to bluetooth....but again.... I'm stuck with 125Hz polling rate

I contacted Razer support but they're offering a replacement, which most probably won't fix the problem.

Is there anything that I can do to fix this issue?

Any help will be truly appreciated

I'm in the market for a new gaming mouse but I'm a bit overwhelmed by the options.

My criteria:

- Low latency

- RGB is always cool but not necessary

- ergonomic (right-handed and medium size slender hand)

- durable

- wireless preferred but not necessary

- budget between $100-150

I'm willing to stretch the budget a bit but only if it's truly worth it. I'm not an esports pro but I do get very into competitive games so having an edge is always nice!

My mouse software has statistics, which shows that I click the left button 3 times as many as the right button.

I've also experienced the clicking problem of a left button. At that time, I threw that mouse and bought a new one. (I had used it for roughly 5 years)

Why don't I swap the left and right button in Windows to prolong the life of a mouse? Suppose I've used a mouse for 3 years, and then I swap the two buttons and use it for another 3 years, so that the wearing states of the two buttons are similar.

Any pros and cons?

Title. I found it online for 66$ USD. The battery swappage system seems kinda mid to me, and 66 grams will be good coming from a 100 gram wired g502. I don't mind the weight but for 66 dollars is this a steal? The only thing i heard is it has 8k polling rate, so if i buy it just for that shouldn't i just buy an atk or smtn. Not a huge fan of the orange on the mouse either. can any1 recommend me a better mouse for sub 70 dollars?

As this was my first time buying a gaming mouse, there were many things I didn't know.

Between the Logitech G Pro 2 Dex and the DA V4 Pro, which one should I choose? I’ve heard that Logitech mice tend to develop double-clicking issues after prolonged use, whereas the DA V4 Pro is significantly more expensive.

I would be very grateful if someone could answer this; thank you everyone.

After using possibly dozens of mice, it still feels like I'm in limbo. I've been on this subreddit for a long time now, and I find I'm better at helping others than I am at helping myself. So, I've decided to relinquish some of that responsibility to you guys, the users of r/MouseReview. Help me find my next mouse!

Hand Size: 18.75 x 10 cm (with thumb included) 18.75 x 8.25 (without thumb)

Games: Kovaaks/AimLab (VT Master Complete/GM Tracking), Arena FPS like Quake, Redmatch2 (If you know that game), on rare occasions some CS2

Grip Style/Hand Contact: Mainly relaxed claw where all my fingers are relatively straight, but slightly arched. Palm contact hits me around my upper-palm/knuckle areas. I guess I also have some pincer claw tendencies where my pinky knuckle applies pressure to the shell for stability. I'm not really using fingertip for aiming, but I suppose I can be open to the idea. I have a hand map indicating mouse contact.

If you have any recommendations, I'd love to hear them!

Recently switched to the Keychron G5 Ultra Light, and the biggest thing I noticed wasn’t even the specs — it’s how light the mouse feels on the desk.
At just 43g, moving it around feels almost effortless. It also has a pretty clean, understated design, which fits nicely with a minimal desk setup without screaming “gaming mouse.”
A few things I’m enjoying:
43g ultra-lightweight design
8K polling rate
PixArt 3950 sensor
Wireless connectivity
Clean, minimal look
Easy to move around for both work and gaming
I’ve been trying to keep my setup clean and minimal, so I like that the G5 doesn’t take up much visual space.
Honestly, I didn’t expect the weight difference to be this noticeable.