Name: ماوس گیمینگ Bloody Max مدل W95BR
Brand: Bloody
SKU: B0D7FFXVV1
Price: 222060000 IRR
Availability: InStock

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Great Lakes Media

Reviewed in the United States on 4 November 2026

Not as great as some other Bloody mice but not bad either

Not as great as some other Bloody mice but not bad either. More colorful than some from that company. This company made some of the best mice [ other older models ] out their and better built. for gaming but in a world full of bigger name brands such as logitech nobody seems to notice. Not sure they are still making them. Would like to see them make more but I fear the company is slowing down. Get them while you still can.

5.0

g

Reviewed in the United States on 12 August 2024

Keyboard and Mouse Macro Input Device - That is also a mouse

This is the Bloody W-95-BR Max Extra Fire Gaming Mouse. It was priced at $50 when ordered and arrived quickly. Let me start by saying, this isn't your ordinary mouse. This in reality, is a macro board posing as a mouse. As a standalone mouse with standard software (core 1) this unit has issues. Simple things like getting the RGB, key mappings and dpi adjustments to function normal just didn't seem possible. I could change the dpi in windows, but not in games. I could remap keys in software, but they would not register in game as mapped (specifically the clutch and double click key, the rest seemed to work). The RGB profiles wouldn't transfer to the mouse and I was stuck with rainbow or off. Basic software aside (more on the advanced software later) the construction of the mouse felt good. I would put the quality above the g502, but below the Basilisk. The brading on the mouse cable is the loose snag free design which is a nice touch. The bottom sliders felt low drag and smooth. The plastic quality is good, but not that almost metal or soft touch plastic material quality. The wheels felt good and the left/right clickers had a heavy spring feel. The shape is taller at the arch of the hand than the Basilisk and felt closer to the g502. The front of the mouse also slims a bit causing the hand to arch even more. I prefer the feel of a slightly flater mouse, this one promotes more claw grip than I like, but the comfort was alright for the most part. The most noticeable characteristic of this mouse when first using it is the immense weight. This is the heaviest mouse I have ever used. I thought the basilisk was a heavy mouse, the 95 makes it look like a light weight in comparison. In the age of super light mice, this is a trend bucker for sure. In use, you feel the weight of this mouse. Due to the significant mass, the 95 is harder to accelerate and decelerate, making response feel slower than I expected. When testing back to back with the basilisk I noticed the 2,800dpi o

4.0

NK

Reviewed in the United States on 13 June 2026

Great mouse

After 2 years it has scratches, but still working good.

Neophite

Reviewed in the United States on 14 November 2024

They are asking too much

I was intending on giving this mouse a good review, but then I checked the price. It's a good mouse, no doubt about that, but for $50 you can get a name brand mouse with adjustable weights. If this were $10 to $15 dollars cheaper, I'd say it would be the top of it's class. But in the $50 range, this is a middle of the road mouse. Love the packaging design, they did get that right.

3.0

B

Reviewed in the United States on 17 August 2024

Good competitor for G502 and Razer Basilisk

Solid construction, I can squeeze my razer basilisk V2 and it creaks a little, the W95BR doesn't make a peep. It's very close in terms of competing with the Razer Basilisk and Logitech G502, almost exactly the same size as either of those, might be just slightly heavier. I like that it's pads on the bottom are a coated metal, it slides just a little easier than mice with plastic pads on normal fabric mouse pads. Button customization with the software is easy to use and it's cpu/memory footprint is small. The mouse saves all settings so you can just configure it, apply and it saves to onboard memory, shut down the background software. A big caveat with the Razer Basilisk is it won't save color changes to the onboard memory, it will only show custom color configurations if the Razer software is running, and the Razer software is a bloated hog, it causes noticeable stuttering in games so I had to shut it down and just live with the mouse having no custom lighting. Lift off distance setting on the bottom of the mouse along with usb polling rate setting is a nice touch. You have to use software to set the razer and the G502 doesn't let you change it's lift off distance, that's why I can't use it, it's set too low and if I slightly tilt the g502 forward from pressing the buttons hard it stops tracking. I'd say the only thing missing from the W95BR is a free scroll wheel setting, that's becoming a popular option on high end mice and it's very useful when you start to get old and your tendons hurt if you scroll without free scroll on. Also, some games refuse to use windows scroll rate setting and default to a very low one, the free scroll is a must for those. Even if the scroll wheel was just very light in it's feedback and had enough give so if you flicked it, it would spin freely for just a fraction of a second it would be good enough. They could get around adding a scroll unlock if they calibrated that right. Other than that one caveat it's just as good as a G502 or Basi

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