Kurt Capili
Very detailed review
First impression is good, the box is pretty cool, has a shiny chrome type of effect. Inside of the box has the manual, the dongle, the wire, grip tape, extra skates, and some protection for the mouse. The mouse itself look pretty cool, its my very first mouse that is a different color other than black. Unfortunately the actual weight of mine is 57 grams without any grip attached to it, which is a noticeable difference compared to the advertised 53 grams (second to last photo) This is very unfortunate for me because I was planning to add the grip that it came with, but it will probably make the weight go above 60 grams. its the only reason I'm taking a star off. My grip is a mix of fingertip and claw, and my hand is large. (my palm does not touch any of the mouse) The mouse does fit well in my hand. (last photo) The clicks of the mouse are soft and quiet, at least compared to my ajazz aj159 apex. The scroll wheel does not make a noise when you scroll it, unless you do it extremely fast. First thing I did after plugging it in was download the software. It was weird because it was called minecraft.exe lol. Other than that, the software is surprisingly good, its very pleasing to look at and seems very modern. I dont exactly know what the different performance settings do, but for now i keep it on the Fire setting (third photo) I also dont know what the RF strategy means and also dont know what the communication protocol means. Second thing I did, was update the dongle, which was glitching (first photo) Third thing I did was test if the mouse actually has 8k polling rate, which it does. (second photo) One nitpick I have, is that I wish they made the wireless charging a generic one, so I can just use the mouse charger that I already have, instead of having to buy their wireless charger that is made for this mouse. I have had another mouse from this brand, which is the vt9pro, which I used for over a year, but it ended up breaking and having double clicking and scroll whee