Well they're making an S2 wireless... But personally I didn't like the S2 shape that much for claw, and much prefer the U2 shape in my hand

It's just the camera picking up the sensor, in actuality you can't really see it

For the same price? Yup!

Review coming out soon! Been testing it for a month already

Never played Minecraft but I don't see why it wouldn't

For your price range, definitely the QCK Heavy. The only problem you'll run into is humidity, so it's ideal if you already play in a room with air-conditioning, or try a dehumidifier if it helps, so that the consistency of the pad remains predictable

@@YameSten assume I don't use air-conditioning, got any second suggestions?

You can try the Aqua Control +, but I think that pad also gets affected by humidity. I'd say just go with the QCK Heavy, play with a fan blowing air towards you, and just put cheap disposable dehumidifiers around your gaming room to help with humidity

Thank you! 🙂

I'd say the ATK X1 PRO if it's cheaper, since you get a better product. But I'm not sure if they've fixed their QC problems (some units I think had some creaking or scroll wheel issues). If they're the same price, it's a toss up tbh. The X1 Pro is objectively the better option because of the specs, but Logitech has better customer support in the event you get a problem, and it has more aftermarket parts since it is very popular

go atk f1 extreme or the mad r

@@YameSten thats help full thankyou

Yeah the EM-C would probably be the best choice, especially for the humidity resistance. Hope you enjoy it!

But the Viper V3 Hyperspeed is- heavier, doesn't have a USB-C port so you're screwed if the battery dies out, has mechanic switches so it has a higher risk of developing double clicking issues, and the 4K dongle has to be bought separately. It may be a clone, but it's a better value especially compared to the VV3 Hyperspeed

Noice. Unbeatable deal at that price IMO

The ATK X1 Pro has a receiver storage compartment for the 2.4Ghz connector, and has Bluetooth, although I haven't tested the Bluetooth capability so I can't give my opinion on it. The ATK X1 Pro is like 80% there when compared to the VV3 Pro, so I wouldn't really call it a significant downgrade

@@YameSten thanks!

I have 19.5x10cm hands and I claw/knuckle claw when gripping the mouse

Unfortunately the shell size of the clicks and side button placement are different, so the ones for VV3 Pro won't fit the X1 Pro. My suggestion is just get Pulsar Supergrips (either DIY cut it, or get some universal pre-cut options they sell) and dot skates. I haven't seen Tiger Ice V2's or Jade skates for the X1 Pro yet

ATK X1 Pro clicks sound louder compared to the Viper V3 Pro

I think the only real difference that made a significant difference to me was the coating, I just prefer the coating and feeling of the VV3 Pro compared to the X1 Pro. If you prefer matte/chalky coating, then the X1 Pro better would be better. I don't really see a reason to mod the mouse, unless you want better battery life, and if that's the case just go with the X1 Pro Max I think

get the x1 ultra for 15$ more

@@ajkii1487 I tried it for like a week. The sensor often had some random readings and I returned it.

1K Hz polling for both but I had eSports mode on, so that probably affected battery life. But I think the lighter weight is just due to the smaller battery, which is the tradeoff

Still the same. Although I did see some people posting some QC issues they got, so your mileage may vary

you need to download the software from ATK's website then just follow the pairing process. What I did was use the mouse in wired mode first and the 8k Dongle attached to the USB cable, and have the 1k dongle unplugged from your PC

I didn't really feel a difference tbh

​@@YameSten oh okay thanks

Unfortunately I don't own a VXE R1, but if I'm not mistaken it's a similar shape to the Pulsar X2 if I'm not mistaken. If that's the case, I personally prefer the X1's shape for claw grip since it's a better fit for my hands. It's also lighter, and has a newer sensor, but shape is still king so I'm not sure if you'll like it or not

@@YameSten thank you for the insight

san mo nabili boss? do you mind if you share the link? is it the sane link in description? haha

Unbeatable at that price tbh

@@KENN-O sa greeno sir na store sa shopee hahaha

@@gaetnus7423 I already ordered mine as well hahaha thanks for the info! Nareceive mo na yung sayo? hahah

@@gaetnus7423 nakuha nyo na ba boss, if oo, how many days delivery?

Hope you enjoy your copy!

Confused with your question, are you asking if it's suitable for claw grip? Then the answer is yes, but will also depend on your hand size. If you're asking what claw grip is, you can search on the internet to find what it is, and what grip you might be using.

Depending on your hand size, the X1 Pro might be a bit too long for comfortably aggressive clawing the mouse. I'd suggest the F1 if that's your grip style

​@@YameSten My hands are fairly big. 21x10 cm approx. So X1 might be OK then.

Hope it fits well for you!

yess

Yes you can

I haven't tried the AJ 159 Apex, or any Ajazz product so I can't really comment. But you can check boardzy's review. The ATK X1 Pro offers some unique things (like the weight, side button placement, and main click feel) compared to the VV3 Pro that's not just being at a lower price

By click pressure I assume you mean how heavy or light the click feels when actuating, in which case it's light and easy to spam

Unfortunately I don't own a VXE R1, but if I'm not mistaken it's a similar shape to the Pulsar X2 if I'm not mistaken. If that's the case, I personally prefer the X1's shape for claw grip since it's a better fit for my hands. It's also lighter, and has a newer sensor, but shape is still king so I'm not sure if you'll like it or not

It is, but for less than half the price

@@YameStenyeah.. does it come with the 8khz polling rate dongle?

If you pre-order, it comes with the 8k Polling Dongle

Glad to have helped. LMK how you like it once you've gotten your hands on it!

@@YameSten Ive had the ATK X1 Ultra for a few weeks now and I'm very happy with the style, shape, and performance. Weight is crazy light, but that is recently coming from a basic 20$ dell wired mouse. I purchased it the last day of the sale so I got the whole package with the 8K dongle for 60$ before shipping. Came well packaged and was very easy to setup. 8K dongle pairing was a bit messy but I got it to work and switching back and forth is a process. In 8k mode I found that some games don't respond well to the high speed but that was understandable. The web based program is great and offered all the features I was looking for. The mouse came with grip pads and skates. I have huge hands so the grip pads were perfect for me. The one issue I had with the mouse was it came with bent skates. they seems to be offset and creased at the corners of the front two. Luckily the mouse had backups so I replaced them and they are fine now. Overall the build quality is fine. I'm not amazed but it is very acceptable, especially for the price. The weight is amazing though, the thing feels like a crumpled up piece of paper in my hand. I got the ultra with the larger battery and the battery life is great as well, again the weight is impressive for all the performance I'm getting. The accuracy was on point, I ran it through some trainers and all the FPS games and it has not let me down. The charging cable it comes with feels a bit cheap, I'm not a big fan of the loose sleeved cable wrap they used but it works. In all very happy with the purchase. I would consider other options if I had to pay the full price compared to others in the price range, but performance is unmatched. One takeaway is I wish the feet were the bigger style. I tend to run on a medium pad so I noticed the small front feet can catch on the edges if I get too close. (might be how they were damaged when I received them) thanks again for the recommendation. I'm glad you gave me the chance to take advantage of the opportunity and I hope you continue with the great reviews.

Any reviews brother?

Corolla way better shape tbh

I'd go with the X1 Pro since I don't want to deal with a replacing/charging a AAA battery, also it comes with the 8k dongle when you preorder so it's not an additional cost like with the V3 Hyperspeed

I have 19.5x10cm hands

Endgame Gear EM-C dod

6 days after placing my order it was delivered to me

Slr, just had to make sure my test was accurate. I used the Razer Polling Rate Tester App, it does reach 8000Hz polling, but not consistently. Usually hovers in the 7.6k range when in motion. Using browser based polling rate tests, it doesn't reach even above 4000Hz, so that's why I had to double check before replying (For context, my ULX reaches 4000Hz polling on the razer polling app as well)

Aight thank you for this, unfortunately I only own black squares, but I'll see what I can do!

u must be very blind

​Just put a flashlight or a lamp to the side for lighting ​@@YameSten

Thank you for this 🙏 I really appreciate this!

100M TTC Gold would probably be the best based on what you're looking for. Whether or not it'll feel good depends really. I don't know if the carbon composite wears down over time with every click. All I can say is I've had my modded ULX for more than a month, and there has been 0 switch grinding, clicks still feel the same as day 1 after the mod

@@YameSten Thanks a lot for the info! I'll look at getting some 100M ttc Gold in that case, I'm just really a fan of the super stiff crisp clicks of the GPX2. I had an original G pro for years, and then moved to the Starlight 12 and now the ULX, but something about the G pro shape was always great, but i've been spoiled by the S12/ULX's weight Even at 60 grams the GPX2 just feels so heavy and slow, I'm also a fingertip player and it not ideal on that mouse Shall I go straight for resoldering the switches on the ULX or try my old Starlight 12 first as a test? in terms of my ULX, m1/2 has quite a lot of pre travel as well as being really creaky on press and a lot of side play, I'll use foil tape to resolve that I'm not sure if there is worry that new switches will wear the carbon fibre composite out as you mentioned

Its a nice mouse but a lil bit too heavy imo, apex needs a bit more movemment than other games. i love it for like cs tho

@@DuckLordz real men leave all weights on their mouse and hit top 2k on a movement shooter

​@@DuckLordzthe weight means nothing. Pros used heavier mice than the 502 for decades.

Only based people still use the G502

@@BuffiestFluff ofc it does bro, lighter mice are becoming more popular bc of this

Yup, once you've gone down the mouse switch rabbit hole, it's hard to stop