Fantech Aria XD7 Review: A Wireless Mouse for Almost EVERYONE 

Thank you!! Glad I can help 👍

Thanks! I have the X2 mini as well and I really do like it, the shape just feels amazing. But the Aria hands down wins in price to value.

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Haha thanks dude! Yeah it's a bomb mouse. I just bought it direct from their website, easiest place to get it right now I think. I would prefer to get it on Amazon but they can't seem to keep stock there. Fingers crossed for you to get one for review man!!!

Thanks, appreciate that! It’s a great little mouse, very safe buy.

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Thanks dude! Yeah with that hand size fingertip is doable. Of course smaller would be better, but I think it would work.

I would pick the Aria for sure.

They are very different mice overall. The viper mini by comparison is very thin, but still has that height to it like the Aria but the hump is a bit more towards the rear of the mouse. The profile of the hump is more drastic though, while the aria has a less dramatic curve to it, resulting in the viper mini feeling like it has a more rounded hump. The aria's hump is kind of flatter due to the width of the mouse so it feels flatter and fills out the hand way more. The X2 mini feels wider than the viper mini since it doesn't have those middle curves, and the hump is even more towards the rear, has a more drastic curve to it, the overall profile feels lower. The x2 feels amazing as a claw grip mouse in my personal opinion. The x2 is also still thinner than the aria. It's also nearly impossible to palm even for small hands due to the low front end, where the viper mini someone with small hands could possibly palm it. Really the viper mini and x2 are more claw/fingertip designed mice, while the aria is made more as a jack-of-all-trades for potential grip styles, it just depends on your hand size. In terms of how much each fills out the hand, from least to most it's the x2, viper mini, then aria (by a long shot)

Claw grip gives a little more flexibility in mouse size, so either will do pretty well. I'd go for the Aria because of better overall quality, 3395 sensor, middle positioned sensor. But the Orochi is still a great budget pick if you get one with good qc and don't mind forward positioned sensor. I had 2 out of 2 poop out on me.

@@GekkoTechGaming thanks

Well dang, thanks!! Yeah, it has wide appeal but it's a very different mouse from the G502 Hero. It's older, but way more buttons, much more feature-packed. I've been using the Basilisk v3 and for day to day stuff and productivity, it's better suited than the Aria.

@@GekkoTechGaming yeah. I'll probably look into Razer. I just hate that Logitech cheap out on the switches.

I used to say the Orochi v2 was the go to mobile mouse, but this definitely takes the cake, even at the higher price point. I have a review on that mouse coming out soon as well

@user-fiendly186 I never said to game with bluetooth. What I meant that it is a hybrid mouse. You can be gaming at home using the 2.4ghz and go work using bluetooth with your laptop

In terms of build quality and features, it destroys the the g304. It is definitely more expensive though, and it is a wider shape compared to the g304 which is more of a subjective thing. I prefer the shape of the Aria (and Orochi v2) over the g304.

Lol not sure what to make of that but I’ll take it as a compliment 🤣