Update... I see that the entire thread about build quality and flex got deleted so I'll summarize. My ULX doesn't have any detectable flex on the sides but has a slight "click" on the right side if you squeeze hard enough. Also on the very rear/bottom, you can press up and the bottom edge does flex a little. I don't see how these things could have any effect on normal usage and it seems well made. So far, it has been 4 days since I charged it to 100% and it is now down to 58% after moderate usage during the day at 2000 polling rate. So it'll last about a week per charge unless I lower the polling rate. The 3395 sensors seem pretty power hungry so I wouldn't expect it to last twice as long at 1000 polling rate.
u gotta get an artisan pad or lgg saturn pro for that ulx, that hyperx pad is the same one ive been using forever now nd when i switched to an artisan the difference was so surprising to me
a good mousepad is so much better than a mediocre $10 one it feels so much better and like the artisan pad that i got recently is so much "faster" i never understood what they meant by that in the reviews until i felt it myself@@spayrex_
I have that same mousepad and let me tell ya now.....Get either an Artisan or ,what I did, The Razer Strider XXl .. $49.99usd...Best $49.99 I've spent in years when it comes to mousepads. (not including the Artisan...Which was 2x the price as the Strider)
Polling rate 2000hz does nothing, just like 4000hz. 1000hz is perfect and more than enough. There are enough tests of this on RU-vid. You also have the longest battery range with 1000hz 👍🏻
