I Used the Finalmouse Starlight for 7 Days 

Finalmouse is working on a keyboard next

try the m2k 😏

@@iJansport Wooting will kick their a**.

@@Thund3rstone well wooting is currently on top, I'm waiting for mine. I have multiple FM mice so I'll prob try out their keyboard when they release it.

@@Thund3rstone .. Loma mä

all that just to be bronze

@@vilebloom 🖖tru

in normal use, can you tell the difference in quality? because the pegasus would look really good with my setup

@@ryan-nv9pr yeah I can but honestly if you don’t plan on buying the TenZ edition, you don’t have to worry about anything. Comparing the Pegasus to other mice that I’ve had (GPRO superlight, Razer, steel series) the Pegasus was my favorite to use for FPS. I still use my gpro superlight for browsing the web, etc.. usually just grab for the TenZ if I’m playing an FPS.

@@jpacaldo7580 I just bought the pegasus small for 305 including shipping and taxes which isn't too bad and I can always just sell it if it doesn't work out for me. I also found a starlight 12 tenz for 200 so I bought that as well

Any time!

depends where you get it from. StockX will come to £270 - £280

@@sayo2409 You can get it much cheaper (sometimes even below MSRP) on the MouseMarket subreddit

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light mouse with glass skates?

Atleast if you don’t like it, you can resell it for higher probably

Hyperx Pulsefire Haste is best - 59 gram

@@shreyasdharashivkar8027 not everything is about weight

@@mir4cle696 Higher? i doubt it.

@@shreyasdharashivkar8027 Not even close to the best. The haste has good switches but QC is meh and it has a 3035 sensor

Finalmouse is being bypassed by the two new Razer Pros and the Lamzu concerning switches, sensor, latency, polling rate, build quality. Calw and palm grips find here excellent competitive mouses for a bette price and better performance. The weight of Finalmouse is still a little better than Razer/Lamzu, but if you got the 300 bucks and play fingertip grip and want good quality AND tech AND good weight go for the 24 g Zaunkoenig. Only reason to buy finalmouse is IMO if you like the design.

@@Thund3rstone what about a palm claw hybrid? I play a claw grip but i like the top of my palm to touch the mouse? what would you recommend

I got one aswell and I'm currently maining the fantech aria. And I'm putting my starlight in retirement. The Aria is smooth for apex for sure. I'm waiting for the viper mini pro wireless

@@Tony-ui2sl I ordered the aria in the beginning of September and have yet to still receive it a month later.

@@iJansport oh wow. It did take me awhile to get it aswell I got it the day it was released. Pretty good mouse for how cheap it is

The stickiness you feel is the sticky adhesive which has leaked onto the left click. Basically, there is a mylar pad taped onto the clicker to reduce pretravel: the amount of distance from the moment you press down on the mouse click to when it makes contact with the switch itself to make the click sound. So again, what happened is that that mylar pad fell off or moved, so the adhesive from the tape leaked onto the clickers resulting in the sticky feeling whenever you click. This is a fairly common issue that occurs for users and it's pretty frustrating. To fix this, you'll have to open up the mouse with a t5 torx screwdriver. There are 2 screws in total, one on each of the bottom feet. You'll have to remove the mousefeet which can ruin them in the process if you're not careful. You can warm up the mouse for about 5 seconds on each mouse foot to warm up the adhesive and get a plastic prying tool to lift off a corner of the mouse foot first and slowly remove the rest of the mouse foot to prevent damaging them. Alternatively, you can buy feet replacements from sites like LethalGamingGear if you're in the US, which are generally better than the stock mouse feet. Find Starlight-12 mouse feet brands Tiger Ice or Corepads. Tiger Ice is faster but less control and comes with 1 set while Corepads is slower and more controlled and comes with 2 sets. When you open up the mouse, on the magnesium top shell, you'll see two clickers for the left and right click. Find the one with the mylar pad and tape and remove them both. Afterwards, to prevent the sticky feeling, you'll have to scrape off the adhesive. You can use whatever tool as long as it's not metal since the top shell is magnesium to scratch off the adhesive that's on the clicker. Also, the side buttons bracket can fall off when disassembling the mouse, don't be alarmed! You'll see the two areas where you're supposed to put top and bottom of the side button brackets on the shell and you have to kind of hold it there when reassembling the mouse.

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finalmouse mice arent great for claw grip unless u have very very small hands, and even than still not the best option for it. id recommend looking at a pulsar x2 or x2 mini for a high quality good priced claw grip mouse, the x2 mini is also quite small so it can also be difficult to claw if u dont have small hands.

@@kynave Zaunkoenig mouse.

@@Thund3rstone this mf is claw gripping the m2k

Thank you so much!

She is into custom keyboards. I highly doubt that she will switch to an of the shelf one

@@aeisbaer8042 she reviewed it before, and she could mod it to make it sound good or something idk. she'll have a huge advantage if she's gonna using the wooting keyboard just for when she's playing val.

@@fronz13 bro seriously suggested a gaming keyboard to a custom keyboard enthusiast💀

@@fronz13 why would she have an advantage tho. You could argue that optical switches like the Razer Huntsman or other boards without a debounce delay like the Steelseries Apex can give you an advantage. Everything else is pretty much the same.

@@obsidianquill7949 just saying, she could use an analog keyboard for when she's playing val since she doesn't even hear what the keyboard sounds like when gaming(she even said this in a previous video), then go back to custom ones for work. that's what i would do if i have one of those keyboards.

or just buy some contact cleaner and let her rip blast that gunk right out and she'll be dry in seconds to go right back to use..

The sensor is not that great great(good for the price), but the wireless version doesn't justify the price with pixart 3335 sensor, we can get better wireless mouse on the price range.....and the overal quality of the lower portion is kinda skeptical

thank you

its mid

how did the QC go on the mouse?

@@ghty56222 mouse is perfect. No rattling everything was in working order. Pretty happy with it 😊

I meant akko

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