Awesome mouse! I have it and gotta say I like it, very razer viper/zowie fk-ish. Crying out for a paracord thou as the stock cable is horrendous! Extremely stiff! Nice review:)
The Omron D2FC switches are a deal breaker for me. The D2FC has become the industry standard and were a great switch 5 or 10 years ago. The problem is they are not designed to handle the ultra low signal voltages of modern mice. This is the primary reason for mice developing the double-click/click-drag bug. For some reason, Logitech has been hit especially hard with this bug. A work around that some people have found is to replace the D2FC with D2F switches. These are rated for an order of magnitude lower voltage, but are still too high for modern systems. I've bought some and when I find the time will be performing some micro surgery to my beloved G900. Until then, I'll stick with my Viper Ultimate with it's optical switches.
I have heard a lot about the double clicking issue but it's never something I've actually experienced myself using these Omrons - GPW certainly seems the most badly affected. I just got the Xtrfy M42 which uses D2FC 20Ms and I think they're great
@@KitGuruTech The issue is most common on Logitech mice. My G900 developed the bug in the left button just after the 2 year warranty expired. I replaced it with a G903. That one lasted for less than a year. As a long time Logitech user (more than 2 decades), I bought a G502 to test with. That one didn't make it two months before it started showing issues. Most of my other non-Logitech mice are okay, but I have a Razor Mamba and a Corsair that also have it. Strangely, the Mamba started acting up in the right button instead of the left. I should note that most of these mice are wireless. However, the only single common denominator is the switch. Many have reported that replacing the D2FC with a D2F fixed the issue. At first, I thought that there was a quality control problem as the D2FCs are manufactured in China and the D2Fs are made in Japan. However, that is not the case. If you disassemble the switches, you'll find that the spring and contact lever are different designs. Also, the D2F is rated for voltages 10X lower than the D2FC. That is still 10 or 20 times higher than most modern mice use, but substantially closer to the mark. The smaller the signal voltage, the cleaner that signal needs to be passed to the mouse's processor. It's like using the main water shutoff valve under your house to control the flow to the babbling rock garden on your desk. Will it work? Sure. But eventually, you're gonna make a mess. Alex Kenis did a great video discussing the whats and whys. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-v5BhECVlKJA.html
thanks for the suggestion - it can be tricky to do as mouse pads vary so much. even on speed vs control cloth pads you can get very different experiences, but it's something we can look into for sure!
@@KitGuruTech thanks for the quick reply, I know when I moved from a plastic mouse mat to a cloth mat there was a big difference in the glide under weight. I always though this would be also a great test as I have never seen this benchmark tested before and I know alot of people use ultrawide cloth mouse mats now. Anyway, just a thought.
Another great Christina review 🥰🥰👍🥳 .... I mean KitGuru review 👍🥳🍻 I feel the MSI mouse looks cheap imo and not so good on value for money 💴 💵💰 . I personally use the Pwnage Custom Ultra for me and my game style it’s size and shape are perfect for me. The Cooler Master M711 is a close second on my list of preferred mice.
@@KitGuruTech Was expecting a quality product and mine was exceptional. Light, great paracord, best fit for my large / x-large (based on glove sizing) hand size, no pre or post travel on left and right buttons, no pre or post travel on side buttons (left side, so right handed use only). No flex in either top, sides or bottom of chassis despite hex shaped holes in frame. Interchangeable black and white panelling (optional but I got it as they weren’t an expensive option to buy). Very battery life on the built-in battery. Can use as battery or cable modes. I have t checked the exact battery time but I do get a couple days of loooong gaming sessions on mine with some charge left using rgb mode (2 options fro t mouse wheel and front of mouse only OR full mouse rgb). USB-C cable connector to mouse. USB-A to pc. Wifi dongle can be either black or white as is the battery. I personally love the Pwnage Custom Ultra for my use and ultimately it’s my opinion on my mouse that matters to me 👍🤯🥳😂
