I think it's a bit of a shame MMO mice haven't really escaped the 'mmo' branding, since I think there's a lot of potential we might be missing outside that space. I've been using one for all sorts of media editing for a decade now and it's such a useful part of the workflow. I'd be curious to see if a branding shift to other customer groups would help push a bit of innovation?
@@-cactus.raven- yes and no, the g600 is really bulky. i have used it for fps, but it needs to run at a higher dpi for me because it’s just so damn heavy
I agree. My architect cousin introduced me to the Razer Naga mouse back in 2012. He used it for AutoCAD. I think it was standard company issue. He bought one for personal use and gifted me one as well. I was in awe when he explained to me it was for his work. Seeing that Razer, Logitech, Corsair and now Steele Series have MMO Mice I am hoping that competition will push these companies to make them better especially Razer whose mice durability is always in question and their compatibility with Mac OS. Hoping that Logitech and Corsair make their MMO mice wireless soon.
I originally got an MMO mouse for WoW, but I can't play any games without one now. Having almost all your hotkeys set to your mouse and keeping the keyboard purely for movement feels so much cleaner.
This is how I’ve felt for a long time but got interested on how most pros stick to keyboard keybinds using mechanical keyboards. I think there’s a certain advantage using mechanical switches on a keyboard vs regular button on a mouse but I can’t shake the convenience of the mmo mouse.
I feel like this would make an awesome productivity mouse, I’ve added it to my music production gear wishlist since it would really help with macros in DAWs (I use Ableton for electronic and Mixcraft for recording live vocals/instruments)
for me it would be perfect to get a wireless superlight of the g600 using the HERO 25K sensor and modern mechanical or optical switches. its my favorite mouse and i love having the 12 buttons on the side and the ring finger mouse click and having those upgrades would make it soo much better
Same here, I've been using MMO style mice for like 10 years even for FPS because you can bind the side buttons to all your weapon/equipment/melee etc and pretty much never take fingers off WASD. The ring finger button for me is the perfect discord PTT button. The only mouse I've found with a ring finger button like that is EVGA X15 but its also heavy and not wireless
Ever since Glorious dropped that first mouse I've been wondering who would be the first to give an MMO mouse that treatment. Seems we have our answer now, Steelseries, interesting, was expecting it be Razer. Not for me, but really cool to see and immediately wireless too which also puts it ahead of the competition. Will be interesting to see if the others respond.
@@joramsim Because they were the first to make ultra-light mice mainstream. Once that first Model O dropped it was clear we were gonna be seeing a lot more mice like this.
@@colbylynes Yea I eventually did. still pretty beefy tho. I tried this mouse and just couldnt do the hand shaped of it. im addicted to the g600/naga style. really hoping glorious does a mmo mouse justice. or if logitech redoes the g600 for the love of god.
Well.. you don’t have to use all of them if you don’t wanna😂😂😂 I don’t get what the cons are… if you’re not forced to use them.. I see it as a pro to have more than you need just in case than not enough..
As an MMO player, this is HUGE. All of the other options on the market are so bulky and so heavy. If this mouse has a good feeling layout, it will take over the mmo community
I run the corsair scimitar and ive been patiently waiting for a lighter mouse since my scroll wheel rarely clicks anymore and my right click doesn’t respond everytime causing me some issues in game lately. This looks great
the 123 side button layout is the most common for other mice like this. its built for MMO style gameplay (usually tab target) where your 1-6 buttons are the most common spells and therefore easiest to use repetitively
I have used Reddragon, now on my 3rd MMO style mouse in probably 5 years, cannot go back to a mouse with just a couple of side buttons. I really do think these should be rebranded, I have never played an MMO, but for productivity and general use it really should be adopted more. I use it for copy, paste, volume, skipping tracks, closing windows, switching windows, opening file explorer, closing windows etc. These should be called swiss army knife mice. Glad to see Steelseries doing this, hope more follows
So I have 3 gripes with this mouse: 1. The 12 side buttons are way too far forward. I have large hands. When I say large I mean that large size work gloves you buy at Home Depot juuuuuuust barely fit me and I have to squeeze my hands into them just a bit. So when I say the side buttons are too far forward then imagine someone with big ol sausage mits having a hard time reaching the front buttons and I use a palm grip and not a claw grip when mousing. 2. The right side of the mouse is narrow, smooth and rounded. This makes it difficult to grab pickup the mouse using my ring finger and pinky finger. I found myself not picking up the mouse, dropping it early when doing large movements or having to concentrate on picking it up and moving into position. 3. The side buttons, for me, were a little too stiff to actuate. The Logitech G600 has stiff buttons and I didn't like that. The Corsair Scimitar has easily pressed side buttons and I would place the Aerox 9 side buttons right in between those two as far as pressure needed to actuate the buttons. Other than those 3 gripes, the mouse is fan-freaking-tastic. The feet on this mouse feel darn near frictionless and it is incredibly light weight. The sensor is super accurate and extremely responsive. I am very sensitive to wireless mouse input lag and I can feel it with the Logitech G604 mouse but the Aerox 9 is incredibly indiscernible. I bet you money that you cannot tell the difference between this mouse and a wired mouse. The battery drops fast with RGB on but sips power with it off. The only mouse that I could see beating this would be if Corsair made a wireless version of the Scimitar.
One more thing I forgot to mention as a gripe. The functions of 'Back' and 'Forward' to go back a page or forward page in a web browser are inherently set to button 4 and 5 respectively. Button 4 and button 5 are not labeled to tell you that they have this inherent command function in the software. So say if you want left tilt on the middle mouse wheel to be the 'back' command then you would assign the left tilt action with button 4 and the right tilt action with button 5 for the forward command. Hope this makes sense because this is not blatantly obvious in the software and figured I'd save others the headache of trying to discover this.
The feature I find most important in a mouse is onboard memory. I hate having software running and cannot download third party software on my work computer. I rarely seen much mention of this in reviews and if it was mentioned here I missed it.
Finally I can make use of my thumb while gaming lol. On a more serious note, having more mouse buttons is more of a game changer than many people might think. You don't have to let go of WASD for any given action or selection which can make a huge difference in heated situations. Some games take more advantage of this than others but when it does it really shines. Not to mention all the use cases outside of gaming. I LOVED my G602 while browsing and working back in the day.
I think it's great to have some competition in the MMO mouse area, since there's really nothing else (that I know of) than Razer Naga. However I don't really see why one would buy this instead of the Naga, since the Naga Pro is cheaper and it has changeable button layouts. I don't think the light weight really makes a difference in the games this is made for, MMOs and MOBAs
There are others from evga corsair and Logitech but all those are wired and heavy, Corsairs has a nice feature that lets you adjust the position of the side buttons closer to the front or back of the mouse evga has an interesting layout for theirs but it takes a good bit to get used to
Yeah the Naga only gets away with that price tag because of the swap-able side plates. Being able to use a dock with it is appealing too. Nice to see some wireless competition though.
I have the Logi one and took the weights out. Love it, but I'm thinking maybe wireless is the way to go? The last time I used a wireless mouse was when there was a delay and wake up time.
@@jessekorkiakoski1168 I really wish logitech would get off their arses and make a better G600 wireless version, for me its the better mmo mouse used my naga for over a year much prefer the g600's shape and button layout :-(
I use the logitech g600 and love it. I feel like this will be a good replacement for when I want to go wireless, but I can't complain for $40 for the g600
Dude same! I play wow and I've used the g600 for like 8 years. I even have a new backup in the box. I was hoping I'd find someone in the comments who transitioned from the g600 to this aerox nine and see what they thought about it.
Absolutely brilliant mouse it seems but that price is way too high. That’s why I’m stuck with my Corsair Scimitar. Pretty much the same mouse but a lot heavier. And it’s never failed to please me :)
If I didn't use the G-shift excessively on the G600, I'd be tempted. I got mine initially for MMOs (and a wireless naga battery blew up in my hand) It's been the gold standard for me in the market, it's cheap feels good in my hands and I can always use the buttons for productivity and gaming, though I did get a second mouse for FPS/MOBA just because of the weight. It's tempting between wireless and weight, Bluetooth toggle would be handy for swapping computers too which is something I've had to do more recently. I don't think I can make the jump, but it's good enough for me to side eye it quite a bit. As for the button lay out, I just mentally see it as a numpad, helped me jump into it quite a bit once it clicked in my head.
I've had 3 wireless naga pros now and they get extremely buggy and even briefly stop working all together while using them wireless, which can really mess you up during games. Currently I have to use my naga pro wireless with the wire to keep it stable. I loved the steel series rival 500 mmo mouse but they stopped making it. Steel series' software is way better than razor's, which I find, is kind of bloaty and obnoxious comparatively. The way steel series decided to alternate the raised buttons on this one looks nice too, plus its competitive enough to be considered fps worthy? I'll have to try this out.
this is exactly what i want from them, if logitech re-release G604 with lightweight version at least 100g (battery Included), it has no brainer for me, the ergo-style gaming mice really help for playing long session, especially MMO game
I use this mouse for Apex. For the side buttons: key 1-=Weapon slot 1. Key 3-=Weapon slot 2. (I separate them so I don’t accidentally press one of them and key-2 is harder to hit without accidentally hitting 3 or 1). Key-4 =crouch (makes sense because it’s lower and became very intuitive over time for crouching, sliding, etc.) key-5=put weapon away. key-9= heal & heal wheel when holding. Key-8= map. Key-7= throwables & throwable wheel when holding. Key-12= emotes etc. I still keep reload as R on keyboard, and X as ultimate etc.
Got excited there for a moment, thinking there was a new MMO mouse that was bigger than the G600 Im using now, but alas no. I really like the G600 but its just too small for my big hands to be comfortable.
I love my wired logitech G600 mmo mouse i wish they would get off their arses and make a wireless version so i could pair both my fps 502 mouse and my mmo mouse to the same receiver, hell even if it stayed the same weight i'd be happy as to have it.
I went from the razer naga mmo to the logitech g600 mmo because i was having reliability issues with the razer and had to replace it a few times, for almost half the price and 1/3 the price of the steel series, I'll take the extra weight and stick with my g600
Well all you have to do to kow why is look at all the people whining in every comment video about it having too many buttons or being too big lol. The mouse was brilliant and wasn't designed for little girls and skeletion warriors. All we have got from Steelseries has been the same mouse re-branded for the past load of years, I'm fully done with them now. All they make is shit low effort products. My Rival 500 broke there and I'm raging having to use a different gaming mouse, it's completely put me off play stategy games now because I have way less control. I'm probably gonna have to buy a Rat 8+ or something.
The 123 vertical layout was a result of the first MMO mouse from Razer which would be accompanied by addons that would load into WoW that would mimic the spell bar in that same fashion. To me the 123 vertical makes the most sense. You read left to right and top to bottom.
I've tried probably close to 10 different MMO mice over the last 20+ years, and this layout is the same on all of them except that numbers are rotated 90°.
I really wish that these wireless mice would have a hotswapable battery. I quite recently got the Steelseries Nova Pro Wireless headset & having the dock charge a battery while your using the other, especially since the batteries last so long & charge so fast. OMG gamechanger. I really don't see why they couldn't apply this same technology to mice as the mouse itself already has a battery that adds weight, so adding the ability to say eject it out the side & slap in a freshly charged battery would be amazing. No more having to worry about your mouse running out of battery & having to charge it, 24/7 365 computing with no wires. You can't tell me that wouldn't be awesome.
Great find 🥰👍😇. The MMO / MMOG etc market has been left high n dry by manufacturers for quite a while now. I personally got a great deal a while back on the Redragon “IMPACT ELITE M913” Wireless mouse for $35USD on a sale directly from Redragon. It ways about 125g on my scales (129g on website) and it’s an awesome wireless design with support and grip for ALL fingers which is great to see. If it was a little lighter i would says it’s the GOAT for me. I’ve tried Razer and Logitech, but the Redragon is the best for me by far with function and comfort!
No shift button for a second layer of commands for the side buttons is a deal breaker for me. All Logitech would have to do would be release the g600 as wireless and in white again and it would be an instant hit. Until that day I'll stick with my wired g600 for FFXIV and my superlight for everything else.
THANK YOU! SO F’KING MUCH! I’ve been using MMO/MOBA mice for years for shooters because I hate having to let go of the WASD keys and for some reason beyond my understanding, most people disagree with me and brush off that reasoning. I have no idea why they don’t see the logic but I’m glad to finally hear it on a review from a bigger channel.
Yep, coming from console I do the same on all fps and use a joycon in my left hand. Ppl give me crap for it but whatever, it's comfortable and I can walk slowly as well instead of having a set speed by hitting W
@@SonictheNinja Nintendo switch joycon or even a DualShock/dualsense/xbox controller would work one handed as well. I use my steam deck one handed in bed with this mouse as well. It’s my preferred method of playing fps games on pc
this looks incredibly useful, too bad you can't get a lot of good ones like this for under 100$. With cat many buttons you can have one hand on shift+w+a+s+d+space at all times and use the other buttons fore weapon changing and other stuff. also I love SteelSeries software.
I currently have an "MMO" style mouse while the Aerox 9 is underway to me. The MMO style mouse I currently have and have been using is the Redragon M908 Wired. Now, I am no profesional like Frank here but I must say this mouse has served me incredible well. There is an option for a wireless one on Amazon. It's currently $47.99 and I would totally recommend it if you need a cheap yet effective MMO style mouse. It has an ergonomic design, 16 remappable buttons. One of those is a macro button and with one click it registers as 3 clicks. It's a nice mouse (for me atleast) overall and I'd truly use it over a "normal" mouse for gaming any time.
@@kevv_so_fr it's incredible how much changes about a schizophrenic is 7 months. I don't even remember writing that comment. Also i have a razer viper ultimate now.
I am still hoping Roccat will make a new version of the Nyth, that was by far the best mouse if you to customize ur mouse and the buttons well perfect as well. Both this steelseries mouse as the corsair one has a lot of buttons, but the surface is flat, meaning that it can be hard to distinguish the different buttons, this wasnt the case with the Nyth. How will it perform with sweaty hands though? The sweat will fall right through... especially in the summer.. I was forced to get the corsair scimitar elite., that one at least allows for moving the buttons left or right for optimum thumb placement based on ur hand.
This is the best mice ive seen for my needs. I don't play a lot of mmo but i use the Logitech G600 and for editing Videos or quick switching in games its really helpful. Price on the mouse shown in this video is Decent but not going to buy it any time soon. Its a bit out of my budget lol
I wish other manufacturers would realize not everyone cares about saving a couple of grams. We need more MOBA mice. I would rather have more weight to have more buttons and be wireless than be the lightest thing ever. If weight is a problem then maybe you should do a couple of pushups...
When I compare this review to that of the SwiftpointZ, way better at being more than just an MMO mouse, I can see the fix. Big product companies get their advertisements here. Small company doing so much you can explain it all in 4 minutes, or easily mis-explain it? They're screwed. I wish gaming channels would stop misleading customer to think that the lightest mice are the best. All that matters is smoothness of travel along the surface is on. The mouse actually being heavy is not something that'll ever blip as an ergonomics (and thus not a control or fatigue) concern.
Okay just plugged in the Aerox9 I like it already! But I don't get why every reviewer is saying not for small hands though. I don't know what are they meaning; like a 5 year olds or something? I do not have large hands much to the detriment of my guitar playing, but this is fine, after use I do find bigger hands like a bigger house you live in :) is sort of better. it is a little twitchy right now it needs the software downloaded I guess to change DPI and all. Note: Just watched the part where the button behind scroll wheel changes DPI, 2:25 and it does seem to have 5 different settings by default, in config page you can remove or add up to 5. I'm using 2 at 300 and 600 for now. My G900 has only 3. This can all be changed in software. The G900 is almost exactly the same size minus the hump the Aerox9 has which is nice, I always felt the G900 was a bit flat. I do wish it had hyper-scroll! It sux that a premium mouse originally at $150 - However I paid $107 for a used like new on Amazon. BTW if I got something from Amazon's warehouse it has always been better than I expected. I bought a pool pump, it was supposed to be "used like new," it had absolutely never been opened. Sweet! - But in 22 it's amazing that it doesn't have hyper-scroll included. My G900 does and well every mouse I've owned since IDK decades ago, If a mouse didn't have it I'd just normally go somewhere else. There isn't much use for it in gaming (Fortnite currently) so I can live without it since it has the 12 buttons, but the 900 just has a button to engage it or not, so... This has a button where that would be but is the button for the DPI which can be changed to anything supposedly, can on G900. Feels nice with the L 'n' R clicks and stuff they almost have like a soft click. The wire really feels like a limp piece of string, far more flexible than any other wire on anything I'm aware of. Hope this doesn't mean a shorter life! It's like regular braided but the wires inside feel thinner and the cover is loose like. It does work well, and since it will only be for charging it's Okay, still don't know if this can be charged off mouse pad, but guess that's it for first impressions of the "world's most important mouse of 2022." Whoa just got to using the software to change lighting and 2/3 of the lights are on the bottom??? Very strange! You can't see them! IDKY they aren't up top; with the openings you could see them through the case holes, but nooo. SMH. Well you can always pick it up and look at them! Yay! GJ SS! Finding the button configuration software was a bitch! But it is here in this DL under the engine subheading -- steelseries.com/gg It had firmware updates to both dongle and mouse and at first glance the software looks pretty complete, if not a little bit awesome. Going to go play now, hope this helps. See-ya!
Years have gone by and I've yet to find an MMO mouse that can replace my old Logitech G600. I really wish Logitech could just snip the cord off, update the buttons/switches, and give it a better sensor. Other than that the form factor and layout has been perfect for me for a decade now. One of my favorite features is the extra button for your ring finger. Depending on what I'm doing or playing, I can bind it to interact, reload, alt/ctrl, push to talk, ect..
don't bother buying absolute shitty left mouse clicking AKA 1. press it and it clicks normally 2. IF u apply more pressure it goes even more down with clunky sound?????? wtf unless this is some "feature" failed product else have fun playing games that require long periods holding mouse button down (like PoE) and you will go crazy with "double click range" 2/10 rip 120€
I use the Logitech G600. It's huge, chonky, has a ring-finger button, and its $40. The 12 side buttons feel great, they're not cramped, it feels good in the hand, but it's heavy as fuuuuck and all that weight goes to my pinky. I would love for logitech to give it a lightweight redesign because other than the weight, it's a perfect mouse *for me*. I don't even play mmo games, i just like not needing to move my hands away from the wasd area. I remap the 6 key to r for reloading amd rebind keys in game to whatever i need them to be and its great. I just wish it was so much lighter
is it bluetooth multi-connect? I like to jump between my work-laptop, home-desktop, and Samsung DEX with x1 Arteck bluetooth keyboard and logitech mouse. I want a gaming quality wired mouse, that can be unplugged and used as bluetooth and can swtich between devices.
I've been using the Logitech G600 for over a decade. The left click started to glitch, so I went new mouse shopping. This is a cool mouse, but it no world is it $100 better than the Logitech. You can pick up the 3 of the Logitech's for the price of one of these. I will say, after buying a new G600, that they're not built nearly as good as the old ones. No braided cord, and it just feels cheaper. In the end, I just went ahead and soldered a new switch in my old one. Now it's good as new.
Picked this up on discount after being a religous user of the razer naga series since 2011 as an MMO player, I was starting to notice some wrist strain from how heavy the naga is so I figured I owuld give this a go. The weight difference is immediately noticable, I prefer the 12 button layout as well. I do miss the ergonomic shape and mechanical buttons for the 12 button grid on the naga though, but the tradeoff was worth it for me.
I still use my naga 2014 as my only mouse. But ou want to avoid using those mice for FPS tho as any push of the side button will move even so slightly your aim. OKish for solo campaign, big no no for competitive. I just don't use the side buttons when playing FPS.
FUCKING FINALLY A LIGHTWEIGHT MMORPG/PRODUCTIVITY MOUSE i was blasting glorious on twiter about it i guess i'll be buying from steel series good jost steel series i'm proud of you boys
I use the Logi "mmo" mouse and I love. Took the weights out of it. I only use about 4 of the side buttons during most games, but it's great. I put any "hand items" on the mouse; reloading, interact, skills, lethal grenades, etc. and then I keep my left hand for movement. Am I any good at games? No.
I'm looking at moving to this from the Razer Naga. I've had a number of Razer Nagas but they always stop working after a year or two. Plus it will be nice to get a wireless one finally. I'm super glad there is finally an MMO mouse without the stupid fat width you get from the 'pinky rest' Why do all moba mice have pinky rests. I hate the pinky rest.
Unfortunally Steelseries releasing the same products with some butons here and there. They have one of the best keyboards the apex pro and its 3 years old now. They sould made an update version of it. Like apex pro silent mode, or apex pro with all keys have omni point switches. And regarding the mouses they stopped making big mouse anymore and the still advertise rival 650, again an 3+years old mouse. Please if you read this steelseries, make a new version of keyboard and a mouse like rival 300.
the logitech competitor to this is not the g602 or the g604 as he mentions in this video.... its the g600, and i dont really like this guys review, seems paid for... i am a steel series fan boy, but i would like someone who uses mmorpg mouses to review this, not a fps user stepping out of his depth... i do still appreciate the review, just again, seems sponsored. I am a bit suprized that he is an FPS player, but didnt include the wireless speeds. I want to know the input lag on this being as its a wireless mouse and how it compares to others. that is one of the BIGGEST factors when it comes to fps and wireless mice, as well as just wireless mice in general for gaming. the position of the buttons is the most common placement, having 1234 on the bottom row is not a good idea, and no mmorpg mouse has done that successfully cause it isnt practical. I also wish he would have done a side by side comparison with the other mmorpg mice. but again i guess that would be pointless being as he is a fps player. thanks for the review none the less!
Can't believe you can recommend this mouse even after using logitech and razer. The side buttons are borderline unusable, way too stiff, narrow surfaces of the buttons making it even harder to press. The side buttons are trademark for MMO mouse, if that fails, it loses the identity, making it just another mouse. And given the insanely high price tag for this, this mouse is a failed product.
I look and look and look for a light mmo mouse for months, settle on an elecom import from japan, literally the next week after i get the mouse this mouse is announced
Yeah.....you don't need a lightweight mouse for playing MMOs. The Rival 500 was so much better than this turd. Also, stop making wireless mice unless you plan to make a docking station.
I've told Steelseries I'll buy every single wirseless mouse for left hand or ambidex that they made and so far my collection is complete at 0. They literally have 0 products I can use. Thanks, Steelseries, I love not using your mice.
Steelseries Apex Pro smokes every other gaming keyboard and is almost on-par with custom builds with the right keycaps. Now this mouse? IMO Steelseries is the smartest gaming brand.
I have a corsair wired mouse that has the 12 buttons on the side and I love it but it is kinda heavy and I wish it were wireless. This is gonna be the best mouse I could ever have. Also don't know why it's considered an mmo mouse. I like to play overwatch, cod, and rainbow with all the buttons
The idea of having so many keys on the side of the mouse like that makes me think it'd be prone to mis-clicks, but at the same time, as a War Thunder player, this would make it so much easier for me to setup key bindings in a sensible manner, especially as a someone that likes flying helicopters in the game and makes use of additional keybinds.
I'm gonna wait for the price to come down 150$ for a gaming mouse is too much 50$ is my limit for premium mice when you consider keyboards are already hitting 150$ dollars low end on their own.
As an fps gamer that bought a wired Naga trinity 3 years ago I can say without a doubt that 12 buttons on your mouse is unfair I primarily play tarkov and use my side buttons for meds crouching prone and switching guns this leaves my left hand to move reload run and use my inventory I never run into the problem of not having my fingers in the wrong spot at the wrong time
I will never buy a mouse with fuckin' holes in it. Honestly, I wish mice became somehow modular like PCs and Keyboards. It's so hard to find the perfect mouse.
this actually appeals to me as a video editor! i've been using the corsair scimitar with those 12 thumb macros for 3 years, and it's alright. but after trying lighter mice, it's a bit dummy thicc these days and the wire doesn't help. i do wish the side buttons were textured; the corsair scimi has alternating textured rows so it's easier to recognize the buttons. but not a dealbreaker--when you use these types of mice, there is always a unique learning curve you gotta drill into your head! the price isn't.. great. but for what it is, it's not horrendous. will DEF look into this! 🙌
I'm pretty sure that my Corsair Scimitar weighs a pound and a half. I can't even use it for gaming anymore. I switched to the Naga specifically because of weight so this is very tempting.
a wired version like the aerox 5 would have been so much better....due to my nature of work i need the buttons in order to not kill my keyboard with repeated cut/copy/paste commands for 15 hours daily...
good looking mouse Frank, certainly catered for certain types of games, I too play FPS games and just because of the panic that tends to kick in when playing these them I could see me constantly hitting the wrong buttons on the side 🤣
I like mounting the buttons I need to use often but need to take my wasd fingers off of to press on the side mouse buttons, such as the crouch and melee buttons. I think I would be good with three or four buttons, but this is too much. My current mouse is the redragon M686, and that has three side buttons and tow dpi up and down buttons, but it's kinda a brick.
I've been using this mouse daily for 2 months. Great layout, if your fingers can reach, but I have to say one thing... The battery life on this thing is fucking atrocious.
charge only on usb c cable??? too bad.....dock or wireless QI ius much better. Also i don't understand while those side buttons were thus placed diagonally
Blame Logitech for the side button layout I'm sure steel series made this mouse as a direct competitor to logitech's monster the g600 that they still haven't updated, but it uses the same one two three from the front bottom layout and has since 2012
i don't think this the people behind it actually thought about button placement. it sucks ass. like why is it a rhomboid shape? 3 is so far in narnia that you have to shift your form in order to reach it. specs are good. it's just the button placement sucks ass
I’m going to be honest I hate this mouse. The buttons take far to much pressure to click compared to any other mmo mouse. The overall feel of the mouse is terrible. I’ve had it for the last 3 months. I do however love the look but that means nothing.
About 6 years ago I wanted a Logitech mouse but it was out of stock so my dad got the corsair scimitar pro, at the time I said "why would I need 12 macro buttons" although now I can't live without them. My mouse is starting to have a few hiccups, left click randomly unmapped itself when I was playing halo, and the scroll button died 3 years ago so I've had to remap it to the 6 key and overall the mouse doesn't start up with windows sometimes. I was gonna buy the same mouse or the updated model so I can use iCue4 cuz mine doesn't support it but considering I don't have many corsair products anymore so this may be my new mouse weighing it WIRELESS!
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I use cut to size velcro strips on my G600 mouse's side buttons to help get a feel which buttons are which ie num2 num5 num11 have a square velcro strip on them it helps make it more obvious where your thumb is placed, looks like this mouse would benefit from this as well.
meh bought it and returned it the next day. The mouse needs to be taller and the buttons more defined. Due to its shortness the buttons are made for someone with baby fingers. This coming from a guy that has teenager hands.
i only jus saw this at bestbuy the other day, been using it with csgo because i always used either the corsair scimitar or the naga pro and it's my new fav mouse!
