For a guy with such quality youtube content, its hilarious seeing him open up a brand new product literally on his front door, on top of other random boxes
@@martozoneast1098 true but USB-C is even more common nowadays. You could use the same cord to charge your phone, your headset, your mouse, your keyboard, whatever, since that's where the industry standard is moving towards, so I don't see why they'd go for micro-USB tbh.
I mean if you like the mouse you easily can afford the mouse after the pay rolls in, even with the most normal basic job, and if you're not the 12 year old rage boi, then a mouse should really not break.. at least I've had 2 logitech mouses in my whole life and I've only changed because I wanted a new mouse.
I thought the total opposite, he had 17k score at 15 seconds so he was prob going to end around the 67k ish and thats pretty low for if you have been playing games for some time. If you practice aimlab-gridshot free on steam and that is what he was playing if you practise for a couple weeks spend like 20 minutes everyday you will start reaching 80k+ my highest is 93K, some pro players that train in it can reach 110K+ score easily but this will only help improve flickshotting and warming up in games theres a lot more factors like movement equipment special ability's if there are. I'm typing for too long lmao
Wallet mouse is the lightest mouse out there! Connectivity is a bit of an issue though. I want to like it, but the lack of any wireless or wired connectivity makes it difficult to use.
@@vix5724 with micro USB, it takes too long to charge. EDIT: USB-C takes advantage of the USB 3.0 ports, so it supports Fast-Charge, which means it provides a higher power supply than micro USB. USB-C Data Speeds are faster (5Gbps to 10Gps) than micro USB (480Mbps (Micro)). Type-C is becoming a widespread charging standard as computers are moving on to USB-C ports.
Mainly because you don't have to look at how your plugging it in; USB-C connectors don't care which way they're plugged in (orientation). Plus, USB-C is just 😎.
Literally I think they are trolling us Who would pay $150 for their tech when they use micro usb? like for real, how hard is it to release something with god damn usb-c? why can they do it on their MX series and not on the expensive G series? WHY WHY WHY
@Mrconorxd They're faster charging, carry more power and less prone to breaking because of it's design. Almost forgot, it is also reversible, so you can plug it in however way you want.
@@axiosw0774 i payed a 150$ for a mouse without a usbc cable. Just bought a Powerplay too and dont have to worry about charging it at all. Who cares about micro usb if you never plug it in anyways...
Did anyone else always think that the lights on the left side of the frame were always in the "corner" of the room? I was today years old when I realized its one flat wall! I've been subscribed for YEARS! 😂 Dave, you set magician you 🙌
Oh gosh! I've only just realised this now you've said it and I love those lights, so I'm always checking them out! You're right though, Dave and his video's are totally magic.
Something I do appreciate about Dave... is that even though we see he gets a tonne of gear for review (I assume for free?), he'll always say when he think's something isn't good value or just stupid expensive. Which most tech is nowadays, it's a luxury! So I appreciate that someone who is privileged in his access to these products, doesn't lose sight of what the average person can afford 👍
@@brennethd5391 ik but I'm just furious of Logitech's decision to use micro usb rather than type c.... g pro x wireless and g733 have type c on them... so why not this too??
@@vivekkarwa5828 It's not that we hate rbg, and personally for me, it will ruin my minimalist aesthetics, so I go with just white or blue setups if necessary.
I just upgarded from a G900 to this, and I was blown away. Its so light it feels fake like its one of those empty shells for a store display. I am using it with the wireless charging matt and its pretty awesome. I also really love the feel of the scroll wheel, I don't know how they improved on that but its as perfect as it gets.
I was hoping they would make their next model a bit smaller, or make the shape similar to g305, just better than g305. As it is, I see no reason to upgrade from G PRO Wireless. I'll stick with that and my Viper Ultimate for now I think
I bought the G502 wireless last year, upgrading from a 2012 Mamba. I honestly feel like the G502 is the last mouse I'll ever need. It's super smooth and the battery lasts forever. I've charged it to full once and it's still at 40%
Dave Lee videos are such a breath of fresh air versus all the super-over-the-top, hyperbolic, graphics-heavy reviewers out there. Keep it up, Dave! Love that the mouse was more exciting that the GPUs... but that resonates. It's not a hype cycle - it's just what you find interesting.
Yeah i've been looking into mouses for a few days and i was waiting for you to mention the kind of sensor they used in this, thanks for doing so. But i feel like the 3360 is just as good of a sensor and you can get one for 25 bucks. If you got money to spend no problem but there's no real big advantage spec wise.
It has micro for consistency, people with multiple luxury wireless products don't want multiple wires. Good to just need one cable to charge all my old and new lightspeed devices. Makes sense to me
So I was studying for my exams these few days. And for some reason Dave wanted me to get distracted. Thanks, dave. Now I can blame someone for bad grades.
After years of disappointment I made the switch. YOU can do that too. Support other manufacturers that actually do their job and offer quality product for the price they are charging. There are many nowadays. Glorious Model O wireless, Pwnage Custom Pro, Steelseries Aerox 3
The prongs sort of make the reversible feature for USB C sort of pointless - you have to insert the wire a particular way anyways. Still, USB C would've been nicer since you don't have to carry around the additional charger.
@@amathine440 but if the dealbreaker for you comes down to a charger, and not the mouse itself, that's just cringe. The GPW was 150$ at release. And guess what. People bought it
Dave : I like to enjoy the experience of unboxing stuff without the camera on Also Dave : Instantly opens the package at the door as soon as he enters his studio
