G-Wolves HSK PRO 4K Review
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G-Wolves HSK PRO 4K Review
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I believe some may actually feel more comfortable with the HSK+. The reason why is it has bigger side walls and can be gripped in more points than the HSK Pro. Sense switching to the HSK+ to the HSK Pro I really don't feel like it improved my aim much tbh.. I believe there is a sweet spot in terms of mass/size for a fingertip grip mouse. Going HSK Pro small may be a negative to some in comparison the HSK+ in other words.
You can stack the side grips that it comes with, I have a couple circle ones stacked for a bit more width
I already did it :)
How’s the battery? I sometimes will put in 12 hour days when I don’t have work and I’ve been worried about the battery life since the battery is tiny
It will last about a few days with heavy use from my experience.
The M2K (or the upcoming M3K) might be more your jam for relaxed/extended fingertip grip. HSK Pro is more of an aggressive fingertip grip type of mouse.
How is the HSK pro an aggressive claw mouse? i don't understand how that would be possible
@@LogPile444 I misspoke, meant more aggressive fingertip.
@@MeowTow that makes more sense :) thanks
I would love to review it!
Yes! I was hoping you’d review this!
Really nice review :)
I have many second thoughts deciding between HSK PRO 4k or MZ1 wireless [which might be rather narrow for regular hand size 1-3-1 fingertip grip].
Honestly i couldn't care less about 4k [as i think its a stinky pile marketing BS] and I'd rather have a solid shell mouse weighting a couple grams more. HSK PRO 4K just looks so fragile and flimsy... But then again the solid-shell hsk+ sidebuttons are positioned wayy too forward placed.
Can you recommend this mouse to someone likes to grip his mouse exclusive 1-3-1 fingertip (sometimes pincer-claw-fingertip) grip or should i rather pull the trigger on MZ1 w?
I prefer the HSK however, 131 and pincer are pretty tough on this mouse. I 1-2-2 fingertip it. It is probably too tiny for a pincer claw since I cant really get my pinky under the ring finger since it is so tiny and short. I hope this helps
Keep up the consistency Liam! I actually just got this mouse in myself in the gray/green color way. Cool stuff :)
Thanks for including the hsk+ in the talk
you just need to tighten the screws up bro, there is no side play or any of that when the screws are tightened properly. Also that scale is not accurate. Those grips dont weigh anywhere near 2 grams brosef.
I was judging the mouse how it comes out of the box. Most people don't disassemble their mice. I do have another scale and the grips were coming in at approximately 1.4 grams. There could be other things in these two mice that could change the weight. The newer version they had to swap the batteries so I'm not sure if that is exactly what is causing the difference or if it is something else.
I love the HSK Pro but I just ordered the HTX since it reminds me of the zowie FK shape which is my favorite shape of all time!
I would love if G wolves released a stardust HSK pro 4K
hey, what kind of grips are possible on this mouse? it's top of my list, but i usually grip just in front of the sensor, and it seems like this is built for fingertip gripping pretty far behind sensor. i'm used to having the split for the thumb buttons somewhat lined up with my knuckle - would that put your grip in front of the sensor (and is it even possible with the way the mouse is so low haha)?
Yes you can grip the front of this mouse just fine :)
How is the mouse in StarCraft Brood War? My mouse is on its way and I sometimes like to play SC:R.
Epic! This is my go to for Starcraft :) You can use code: AimAdapt to get $10 off
It's so pricey for the size 😊
how to buy outside the usa ?
sometimes G Wolves will stock in amazon. I recommend reaching out to them and asking them on their twitter or their discord.
Really grate review this is the type of review I look for
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The HSK pro feels too narrow for me. If it was a bit wider like the M2K, I might be more comfortable with it, but I don't have the M2K. I'm thinking about getting the HSK+
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Great video dude. Very informative. Might have to try this mouse out. Looks 🔥
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Is there anything to be said about the sensors 90 degree orientation affecting tracking? Normally mice have the sensor orientated north south but the sensor is rotated east west. Did it feel off to you?
I haven't noticed anything strange. Feels great to me :)
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Really nice video bro!
Thank you!
How’s the QC holding up?
Still going strong on this and my HTX. No issues yet
@@AimAdapt Damnit. That's gonna make me pull the trigger on an HSK Pro Ace. Lol. Thank you.
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Did you feel like your aim is a bit unstable? I was considering it, I play fingertip all time, but I mainly play Valorant and I'm a bit scared if it won't lack stability, which really sucks in this game
I would not recommend this mouse for stability. It is more a finger tip and flicking type of mouse.
@@AimAdapt My stability is absolutely fine on figertip, although true, I might be shaky with hsk :/
@@akatrosh6519 you might think its fine but thats only because your brain prevents movements that would make you unstable.
@@WorldKeepsSpinnin my brain doesn't accept any other grip anyway. Palm and claw feel insanely weird and unprecise for me
@Akatrosh Honestly I feel like if you aren't inherently shakey or grip your mouse with enough force to induce shaking then you should be fine. I dont have any issues stopping completely on a dime or have jitter and I swapped out the skates for tiger ice dots (so faster skates and less total surface area for friction on top of that), and I'm using a hayate otsu so all relatively fast options especially including the weight, I also play 24cm/360 so fast sens.
If you're really concerned about it, use a slightly slower sens, If you exclusively play games like Valorant or CS then using a control pad should be your go to anyways, and with this combination I dont see how even the shakiest of players wouldn't be able to stop or have control. In addition I would recommend that if you're concerned about lacking stability I'd keep the default skates on, I find once they break in they feel much more control oriented (especially over my current solution) I'd imagine its only an issue if you use glass skates or a glass pad but in those instances you're deliberately taking away stability for smooth movement so its an intentional tradeoff at that point.
Any further lack of control can be practiced away over time, especially if you're using aim trainers to expedite the process. I went from a relaxed claw grip user for nearly 10 years to fingertip and in less than a month of using this grip style I've already dominated my previous scores in trainers. As I continue to get used to the grip style and practice, I feel as though I actually have better and more stable flicking ability than my previous grip style which is inherently more stable, naturally tracking feels miles better using fingertip/this mouse. I did feel unstable when I switched initially, but that was more so due to me going from a stable grip with palm support to only my fingers touching so I had an adjustment period.
If you already fingertip with no palm contact then after the first week I'd imagine you'll have acclimated, for you it'll probably be mainly getting used to the lower weight and much more front forward sensor position due to the size of the mouse.
Is it worth it to spend the extra to get 4k hz or should i just get the 1k hz version
In my opinion, if you have a 240hz or more monitor its a nice addition for games that support it. If your PC cant support it then its still worth it imo because at some point down the line you may get a computer that can and then you'll have the tech available to you. I think 4k vs 1k is more a quality of life thing than anything else, especially with the 3395 sensor being so good in this its not as drastic of a difference. I do however feel a difference, but that difference isn't going to make you a better player, it just feels nicer and smoother. The additional information will help with the accuracy of your own movements, but if those movements aren't accurate to begin with then 4k isn't going to really do much besides feel good. I'd say for an additional 40 bucks its worth it, but not really necessary, in addition I dont think that the 26g vs 29g is enough to justify going with the ACE if you dont mind spending the extra money. I definitely dont think you'll feel the 3 gram difference, but you will feel the 4k difference, that's how I looked at it anyway.
Favorite g wolves mice? And which one has the best qc and best clicks?
My Favorite is the HTX. They are all using the same switches currently. The QC on my HTX is perfect!
3200 DPI mouse for $180? It's trash... Yes, they gave you a spare set of mouse feet... for $180... It's ridiculous. For $180 you can buy a 26k DPI 2k polling rate mouse made out of magnesium... Holy shit, $180 and it has pre-travel, wobbling, etc. but they gave you a brush to clean the mouse... It's a sheer SCAM. C'mon. if it was in the range of $50-$70, even for that price you had a plethora of options that would be superior. Please, hear me out, I use MX anywhere 3s and G303 for gaming, which are not cheap mice, but you can't compare any of these with this thing for price-wise and build-quality wise.
why does dpi matter to you so much