@@turbo49 yeah like having to buy non rechargeable batteries every once in a while, or buying rechargeable batteries and a charger, and then charging them every once in a while AND having to buy new batteries once the rechargeable batteries are really dead... That sounds as inconvenient as me having to write all those letters. And that is why I didn't buy the orochi v2 despite it having the coolest razer mouse name in a while and it looking great, too.
FYI, just because Dedman says the Superlight doesn't fit his hand doesn't mean it's a bad mouse. There's no single best mouse for everyone because everyone has different hand/finger sizes and shapes. There are also aftermarket sticker pads made for many popular mice in case you don't like their out-of-factory texture.
It is bad though. I didnt like my superlight either. The software is horrendous. I hate the razer software as well. I got a beast x mini to replace mine@Dedman_Tech
model o clicks are bad tho lol it uses shitty omrons and after some time the side buttons get extremely unpleasant to click as well as the scroll wheel
maybe he is trying to find a preference? There's nothing wrong with that and if a g502 is the most sold mouse on amazon then there's nothing wrong with a bulky mouse for others.
@@is-3shchuka765majority of people do not use g502 for esports or competetive as yes it is really really good for casual gaming but the superlight is in the top 5 of esport mouses
Do you recommend the razer mouse? I really think it's a perfect fit for my big hand but I've heard some people saying theirs stoped working so I'm not sure@@230men7
I use the Viper Ultimate Pro V2 as a GPX alternative. It's the best mouse I've ever used, period. I'd also like to try the Lamzu Atlantis, I heard that's an amazing mouse too.
Maybe a g502 lightspeed, the special mousepad for it can charge it too, bit heavy with all the weights in, and if you don't mind wired the g502 hero is like 3 times less
@@TieBreaksno it’s actually just a straight downgrade in every way the Razer hyper speed lineup is the budget oriented versions of their flagship pro series meaning the internals of the mice are usually few generations behind. The Gpro super light by comparison is until recently THE flagship Logitech mouse with all top of the line components. Not to mention the hyper speed mice also use a double or triple a battery for power as opposed to the internal rechargeable battery of the super light, if he really wanted that shape he should’ve bought a pro version of the death adder v2
I love experimenting with different mousepads but finding anything better than GPX seems like a daunting task. I wish there were a store where I could test a bunch before buying.
Roccat kone pro air is a very solid mouse. It is extremely light, isnt small, and it is very comfortable to hold for hours straight and still not get tired. It has roccats own software that allows u to customize it in any way possible. I have been using it for about a year now, and I've never used any mouse that is better than this. 100% recommend
@@Dedman_Tech just be careful. Roccat has been having issues lately, I see a lot of QC issues with them now, and apparently support will just redirect you to places you can’t actually contact. Personally, I use a finalmouse starlight 12 and LOVE it, however it may be a bit too expensive. The Pulsar X2 is a REALLY good choice right now, particularly for claw grip, and currently glorious has the Model D pro in forge if you want an ergo that’s ultralight
@@Dedman_Tech the finalmouse is honestly really nice. I put on some tiger ice skates and the glide is really smooth on my LGG Saturn pad. Only issue is the scroll wheel is slight misaligned, which is annoying considering the price, but it doesn’t bother me much
I still haven't put my grips on cuz I'm afraid I may not like it and then I'm going to have residue on the side. I know it can be removed but I'd rather have never been there in the first place
Personal suggestions: hyperx pulsfire haste It gets everything in one mouse it can drag click looks good and it’s really really light (56 for the wired and 62 for wireless)
It's my main lol. I went from the deathadder v2 wired to the v2 x hyperspeed and honestly I love it. As someone who doesn't care a crap ton about rgb, it's perfect.
@@zaekiy7031At first time of using it, it's slippy, but time goes by, it is grippy. Now I knew it why some people like deathadder even though it's a weird mouse.
The RVU usually retails at 150ish dollars but has been hitting 50-70 dollars due to the release of the RV Pro V2. For the 1/3 price of the RVU, even if it is slightly older, it is an absolute fucking deal
I love my superlight, Love the materials, love the texture, love the weight, everything about it just suits what i play and what I need to do. At the end of the day, tech is meant to be enjoyed and people have different preferences, so its nice to see a tech youtuber not yell at the screen
Haha right? I tried out the V3 Pro and it felt almost identical to the V2 Hyperspeed haha. Materials were slightly improved but it's not worth the extra $$
@@Dedman_Tech Hyperspeed is a 80g brick pleb AA battery mouse buddy... V3 Pro is legit a truely wireless 0 latency experience that absolutely shits on the Hyperspeed in every aspect. Ofc its worth the extra buck cus its literally a top tier mouse in Razers offer while Hyperspeed is like upper low tier mouse...
If you want a comfortable mouse i recommend the Razer Basilisk V3. It is the most comfy mouse i've ever used. IDK about weight cause it isn't really a problem to me. Though if you want a wireless one I'd recommend the Razer Basilisk Ultimate, yes it's a bit pricey (well pricey being an understatementbatleast for me) but it's wireless it is very cimfortable with a thumbrest and very comfortable buttons just like the v3.
I tried out the V2 and it was just a Razer 'G502', and I already kinda grew away from the G502 design as a whole. I appreciate the comment and support though, I'm glad your V3 is working for you, that's all that matters!
Pulsar X2 Mini here and it's by far the best mouse out of any I have tried. If you like low friction I would highly recommend putting some superglides on it and I have mine on an Artisan Hien mousepad, very low static friction. But I mostly play fast paced games so might not be preferred for val or csgo.
I have it already! I love the dock and the RGB inclusiveness (even if it's just a lil' bit of RGB), but it comes 2nd to my superlight for now until I find a replacement for the Superlight.
i hope you continue to look, as someone who used a razer mouse for well over 2 1/2 years, it’s not the product that kills you, but they’re shit synapse. the mice are especially software heavy, i had owned a death adder v1, v2, razer viper, viper mini, and the basilisk v3. they all either eventually succumbed to the double click or as i said, the software was just overbearingly bad. I wouldn’t be able to access all my features on the Basilisk until the synapse was on, even then i didn’t want it to be open for me to use my mouse
oh, I know! The software that razer has is ridiculously bad and horribly invasive! The best software from my experience is either logitech’s or steel series’!
@@Dedman_Tech Agreed, Logitech's onboard memory is amazing. You can build the profile you want on your mouse and then never have to open the software unless you would want to change it. I have steelseries GG, which opens and clips video game things in the background which is amazing. Razer is too software heavy, constantly updates AT LEAST once every 3 days.
The G502 is a really good mouse. It’s been my go to for everything. Has lots of programable buttons, rgb, comes with weights that you can put at the bottom of the mouse, and has the perfect shape for the index and middle finger making it confortables to use imo.
@@oskarifps bro, i don’t play league anymore and I go to the gym. I like the feeling of heavier mice since it helps me with accuracy when I play Valorant. I’m also diamond in Valorant which is an fps so idk what your talking about.
Good luck. I have send back the mouse twice for warranty claim. Both issue is because dead sensor. Mouse unable to move the cursor but all the buttons are working fine.
I really like this video. Usually every youtuber just says the Superlight is godtier and for me... its okay. This exactly mimics my feelings when I first touched a Deathadder. Not this deathadder model, cause I dont like the AAA battery stuff, but I just love this thing. Good example of always try this stuff how it feels good to you, kings. Godspeed
@@Dedman_Tech point is, if you were gonna get a deathadder shape, you could've gone for the latest version of that (deathadder v3). Because going from the GPX to whatever u bought is a massive downgrade in terms of specs
It really is a deal breaker for me. And as far as I remember it's also heavier than usual eSports mice. But apparently a lot of people really like the shape. I believe the new viper V3 has a similar shape
Actually I'd say the popular opinion is that the G502 is amazing! It's a TANK of a mouse and has been an industry favorite for years! That being said, I've already had my time with the G502 and I might just give the G502X a try to see what differences lie there, but I'm looking outside of the Razer/Logitech bubble for more!
id 100% take a look at the deathadder v3 pro it’s just like this one but 4k polling rate (with a 30$ adapter sold by razer) and optical click switches which feel really nice
I think you'd love the new g303 shroud it's so comfortable if your hands are big. It takes a day to adjust because the sensor is in a different spot than normal, after that it's king.
G903 with the charging mousepad. Not only is ambidextrous and you can swap your m4/m5 buttons it’s built symmetrical so it’s possible for that. And it came with some weights, idk why people want a “super light” mouse. I find myself wanting a heavier mouse to have more control
I'm good bro lol. I love my superlight. Tried 7 others before the GPW and this one is the best for my wrist pain. Superlight was a no brainer purchase for me. Good luck on your hunt 👍
I went from g305 to super light. Just saying. 99% of the time my superlight is on 5% and i just charge it when it died for 3 minutes and i have 5%. 5% is like 10 ish days for me. 15 hours maybe
V2 Pro would have been a better pick to be honest. It is basically the same mouse, but has a build in Battery, can run 2.4 ghz and BT, Comes with a cable, adapter and dongle, it's also compatible with the razer charging dock, but can be charged with the cable.
It’s refreshing to not be yelled at by yet another tech reviewer 😅
You are welcome! Sub for more non-yelling tech content 🙌🏼😁
@@Dedman_Tech why didn’t you get the v3 pro?
@@desmosgraphingcalculator-y7lTHATS WHAT IM SAYING LIKE ITS THE BEST MOUSE ON THE MARKET
@@MrSlickYTYall complaining before you check he made a review on the DAv3 near 8 months ago
@@chemus9217 we just suggesting like calm down 😒😒
I love the calm attitude cause every short is like a contest on who can be the loudest
You are welcome! I can't stand the shouting YT'ers or TikTok'ers myself either! Subscribe for more non-shouting tech content! ^_^
@@Dedman_Tech Try Deathadder V3 pro It's a really Good ergonomic gaming mouse with 30k dpi
@@Dedman_Techthe g305 is the best cheap wireless gaming mouse
When I saw batteries I was like hell nah
Valid response LOL
same
Using a AA battery makes mice last INSANELY long compared to rechargeable lithium batteries.
@@viathenomad not liking how i gotta change battery and it add weights to the mouse
@@turbo49 yeah like having to buy non rechargeable batteries every once in a while, or buying rechargeable batteries and a charger, and then charging them every once in a while AND having to buy new batteries once the rechargeable batteries are really dead... That sounds as inconvenient as me having to write all those letters.
And that is why I didn't buy the orochi v2 despite it having the coolest razer mouse name in a while and it looking great, too.
FYI, just because Dedman says the Superlight doesn't fit his hand doesn't mean it's a bad mouse. There's no single best mouse for everyone because everyone has different hand/finger sizes and shapes.
There are also aftermarket sticker pads made for many popular mice in case you don't like their out-of-factory texture.
Thank you! This NEEDED to be said, because I feel like people see my personal preference as 'it's bad', but that's not true!
Agreed. I personally love the superlight, best mouse ive ever had, but I can understand how some people don't like it
yes indeed i love superlight but i switch to razer deathadder v3 i think i would never switch another mouse again
It is bad though. I didnt like my superlight either. The software is horrendous. I hate the razer software as well. I got a beast x mini to replace mine@Dedman_Tech
cap razer mouse take the lead
"i dont like this mouse"
"ive been using it for over a year"
:skull:
So he has a solid opinion that the mouse doesn't work for him...
Guy is so calm and chill but pulls out the whole blade 💀
lol
Just wait til the Razor "software" tries to install itself every single day
Is it just me who knows exactly what bestbuy he went to and the area too 💀 that intersection is way too easy to spot
👀 It’s BestBuy my guy!
that's why it's called "best buy"
Leak it homie
The Classic Glorious Model 0
Very good butterfly clicking very good settings and I love the clicks
Awesome! Definitely gonna have to try out the Model D soon, not so sure about the Model O because I used the Model O- and I wasn't the hugest fan lol!
@@Dedman_Tech I recommend the model d definitely
The model o is really bad tho
Definitely gonna have to try out the viper mini aswell or the ultimate since you dont like small mice
How about the o pro version?
model o clicks are bad tho lol it uses shitty omrons and after some time the side buttons get extremely unpleasant to click as well as the scroll wheel
did bro just go from a superlight to the bulky monster that is a deathadder LOL
maybe he is trying to find a preference? There's nothing wrong with that and if a g502 is the most sold mouse on amazon then there's nothing wrong with a bulky mouse for others.
@@is-3shchuka765majority of people do not use g502 for esports or competetive as yes it is really really good for casual gaming but the superlight is in the top 5 of esport mouses
noo bro thats literally my mouse and its the dream
Do you recommend the razer mouse? I really think it's a perfect fit for my big hand but I've heard some people saying theirs stoped working so I'm not sure@@230men7
"I didn't like the superlight 😡"
"So i used it for a year"
@Raishui fr
@raishuimouse shape is 10x more important
Aww someone offend you about your super light. He spent a lot of money, didn’t want to waste it, gave it a go and it wasn’t for him. Is what it is.
Why not buy a viper v2 pro or DAV3?
I on the other hand swapped from Viper Mini to GPX and i cant describe how much i love the GPX, such an amazing mouse
I recommend the glorious model d wireless actually
I use the Viper Ultimate Pro V2 as a GPX alternative. It's the best mouse I've ever used, period. I'd also like to try the Lamzu Atlantis, I heard that's an amazing mouse too.
That's not a GPX alternative, the GPX it's an alternative to Viper pro V2
I prefer the hyper x pulse fire haste
Maybe a g502 lightspeed, the special mousepad for it can charge it too, bit heavy with all the weights in, and if you don't mind wired the g502 hero is like 3 times less
Hmm! I'm gonna try to get the G502X soon! Thing looks like a beast!
Online shoppers and sellers: Do you think I'm a joke to you?
Bro downgraded 💀
Downgraded
I disagree, it's personal preference as to what mouse you like, it's not just about price or quality it's more about what you play better with.
@@doge8153 yep
@@TieBreaksno it’s actually just a straight downgrade in every way the Razer hyper speed lineup is the budget oriented versions of their flagship pro series meaning the internals of the mice are usually few generations behind. The Gpro super light by comparison is until recently THE flagship Logitech mouse with all top of the line components. Not to mention the hyper speed mice also use a double or triple a battery for power as opposed to the internal rechargeable battery of the super light, if he really wanted that shape he should’ve bought a pro version of the death adder v2
Down to Earth✌
I love experimenting with different mousepads but finding anything better than GPX seems like a daunting task. I wish there were a store where I could test a bunch before buying.
for me i have had the gpx for a year as well but all i can say are positive things, i love the mouse
@Detective yeah, i think you can get it replaced with a new one, my friend had his replaced
Try out the Viper v3 pro
Get a deathadder v3 its really nice or even a viper ultimate v2
Review already up the DAV3 Pro! Check it out!
Roccat kone pro air is a very solid mouse. It is extremely light, isnt small, and it is very comfortable to hold for hours straight and still not get tired. It has roccats own software that allows u to customize it in any way possible. I have been using it for about a year now, and I've never used any mouse that is better than this. 100% recommend
I have been seeing this mouse SO much in my comments on TikTok & IG too. I might just have to give it a go!
@@Dedman_Tech just be careful. Roccat has been having issues lately, I see a lot of QC issues with them now, and apparently support will just redirect you to places you can’t actually contact. Personally, I use a finalmouse starlight 12 and LOVE it, however it may be a bit too expensive. The Pulsar X2 is a REALLY good choice right now, particularly for claw grip, and currently glorious has the Model D pro in forge if you want an ergo that’s ultralight
I am definitely trying the Pulsar the Model D 1000%! Just gotta save up! But you have the Finalmouse eh? How’s that serving ya?
@@Dedman_Tech the finalmouse is honestly really nice. I put on some tiger ice skates and the glide is really smooth on my LGG Saturn pad. Only issue is the scroll wheel is slight misaligned, which is annoying considering the price, but it doesn’t bother me much
The grips that come in the box with the mouse makes it feel amazing best mouse I’ve ever used
P.S.
The Pro Superlight btw 🤙🏽
I still haven't put my grips on cuz I'm afraid I may not like it and then I'm going to have residue on the side. I know it can be removed but I'd rather have never been there in the first place
mid fight this guys batterys gonna run out 💀
Maybe try the roccat burst pro air i have it wired but its also available wireless. I run it for a year now and i love the mouse
I gotta give it a go then!
Thats funny. I did the exact same thing. I tried out a superlight for a week, then swapped to the Razer DeathAdder V2 X HyperSpeed too lol
Did you feel some slipping on the mouse? It ruins my aim sometimes
Personal suggestions: hyperx pulsfire haste
It gets everything in one mouse it can drag click looks good and it’s really really light (56 for the wired and 62 for wireless)
Pulsefire Haste is definitely on my list!
@@Dedman_Tech also one more thing the pulsfire wired and wireless use diffrent switches idk how that will effect performance just saying tho
Did you smell the box there? 😂
“It’s too small” 💀
The funniest thing I’ve heard about this. That’s the whole point 😅
that what she said
@Detective man, shut yo BITCH ass up, you built like a *music starts playing*
Its average
@@zngods bruh, it’s gigantic 😭
I think that the viper ultimate is better, why? It is wireless and has charging port and better censor.
How about deathadder v2 wireless?
@@manssupar its good same
honestly i would recommend the logitech g502 lightspeed
a g502 in 2023???
I would also recommend putting all the weights in it
It's my main lol. I went from the deathadder v2 wired to the v2 x hyperspeed and honestly I love it. As someone who doesn't care a crap ton about rgb, it's perfect.
Did you feel some slipping on the mouse?
@@zaekiy7031At first time of using it, it's slippy, but time goes by, it is grippy. Now I knew it why some people like deathadder even though it's a weird mouse.
Next update: I switched back to Logitech because Razer dropped connection like candies
Razer wireless mice are actually better and do not drop connection, lmao
@@barrybondz4483 cant drop connection if you cant connect to begin with. Smart, Razer, very smart!
@@Dizintegrator poor lil pc nub
@@Dizintegratorfr😂
Have owned 4 wireless razer mice over the years, not one connection issue.
Endgame XM1R
finally got my death adder v3 holy hell this thing is light as a feather and is perfect size i use to hate the grooves but the new shape is money.
Deathadder v3 wired or deathadder v2 x hyperspeed?
The RVU usually retails at 150ish dollars but has been hitting 50-70 dollars due to the release of the RV Pro V2. For the 1/3 price of the RVU, even if it is slightly older, it is an absolute fucking deal
You should defenitely check out the glorious model d wireless its a bit heavy medium size and very comfortable
Glorious Model D wireless video will be coming as soon as I can afford one :)
I love my superlight, Love the materials, love the texture, love the weight, everything about it just suits what i play and what I need to do. At the end of the day, tech is meant to be enjoyed and people have different preferences, so its nice to see a tech youtuber not yell at the screen
Now you need the v3 pro 😂
Already did a review, the thing was ehhhhhh - mainly a bad price IMO!
So pumped to go mouse shopping with you, perfect use of my time
Glad you could come along!
deathadder v3 pro is released
Yep! Take a look at one of my latest videos, it's a review of the Deathadder V3 Pro!
loving how my v3 pro feels exactly like my 2013 3.5g!
Haha right? I tried out the V3 Pro and it felt almost identical to the V2 Hyperspeed haha. Materials were slightly improved but it's not worth the extra $$
@@Dedman_Tech Hyperspeed is a 80g brick pleb AA battery mouse buddy...
V3 Pro is legit a truely wireless 0 latency experience that absolutely shits on the Hyperspeed in every aspect. Ofc its worth the extra buck cus its literally a top tier mouse in Razers offer while Hyperspeed is like upper low tier mouse...
I also switched from logitech to razor because of it's size 🤣
RIGHT?! Everyone clowning on me because of Logitech quality VS Razer quality but don't realize that at least Razer makes bigger mice LOL
@@Dedman_Tech you should try out a Zowie ZA-13c or a XM2W when it comes out
i love how at the start you have the same mouse and microphone as me lmao
If you want a comfortable mouse i recommend the Razer Basilisk V3. It is the most comfy mouse i've ever used. IDK about weight cause it isn't really a problem to me. Though if you want a wireless one I'd recommend the Razer Basilisk Ultimate, yes it's a bit pricey (well pricey being an understatementbatleast for me) but it's wireless it is very cimfortable with a thumbrest and very comfortable buttons just like the v3.
I tried out the V2 and it was just a Razer 'G502', and I already kinda grew away from the G502 design as a whole. I appreciate the comment and support though, I'm glad your V3 is working for you, that's all that matters!
Thanks!
I love my v3 as well
bro calling us broke
Try pulsar xlite v2, prettt underrated
Might have to give it a go!
What do mean underrated it's out of stock
Try a razor ballistic v2
no, too heavy.
Try the g502 x plus!
I’m eagerly awaiting the new G502X! Thing looks DOPE!
bro went from one of the best mice on the market to a mouse that still uses batteries...
The cringe attack I got while watching this 💀
Bro has never heard of Amazon
get a deathadder v3 pro, it is the best mouse now
Review already out, check it out !
I am the others of whom that is a complete dealbreaker.
This video has 136K views!!! Congrats on 1.75K subs, you’re growing INSANELY FAST!!
What mode do you have your quadcast on and volume ?
About the AA. Just insert a battery pack with rechargeable USB
You mustve been happy when you knew that there was a DA V3 cos that mouse is dope
Yep! I actually already did a review and first impressions video on it if you want to watch ^.^
I switched from a g pro x superlight, to a viper v2 pro, and now I'm using a Pulsar X2, which I like the most so far out of the three
Pulsar X2 Mini here and it's by far the best mouse out of any I have tried. If you like low friction I would highly recommend putting some superglides on it and I have mine on an Artisan Hien mousepad, very low static friction. But I mostly play fast paced games so might not be preferred for val or csgo.
Model o wireless is quite nice
Edit:
Oh someone already suggested it
Thank you for your kind suggestion nonetheless ^.^
Dedman, nice content my guy
deathadder v3 pro/viper V2 pro
Check out my review of the V3 and V2!
Razer viper ultimate,its more of an expensive mouse, u might struggle finding it in stores so u might wanna order it online but its so worth it
I have it already! I love the dock and the RGB inclusiveness (even if it's just a lil' bit of RGB), but it comes 2nd to my superlight for now until I find a replacement for the Superlight.
HE HAVE A CHEAPER CAR THAN HIS MOUSE
i hope you continue to look, as someone who used a razer mouse for well over 2 1/2 years, it’s not the product that kills you, but they’re shit synapse. the mice are especially software heavy, i had owned a death adder v1, v2, razer viper, viper mini, and the basilisk v3. they all either eventually succumbed to the double click or as i said, the software was just overbearingly bad. I wouldn’t be able to access all my features on the Basilisk until the synapse was on, even then i didn’t want it to be open for me to use my mouse
oh, I know! The software that razer has is ridiculously bad and horribly invasive! The best software from my experience is either logitech’s or steel series’!
@@Dedman_Tech Agreed, Logitech's onboard memory is amazing. You can build the profile you want on your mouse and then never have to open the software unless you would want to change it. I have steelseries GG, which opens and clips video game things in the background which is amazing. Razer is too software heavy, constantly updates AT LEAST once every 3 days.
razer cobra👀
The G502 is a really good mouse. It’s been my go to for everything. Has lots of programable buttons, rgb, comes with weights that you can put at the bottom of the mouse, and has the perfect shape for the index and middle finger making it confortables to use imo.
the g502 is the worst logitech mouse
@@oskarifps sounds like an opinion.
@@Lupus-et-Agnus ur a league player mice dont matter, but a 120g brick is not a good mouse for comp fps
@@oskarifps bro, i don’t play league anymore and I go to the gym. I like the feeling of heavier mice since it helps me with accuracy when I play Valorant. I’m also diamond in Valorant which is an fps so idk what your talking about.
Good luck. I have send back the mouse twice for warranty claim. Both issue is because dead sensor. Mouse unable to move the cursor but all the buttons are working fine.
the model O wireless has been really doing it for me
Although the Deathadder is the only Razer product I have any faith in, I still groaned like Tina from Bob’s Burgers when I saw you grab it.
This is basically a teaser
I really like this video. Usually every youtuber just says the Superlight is godtier and for me... its okay. This exactly mimics my feelings when I first touched a Deathadder. Not this deathadder model, cause I dont like the AAA battery stuff, but I just love this thing. Good example of always try this stuff how it feels good to you, kings. Godspeed
*reaches for razer*
Me: nonononoNONONOOOOOOOO
Man had it for year and never thought to change it
just the the older corded g502, best thing ever
Is this what happens when you dont look up things u buy
Unfortunately, you can't look up how something's gonna feel - you just have to try it :/
@@Dedman_Tech point is, if you were gonna get a deathadder shape, you could've gone for the latest version of that (deathadder v3). Because going from the GPX to whatever u bought is a massive downgrade in terms of specs
Bro you are a very good man you literally walked in to walmart in crocs.
I have that mouse and I am super impressed by the features,the fact that is wireless, the price,it is alright in size
9/10
bro that mouse was spot on 10/10 and then once I saw the battery I was like nahhh bro why???
Just get the one without batteries then..
It really is a deal breaker for me. And as far as I remember it's also heavier than usual eSports mice. But apparently a lot of people really like the shape. I believe the new viper V3 has a similar shape
Ive been stuck with my model o with electrical for like 3 years 😭💀
That supper kite looking like the model o with the port on the front
Lighter than you thought...until you put the batteries in huehuehue
How the turn tables!
Bro stays glazing razor
Pulsar X2, Pulsar Xlite v2 (they both have a small and medium size), or the G502X which I desperately want. Unpopular opinion: the G502 is amazing
Actually I'd say the popular opinion is that the G502 is amazing! It's a TANK of a mouse and has been an industry favorite for years! That being said, I've already had my time with the G502 and I might just give the G502X a try to see what differences lie there, but I'm looking outside of the Razer/Logitech bubble for more!
That's not an unpopular opinion at all. It's one of the most popular mice of all time, especially among the more casual gamers.
@@BussyEnthusiast well a lot of people serious about gaming say it's a brick. I used it for 3+ years and didn't have a problem with the weight
Honestly I prefer the shape in the new death adder v3 and I think the weight and clicks feel nicer you should try it out
id 100% take a look at the deathadder v3 pro it’s just like this one but 4k polling rate (with a 30$ adapter sold by razer) and optical click switches which feel really nice
I think you'd love the new g303 shroud it's so comfortable if your hands are big. It takes a day to adjust because the sensor is in a different spot than normal, after that it's king.
G903 with the charging mousepad. Not only is ambidextrous and you can swap your m4/m5 buttons it’s built symmetrical so it’s possible for that. And it came with some weights, idk why people want a “super light” mouse. I find myself wanting a heavier mouse to have more control
I'm good bro lol. I love my superlight. Tried 7 others before the GPW and this one is the best for my wrist pain. Superlight was a no brainer purchase for me. Good luck on your hunt 👍
bro went to the bestbuy in CROCS
what are you pulling up to the Best Buy in?
@@Dedman_Tech I’ll be rocking a speedo with pink fluffy slippers
@@Dedman_Tech pewdiepie flip flops
If you don't like it, try using the HyperX Pulsefire. If you want it wireless just get the wireless version. I use the wirless version and love it.
bro forgot to pay 🙏 😭
I wish more modern mice would take replaceable batteries. My G305 would go 3 months with good use before I had to change battery.
I went from g305 to super light. Just saying. 99% of the time my superlight is on 5% and i just charge it when it died for 3 minutes and i have 5%. 5% is like 10 ish days for me. 15 hours maybe
i wish the superlight shape would be slightly longer and the hump wouldnt be so tall....
V2 Pro would have been a better pick to be honest. It is basically the same mouse, but has a build in Battery, can run 2.4 ghz and BT, Comes with a cable, adapter and dongle, it's also compatible with the razer charging dock, but can be charged with the cable.
The Glorious Model D has been comfortable. Specially since I use an MX Master for productivity. Makes the transition a lot better
deep down we all want a ninja air 58 wireless with a 24k sensor
if u don't like that get the roccat burst pro that's exactly what i did