I will keep those two in mind for sure. I've been a bit interested in the Deathadder V2 Mini anyways and keep hearing great things about the Xtrfy M4 along with Endgame XM1. So, all of those are on the list. Also, I appreciate your continued support my dude!
Yes! Three videos well maybe four videos for tomorrow. Around 8am will be the Burst Pro. Then Astro A20 Gen 2, Model O Wireless, and G Pro X Superlight. The Superlight probably won't be live until tomorrow night though. As for the Viper Ultimate 2 or Mini I have no idea. I'm hoping they have something in the mix though.
@@ThomasMuehler I will be waiting for the g pro x superlight review. So should i buy the g pro x superlight?or should i wait for razer viper ultimate v2.
omfg it does not registering the clicks? I got the razer deathadder v2 mini which I do not recommend because of cheap feeling left and right clicks.Now I'm finding it too hard to find a proper mouse as there is something wrong with each one of them it seems
@@ThomasMuehler I have been using the G502 for the last 4 years and I'm used to ergonomic shape and only just recently I have decided to go for something lighter to maybe improve my aim and yes with deathadder v2 mini I found no luck here.So my question would be would switching to the symmetrical mouse shape be okay or would I rather stick with an ergonomic? I love playing Quake and that's where I want to get better but a 60g mice I find it a bit too light so maybe something in 80g region would be ideal ,I don't know I guess I have to buy and try out the mice instead of guessing.
@@ThomasMuehler I have been using the G502 for the last 4 years and I'm used to ergonomic shape and only just recently I have decided to go for something lighter to maybe improve my aim and yes with deathadder v2 mini I found no luck here.So my question would be would switching to the symmetrical mouse shape be okay or would I rather stick with an ergonomic? I love playing Quake and that's where I want to get better but a 60g mice I find it a bit too light so maybe something in 80g region would be ideal ,I don't know I guess I have to buy and try out the mice instead of guessing.
@@nerijus01 Mice have three main factors. Shape, size, and weight. It just so happens those three factors are also personal preference so vary from person to person. So, you switching from ergo to symmetrical really comes down to you. I personally like both shapes a lot. But find that symmetrical mice tend to be a bit more refined as there is a bigger market for them so mice companies spend more time perfecting the feel. But if you do switch it will likely take some time to acclimate. I’d recommend going to a store like Best Buy who have mice on display and trying out a few symmetrical shapes before buying. As for the lightweight mice thing. I think lightweight mice are better for competitive gaming just due to physics. You going from 130 grams to 60 grams is a MASSIVE difference. So, I think you would have to lower your DPI and spend a good amount of time in an aim trainer (so you aren’t focusing on your performance or how you normal perform but just getting used to the feel) to get used to it. Which I’m sure you would and you’d enjoy it a lot more afterward. But it would take some time and some tweaking of your settings before you are there. Now, for my recommendations. I know you said 60 grams is too light so this first one is a crap suggestion to you. But I just did a review on the Cooler Master MM720 which is an ergo right handed mouse that has top tier specs and you can get it for super cheap. But weighs 49 grams. But out of all the ergos I’ve tried I think that is one of the best. Especially for the price. The Xtrfy M4 would be an excellent choice as well. It’s 69ish grams so would be closer to what you are looking for. Is an ergo with excellent specs and performance. Along with not being too expensive and would be my choice for you. They even have a wireless variant now for not too much more. The Corsair Sabre Pro is also a solid ergo right handed mouse with great specs and performance. As is the Roccat Burst Pro which is more a large symmetrical but I still consider more of a palm grip mouse. Going away from the ergo designs you can’t go wrong with the Logitech G Pro Wireless (You could also do the Superlight but its 60 grams compared to 80 grams) or Razer Viper Ultimate. As those two mice are still THE BEST on the market period. But are very expensive unless if you catch them on sale. A solid runner up for a lot less money would be the Steelseries Aeros 3 Wireless.
@@ThomasMuehler today I have purchased a Logitech g203 and of course I'm still on getting used to it period but the weight it has could be what I'm looking for in a mouse.But I don't think this will be my last or main mouse for long as I'm interested in trying out more mice till I find what's best for me.My guess is that I should test it out for a week or so but so far the left and right buttons feel way better than what I experienced on deathadder v2 mini. Also what do you think of zowie small mice or Endgame xm1r or xm1 rgb ?
The same click onbthe left is happening to me and the shape is actually not that good for my hand when I butterfly click I cant aim cause of that SHAPE and the rest is good
Thanks for letting me know I'm not a one off for the left click. Personally, I'm not a fan of the shape and think the rest of the mouse is good but not great.
They just said oh well. I didn't contact them again. The issue doesn't seem as noticeable and seems to have sorted itself out over time. I'm pretty sure my click issue was just with my unit and not a normal thing. I'm assuming that was in regards to the left click not always working correctly. The rest of the Model O mice that I've tried have NOT had this problem.
@@ThomasMuehler they should have gave you a replacement. I am not sure what to get, so trying to elimiat eit 5o atleast to few choices to try. I want something built as robust as my tte Esports Azurous. Lasted me years. But as my dad needs a new mouse I've been looking into mice alot. Not sure what to try. I might end up with few options but want to eliminate to a minimum.
@@mtbboy1993 I agree they should have offered a replacement. But the fault is also on me as I didn't specifically request one. It does fall under their warranty and if I asked they'd RMA it. I gave it to my Dad and he doesn't have any issues with it. I may still end up sending it in. As for your next mouse. A lot of mice these days have gotten pretty good and now as reviewers we are focusing on shape/size/weight. Over internals or longevity as that is usually pretty good. Top brands are Razer, Logitech, Corsair, Xtrfy, Zowie, and Glorious. But there are a lot of others that do a great job as well. My top mice are as follows (in no particular order): - Logitech G Pro X Superlight/G Pro Wireless - Logitech G305 - Roccat Burst Pro - Razer Viper Ultimate - Razer Viper 8k (depending on PC specs and how hardcore of a FPS gamer you are) - Razer Viper Mini - Razer Orochi V2 - Razer Deathadder V2 Pro - Xtrfy MZ1 (If you use fingertip/claw grip) - Finalmouse Starlight 12 (if you can get it off a drop but not through third party) - Glorious Model O Wireless - Glorious Model O Mini
@@ThomasMuehler I currently use a TTE ESports Azurous , so quite old. but lasted me for years, so need something in similar size. to fit me at least as good, preferably better if that's possible I don't know, this was my first proper mouse, my pervious mice all were cheap junk that died quickly.
I’m glad your funny you’ll rise in the ranks of RUclips if you keep it up congrats on 5k you got my sub
Appreciate it! Welcome to the family Sweaty Santa. Love the name. I am very happy you are here. Have a great rest of your day/week.
Y tf do u have only 5k subs. U deserve atleast 1M
I appreciate the love my dude. Always love seeing these types of comments. You have a blessed day! *bro fist
@@ThomasMuehler thanks sir❤️
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Yes. This. Yes. lol
If you ever compared it to other lightweight ergonomics try the xtrfy m4 and the razer viper deathadder v2 mini😄
I will keep those two in mind for sure. I've been a bit interested in the Deathadder V2 Mini anyways and keep hearing great things about the Xtrfy M4 along with Endgame XM1. So, all of those are on the list.
Also, I appreciate your continued support my dude!
So is the g pro x superlight review coming soon? And is razer going to make a new viper ultimate v2 to go up against the g pro x superlight?
Yes! Three videos well maybe four videos for tomorrow. Around 8am will be the Burst Pro. Then Astro A20 Gen 2, Model O Wireless, and G Pro X Superlight. The Superlight probably won't be live until tomorrow night though.
As for the Viper Ultimate 2 or Mini I have no idea. I'm hoping they have something in the mix though.
@@ThomasMuehler I will be waiting for the g pro x superlight review. So should i buy the g pro x superlight?or should i wait for razer viper ultimate v2.
@@blasterdarkness5649 I'll let you decide after watching that review.
omfg it does not registering the clicks? I got the razer deathadder v2 mini which I do not recommend because of cheap feeling left and right clicks.Now I'm finding it too hard to find a proper mouse as there is something wrong with each one of them it seems
I think you've just gotten unlucky up till now. Also, there are a lot of terrible mice out there. What are you looking for? I think I can help.
@@ThomasMuehler I have been using the G502 for the last 4 years and I'm used to ergonomic shape and only just recently I have decided to go for something lighter to maybe improve my aim and yes with deathadder v2 mini I found no luck here.So my question would be would switching to the symmetrical mouse shape be okay or would I rather stick with an ergonomic? I love playing Quake and that's where I want to get better but a 60g mice I find it a bit too light so maybe something in 80g region would be ideal ,I don't know I guess I have to buy and try out the mice instead of guessing.
@@ThomasMuehler I have been using the G502 for the last 4 years and I'm used to ergonomic shape and only just recently I have decided to go for something lighter to maybe improve my aim and yes with deathadder v2 mini I found no luck here.So my question would be would switching to the symmetrical mouse shape be okay or would I rather stick with an ergonomic? I love playing Quake and that's where I want to get better but a 60g mice I find it a bit too light so maybe something in 80g region would be ideal ,I don't know I guess I have to buy and try out the mice instead of guessing.
@@nerijus01 Mice have three main factors. Shape, size, and weight. It just so happens those three factors are also personal preference so vary from person to person. So, you switching from ergo to symmetrical really comes down to you. I personally like both shapes a lot. But find that symmetrical mice tend to be a bit more refined as there is a bigger market for them so mice companies spend more time perfecting the feel. But if you do switch it will likely take some time to acclimate. I’d recommend going to a store like Best Buy who have mice on display and trying out a few symmetrical shapes before buying.
As for the lightweight mice thing. I think lightweight mice are better for competitive gaming just due to physics. You going from 130 grams to 60 grams is a MASSIVE difference. So, I think you would have to lower your DPI and spend a good amount of time in an aim trainer (so you aren’t focusing on your performance or how you normal perform but just getting used to the feel) to get used to it. Which I’m sure you would and you’d enjoy it a lot more afterward. But it would take some time and some tweaking of your settings before you are there.
Now, for my recommendations. I know you said 60 grams is too light so this first one is a crap suggestion to you. But I just did a review on the Cooler Master MM720 which is an ergo right handed mouse that has top tier specs and you can get it for super cheap. But weighs 49 grams. But out of all the ergos I’ve tried I think that is one of the best. Especially for the price.
The Xtrfy M4 would be an excellent choice as well. It’s 69ish grams so would be closer to what you are looking for. Is an ergo with excellent specs and performance. Along with not being too expensive and would be my choice for you. They even have a wireless variant now for not too much more.
The Corsair Sabre Pro is also a solid ergo right handed mouse with great specs and performance. As is the Roccat Burst Pro which is more a large symmetrical but I still consider more of a palm grip mouse.
Going away from the ergo designs you can’t go wrong with the Logitech G Pro Wireless (You could also do the Superlight but its 60 grams compared to 80 grams) or Razer Viper Ultimate. As those two mice are still THE BEST on the market period. But are very expensive unless if you catch them on sale. A solid runner up for a lot less money would be the Steelseries Aeros 3 Wireless.
@@ThomasMuehler today I have purchased a Logitech g203 and of course I'm still on getting used to it period but the weight it has could be what I'm looking for in a mouse.But I don't think this will be my last or main mouse for long as I'm interested in trying out more mice till I find what's best for me.My guess is that I should test it out for a week or so but so far the left and right buttons feel way better than what I experienced on deathadder v2 mini.
Also what do you think of zowie small mice or Endgame xm1r or xm1 rgb ?
The same click onbthe left is happening to me and the shape is actually not that good for my hand when I butterfly click I cant aim cause of that SHAPE and the rest is good
Thanks for letting me know I'm not a one off for the left click. Personally, I'm not a fan of the shape and think the rest of the mouse is good but not great.
Did they get back to you?, did you contact them again? is this issue fixed now? is it only this model of mouse?
They just said oh well. I didn't contact them again. The issue doesn't seem as noticeable and seems to have sorted itself out over time. I'm pretty sure my click issue was just with my unit and not a normal thing. I'm assuming that was in regards to the left click not always working correctly. The rest of the Model O mice that I've tried have NOT had this problem.
@@ThomasMuehler they should have gave you a replacement. I am not sure what to get, so trying to elimiat eit 5o atleast to few choices to try. I want something built as robust as my tte Esports Azurous. Lasted me years. But as my dad needs a new mouse I've been looking into mice alot. Not sure what to try. I might end up with few options but want to eliminate to a minimum.
@@mtbboy1993 I agree they should have offered a replacement. But the fault is also on me as I didn't specifically request one. It does fall under their warranty and if I asked they'd RMA it. I gave it to my Dad and he doesn't have any issues with it. I may still end up sending it in.
As for your next mouse. A lot of mice these days have gotten pretty good and now as reviewers we are focusing on shape/size/weight. Over internals or longevity as that is usually pretty good. Top brands are Razer, Logitech, Corsair, Xtrfy, Zowie, and Glorious. But there are a lot of others that do a great job as well.
My top mice are as follows (in no particular order):
- Logitech G Pro X Superlight/G Pro Wireless
- Logitech G305
- Roccat Burst Pro
- Razer Viper Ultimate
- Razer Viper 8k (depending on PC specs and how hardcore of a FPS gamer you are)
- Razer Viper Mini
- Razer Orochi V2
- Razer Deathadder V2 Pro
- Xtrfy MZ1 (If you use fingertip/claw grip)
- Finalmouse Starlight 12 (if you can get it off a drop but not through third party)
- Glorious Model O Wireless
- Glorious Model O Mini
@@ThomasMuehler I use paw palm grip. trying to be as relaxed as possible.
@@ThomasMuehler I currently use a TTE ESports Azurous , so quite old. but lasted me for years, so need something in similar size. to fit me at least as good, preferably better if that's possible I don't know, this was my first proper mouse, my pervious mice all were cheap junk that died quickly.
jack black reviewing mouse
Hells yeah. Except Jack Black is funnier and better looking. lol
you're super funny
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