Nothing about it is the worst…besides the side creaking. Lol

​@@doc_SilentRangerplus side creaking already fixed

@@roger3681yeah. Im just messing around. Its not a huge deal and otherwise its the best mouse ever. Excited for the small

They are absolute garbage given the price. This is the only overly positive review I've seen of the ULX; a good unit production perhaps but it's the same old same

Lmao yall actually think going from 40-60 is the best youre wrong. What are you some pathetically weak human being? Going from 120-60 is an actual difference. And the dog build of this mouse, final score 3/10

cope! 🐨

@@hungry6479okay dweeb nobody needs a finalmouse its literally for fun. the best feature of the mouse is the magnesium and not sweating all over it. been using FM for years shit is nothing special

I'm buying it on StockX. I can't wait to be late to the party 😢

"first batch" cope

there will 100% be more batches since its a supposed be more of a long term thing

on what mice..?

Why death adder v3? I’m about to get a viper v2

⁠feel like it's just personal preference. Both great mice, pick what you want. I'm actually loving the dav3 with the grips way more than my gpro. I have huge hands.

I also just changed from gpro to dv3 and this mouse is incredible, had it for about 3 months now@@Pythonmh

It's sand blasted carbon fiber imo.

Magnesium clicks are too rigid, I think Lamzu has a good solution tho

I’ve always wondered if magnesium is the best for hand temperature reasons. The thing I’m using as a wrist rest has a thin metal plate on top and I think its perfect for regulating temperature, since metal is conductive when its hot out the metal feels cold and when its cold out the metal reflects and stores some of the heat lost from the hand. Some of the other magnesium mice seem to be able to make the clicks work, so I assume the click feel isn’t an inherent flaw of magnesium. I noticed that Razer glues a sheet of magnesium on top of a plastic trigger to retain some of the flexibility of a plastic trigger. Btw, Wooting is the first company to do websettings.

​@@WARnTEAand they have a lightweight app on top of that!

@@Androidonator yea I actually prefer the lightweight app. Web is kind of sketchy because its a huge security flaw for a website to be able to control your mouse/keyboard. The only reason people hate apps is because the big companies force you to create an account so they can steal and sell your data, and then they force their apps to run 24/7. Its ridiculous. Maybe back in the day it made sense when mice didn’t have onboard memory but every mouse has onboard memory now. The app should not be running 24/7.

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I guess I just dont understand why you'd adjust your DPI rather than in game sens. Not many other mice with these designs atm, but lamzu has one called the tachi coming out eventually

The thing is, its $200. Regardless if you use it or not, it should hsve these features already st this pricepoint.... Other products costing less have those features so there is no excuse not to have them. This is why wooting keyboards are a hit..... Who needs analogue inputs on a keyboard? Controller settings? But they do right? We need to recognize that this is a luxury product and as such, it should have those extra bells and whistles. Do you see tesla or other luxury products being sold without the extra bells and whistles?

@@boardzy It's not just for the games, but for everything else. Especially for work with big and high res multi moniror setups. I use my mouse for everything, having the proper dpi set is a must. And it's literally just an extra setting in the SW. Haven't heard of that specific Lamzu, I'll have a look. They have a few good mice already.

custom dpi is pretty rare i think?

@@HeySight regardless if it's rare. Would hope that an expensive mouse wouldn't take away such a basic and simple feature

@@HeySightdefinitely not

Hey, I think the new ULX large is Air58 sized? Kinda has me excited cause there was no mouse with the same shape as the Air58 and there still isn’t, so a refresh is cool

Idk man. I went from the vmse to the ulx and it's very noticeable. I would just go for the next batch.

@@Evan-xs8ts DON'T ENABLE ME!! 😂

I use cheetah size on my starlight 12 phantom but I just didn’t wanna wait so I ordered medium ulx

available today!

Classic batch 1 DIY fix. Key part of finalmouse experience

Only crazy fanatics can put tape on their 200$ and call it flawless.

@@red2432 she is very beautiful to me 😤

​@@red2432Yeah thats fked

Damn, i didnt know at this price point, its acceptable to release products with defects 😂 shiit. Give chinese versions 2 years and theyll probably on par if not equivalent quality wise with finalmouse but cheaper lmao.

How dare they want a symmetrical product at 200$?! So entitled.

Stay stronger brother, thick and heavy *is* the way! 😩

@@Hk7762Tube To carpal tunnel.

Medium ULX I believe

Large is the closest to GPX medium is closer to rvmse

The medium is slightly smaller than a gpro shorter in length and less of a hump

The biggest size (tiger)

YES IT IS

IF this isnt shocking what is?

@@boardzy its on point for finalmouse screwing up logistics but its a good mouse. I ordered batch one but still waiting. Hopefully they have some stuff sorted. I just don’t like the flex on the back. But we will work on a new clickbait for you thats not shocking.

finalmouse pushed it back again like always

Batch 1 was pushed to another 2-3 weeks on Nov 23 i think , so finalmeme still delivers in meme content

They pushed it back to 10 december in respect to the people in the first batch who havent yet gotten their mouse

Look at the front sides RMVSE is flatter than the ULX. ULX flares more at the front than the RVMSE. Also, the RVMSE has a higher hump profile than the ULX. In short, two of them will still feel like a different shape even if the measurements are closer to each other.

WL Beast X mini

I am a closet aimer.. maybe I will come out in 2024

All are medium

See his video “why I don’t review mousepads”

@@iamdeancoulstock I’ve watched the video I’m not asking for a review just a simple “yeah I’ve tried it it’s okay”

might wanna wait for qc news if you want to get pulsar, how's vaxee or dave?

@@salmiakki2011 I’ll keep that in mind then! I’ll be honest it’s the first I’ve heard of those

Imagine the price of it. It's not exactly a material that you can work easily or cheaply with.

200 times stronger than steel is miss leading lol

Nope common misconception , on 3370 mice with software based motion sync it was around 1ms but that isn’t the case here

ULX and GPX 2 probably

and your top 3 mouse pads for games like apex legends?@@boardzy

Lmao I was the last reviewer to get review units and have never made a dime from finalmouse. I have been a finalmouse fan since 2019 because I think they actually push mice forward

Okay, I was just wondering. I'm new to your content but have heard great things about this mouse. I'm between the Beastx from WLmouse, the Superlight 2, and the Viper V2 Pro for FPS gaming. Any suggestions? Just started on PC, so my mouse knowledge is limited.

@@ItsMidnight_ I think the superlight is the safest and best option for starting out on PC

@@boardzy Awesome! Thank you!

Large ULX or DAV3 or GPX 2?

@@SirD3embruh if u play moba just get a cheaper gaming mouse why do u need to spend that much?

@@olsaaanwell i'm rich and stupid that why i'm asking😂

The thing I don’t get is the people that refuse to let other people enjoy something different. For decades they’ve been producing 60+gram mice. Then the industry gets like 6 new mice targeting a low weight and all of these people come out of nowhere and call blasphemy. Having options is always better. There used to be a time when every gamer thought that wireless would never be usable. I was one of the people to own a logitech that just got the gaming grade wireless, and I was telling a friend about it and he said that wireless would never work for gaming, while I was literally in the middle of winning a game with a wireless mouse. Now we live in a world where most gamers don’t even consider wired mice as a viable option even though they are considerably cheaper, have a lower latency (not a huge difference but is still measurable), and don’t run out of battery mid-game and need to be charged.

They arent minor , if the palm area falls in and hits the battery that can damage the mouse , same with the flex on the left side Don't cope , thats 200$ so you shouldn't accept such huge QC issuses also the shipping delays are a joke 2nd batch will hit 10th dec and they announced on Nov 23 or something that batch 1 shipping will take another 2-3 weeks So pls just safe your money on this mouse , coming from someone that loves all his finalmouse , but the Ulx is a huge joke Doesn't feel premium in hand like the older models

lul plastic HTX from start of the year weighs 1 gram more with no holes on sides, a dpi button and no retarded qc issues like this what the fuck

As I mention, one of my phantoms which was sent out has it. My copy I bought (guardian) is fine as well. All the units feel very similar button wise. What aspects do you think are cherrypicked?