agreed to hell - really professionally tested right here. Excellent quality!

And he combines it with great cinematography!

makes me really wonder what he studied at college/uni or if he just learned all that stuff by himself

Battle nonsense used to do latency reviews with a similar rig but he retired from KZfaq, I wonder if he was inspired by that

Rtings exist, but sure w/ presentation

Like he said, that testing is still very important to identify outliers.

Among razer and logi for sure but the rest is kinda sketchy

I think reliability is a good factor too. I've been using the same G700 for many years at this point. The switches have needed some care a couple of times but overall the longevity has been spectacular.

@@Khrrck Great point. I wish there was a big enough audience for thorough, long-term reviews.

@@jumpman1213 Yeah, while I kinda get why ultralight mice are a thing these days, I just can'tt see things like those wafer thin carbon fiber mouse buttons lasting too long under extended use. Plus personally I prefer the heavier mice anyway.

Same! really interested in seeing a high end pixar and how it compares to the most known mice.

So would I, crazy content

pulsar x2 too as it seems to be more of a gpx/vv2 competitor

I tried all of them. Ended up choosing Xlite V2 mini. Real shame they are not getting enough recognition

@@Dun1007 What's your grip style?

Yeah, micro USB is 🤮. Complete dealbreaker. Worst connector of all time.

How does it matter? I have had the Superlight for a year now and it has never bothered me even once

You can buy a cable with a separate magnetic connector, that way you just have to snap it if you want to charge and then leave the end in the mouse itself.

get a g303 shroud then , has the type C u want, cheaper, has a grip that if u get used to you'll like more than a neutral mouse's when u get confident.

Micro USB isn't a dealbreaker when you only have to charge it for 30 minutes every 10-12 days.

Yeah, I agree, different grip and hand size, but I’ve switched from G Pro Wireless to Viper Ultimate because of the shape and was happy about it. But after I’ve tried the Superlight - I knew I wanted the Viper shape to get the same treatment and new V2 Pro is exactly that

I swapped to v2 pro after my g pro wireless start having right click issues (26 days after warranty ends). Feels kind of cheated with the omron 20mil clicks and went for razer gen 3 90 mil clicks switch in v2 pro. Was a heavy user due to work from home. I gave it to my dad for father's day, it is still functioning well for regular user. But for someone that uses it to game, it is not fun when you zoom in to snipe, the gun zooms back out. :v Also main reason I swapped is due to camera not turning in FF14 because you need to hold down right click down for the camera to turn. Sometimes the right click doesn't work, you die in raids because you can't turn the camera in the middle of the fight and dies. It happens 95%-99% of the time and it is not fun when it happens. So far I'm loving v2 pro. I no longer accidentally jump (in valorant) with the stiffer middle button. For g pro wireless, I keep accidentally touch the middle button and my character just jumps in the middle of gunfights. +_+ I hope the mouse can last at least 5-8 years this time around. The price for v2 pro is not cheap, it is freaking expensive. : O

@@leotle6309 you jump with mmb?!

@@pseudzy Yeah. It might sound weird but if you play games like valorant or csgo, there is something that almost everyone uses and it is called bhop (bunny hop). I think it can be done with regular spacebar but it is just a lot easier to bhop by binding jump to mouse scroll wheel down or up. But I find mouse scroll wheel down more intuitive and feels better. There are some spot that you don't make sound in map when you bhop like bhopping up a ramp as opposed to running. I think in csgo bhopping is also faster then just regular running. It also makes your character a harder target to hit jump up down left right. It can also be used to absorb less damage from mollies in Valorant because when you are jumping through the AoE molly, you are in contact with the molly for less amount of time so the molly does less damage to you.

@@leotle6309 I’m fucking stupid, I use that myself in apex for superglides/superglide tapstrafes lmao. I pictured you pressing in middle mouse for some reason

Not forgeting about this mushy side buttons of GPro. I personaly use GPro and my wife Viper and at the end I needed to admit... Viper is better

Hey, I'm assuming you got it already, how does it feel?

@@WooXZerah it’s nice mate, I like it more than the Superlight

The viper mini is the best sub 50 dollar mouse hands down. Punches way above its weight, it’s super light and build quality is good. The wire isn’t even a big deal to me personally, I barely notice it when the rest of the wire falls underneath the table

had this happen to me not even 6 months into using the mouse

Why? Was the mouse too big? Or too small?

You might like the MM720 too. I main a g303 but im tempted to buy a china 720 thats wireless to replace it. super super light and great shape for smaller hands

@@zednik8956 i still love the shapw and weight of mm720 but cm is just suck at making products. My mm720 died 2 times and never buy them again. Im on razer viper mini rn, not bad

@@zednik8956 g303 is the most comfortable shape for me, and I’ve tried almost everything else there is

I went from mm710 to logi g pro x to kone pro and tested friends' g305 , got g303 shround and just planning on selling or throwing all others. Its insane.

You people have not worked a minimum wage job, have you

Everything that I've seen that contends with it is considerably more expensive. It's a ridiculously good mouse for the price.

They released another firmware? I was using the latest Mini firmware but still got the LOD issue.

My hand is pretty huge and i think that i'll sell viper mini to buy viper 8k. Dont get me wrong, the mouse is amazing for the price, its just my hand.... xddd

Does your side button wobble? Mine is slightly wobbly but it’s still working well enough to where it doesn’t affect me too much

@@3xtan327 mine's slightly wobbly too. Maybe its the design? I dont really care tbh since i use this mouse for fps gaming

Yes, do way more tests. Way MORE!

Don’t spend the money for Finalmouse. Unless you get it on drop, but that’s still extremely high. All sorts of mods you can do to a Superlight to be the same weight

@@bwb4449 thanks!

@@Evan-xs8ts if it’s for you, no need to justify your decision of spending $200+ for a mouse. I can’t justify spending that much when I’m not a pro or making money playing

@@bwb4449 I didn't spend more than 200. It was 187 for me

@@bwb4449 you spent 150 on a superlight and 30$ kore is too much for you?

Superlicht also have the stickers

@@juicy9592 those stickers that come with the GPX re said to be pretty bad

If only the clicks wern't so bad. Razer should just use enthusiast switches and bail on the optical garbage tbh

@@Snook_ I think they should stick to their guns and eliminate double clicking and close the gap between optical click feel and mechanical. Many people like the clicks anyway

@@Snook_ i like the optical ones better

check out the pulsar xlite v2

That's because you used it for so long. Just commit and change and youll suddenly realise your new 'home' or 'bed' isn't your old anymore. It's literally just time.

Got the same problem after 8 months of usage

Yep scroll wheel click stopped working after less than a year

Viper mini with broken scroll wheel gang

wait I thought that was just me LOL it's been like 2.5 years, my middle mouse click is starting to fail but it still has some life in it yet T-T

And the grip is that good or do you recommend to buy extra grip. And maybe another mouse feet?