That is a very good point that I should have mentioned in the review. I don't tend to use a controller very often so it slipped my mind. But you are correct.

@@ThomasMuehler I was fortunate to have my Xbox wireless controller detected/selected when I disconnected/reconnected the Bluetooth transmitter. But no such luck on my wired PS5 controller (had to connect with wire if I wanted dedicated haptic feedback). So I got a feeling the restriction applies only to wired game controllers so it is not so bad.

Sorry to hear your old keyboard kicked the bucket right outside of warranty! How frustrating. Keyboards should last a lot longer than that. But I’m excited for your new keyboard!

Love it. Still don't know how you do it without a screen protector.

Great review btw!❤

That is all stock. I did nothing to it.

I've heard that a lot of people do enjoy the Cobra Pro. But still think a lot of people are disappointed it wasn't the exact Viper Mini they were looking for.

The microphone for this is fine. It is flip to mute which is nice. Also, tends to move itself right into the ideal position. You can understand what people are saying just fine, but it comes across as perfectly adequate despite being Discord certified. It gets the job done but will not be blowing any ones socks off and isn’t bad to the point your friends will dislike you.

@@ThomasMuehlerI just bought it rn and was worried if it detects background noise without me speaking thanks.

@@manandotv4133 I think that is pretty environment specific. And mine is quiet so not something I can test well. Hopefully it goes well.

@@ThomasMuehlerI appreciate that man

@@manandotv4133 I would love to hear what you find out so I can help others with a similar question.

I would love to hear your thoughts on the Superlight 2 once you get it in and try it out.

@@ThomasMuehler It just showed up yesterday. the box unopened was less weight than my g403. right away i noticed a slight difference in the palm grip. the superlight has a leaner/slimmer back compared to the g403. will take some time to get used to. the scroll wheel isn't mushy anymore, i can feel each scroll. the click on it is silent which is different. I played aimlabs and some games with it so far - definitely enjoy it a lot. Right now im going to see if I should get glass skates or put grips on. but ya 100% worth the upgrade from a non superlight. My friend has the superlight 1 and if I was on that I probably wouldn't upgrade just for the usb-c/new switches alone. but for a new upgrade/jump from a 40$ mouse big worth it.

I haven't used this mouse in a log time and don't know where it is. I don't know if that is a feature or not. But from my previous experience with a bunch of products. Usually, when the mouse is low it will flash red (which is the case here). And sometimes (depending on the product and how much RGB) if you press the DPI it will show different light settings. But I've never seen (or maybe never selected) it to go from a green RGB to yellow to red for battery. Although that is a good idea.

@@ThomasMuehler Zowie used to use RGB on wheel to show DPI, Roccat got setting to show battery status on top of normal rainbows.

@@sebastianromero113 Yeah it depends on the mouse and if they have a specific RGB for that.

Glad it was helpful. I am to please.

Yes.

I do own the 2022 model. Compared to the 2021 It is faster by a good bit (as it has a much more powerful chip - A12 vs A15). I didn't do a visual comparison though. But from the 2017 to the 2022 at the least would be the same difference if not slightly better than the 2021 from a visual standpoint. And as mentioned will be faster. Also, with the new chip they didn't need a fan. Yes, it will get warmer but I've had zero issues with it getting too hot. As you have to keep in mind (if you have an Apple phone) it also has a fanless design but also a screen that heats it up and those do well in normal environments. And with some of the newer chips they actually generate less heat compared to older chips. So while it may not have a fan could actually be at a lower temperature.

Would love to get your thoughts on it when you get it in and try it out.

I didn't even know there was software. So, I'm not sure.

Does anyone have any ideas?

Tested it at home tonight. The EQ does transfer over whether on LightSpeed or Bluetooth. However, if you plug in the dongle to a new PC/Mac and download the software it will replace the custom EQ with the default one making you have to create the preset again on that computer at which point will carry over again. If you use the same computer all the time then it will still keep the EQ saved when opening Logitech G Hub. Also, G Hub works on both Mac and PC.

I honestly don't know. I haven't tried the JBL Go 4

No, disappointingly most mice do not have that function built in.

I never had that problem. But am aware of it. From my understanding, no. I believe the scroll wheel is exactly the same. Prone to the same possible defects.

I think you have to control it through your device (as in cell phone) over through the earbuds themselves. I go through the controls and if it wasn't mentioned then I'm not aware of it.

From my limited understanding. A big part of what makes a mouse "good" is the subjective "feel" of the click. In order to get a nice "bump" and tactile click. Part of that is from the way it sounds. For example if you have multiple mice and noise cancelling headphones put them on, click all the mice and write down which you think feels the best. Then take off the headphones and click all of them and write down the results. Then compare and see if there is a difference. As sound can influence us by making us think something is more 'crisp' feeling. Additionally, a louder click is going to be a byproduct of a more tactile click. As there is a reason why most quiet things feel a bit mushy. As it needs to be softer. So, that was a long way of saying. They could make them quieter. But that usually means a mushier click. Which most people say is a trash-tier mouse. So, they don't. It would be cool to have a swappable one though. As I'm the same way when I'm clicking away at work and I'm like my co-workers probably hate me.

This is an older sensor so I don't remember off the top of my head. But it should be 1 - 2 mm. I believe it automatically adjusts to be as low as possible. It isn't something you can adjust yourself (for this particular product). 这是一个较旧的传感器，所以我不记得了。但应该是1-2毫米。我相信它会自动调整到尽可能低的水平。您无法自行调整（对于此特定产品）。 Zhè shì yīgè jiào jiù de chuángǎnqì, suǒyǐ wǒ bù jìdéliǎo. Dàn yīnggāi shì 1-2 háomǐ. Wǒ xiāngxìn tā huì zìdòng tiáozhěng dào jǐn kěnéng dī de shuǐpíng. Nín wúfǎ zìxíng tiáozhěng (duìyú cǐ tèdìng chǎnpǐn).

@@ThomasMuehler 感謝，因為我用GPW+powerplay充電板5年多了，一直在想說要不要換成razer viper v3 pro ?

@@user-zk6ls7kd9e Viper V3 Pro has the best sensor on the market right now. Big upgrade from GPW in my opinion. That I think you will notice in use. Also, has adjustable Lift Off Distance and Landing Distance that you can adjust manually with several different steps. To be kind of as high or low as you want. Also, the new shape is similar to the GPW. But quite different. But I think is a better mouse holistically than the GPW and GPX Gen 2. And a worthy upgrade assuming you enjoy the shape. Viper V3 Pro 拥有目前市场上最好的传感器。我认为 GPW 的重大升级。我想您在使用中会注意到这一点。此外，还具有可调节的起飞距离和着陆距离，您可以通过几个不同的步骤手动调整。随心所欲地高或低。此外，新形状与 GPW 类似。但完全不同。但我认为从整体上讲，这是一款比 GPW 和 GPX Gen 2 更好的鼠标。如果您喜欢它的形状，那么值得升级。 Viper V3 Pro yǒngyǒu mùqián shìchǎng shàng zuì hǎo de chuángǎnqì. Wǒ rènwéi GPW de zhòngdà shēngjí. Wǒ xiǎng nín zài shǐyòng zhōng huì zhùyì dào zhè yīdiǎn. Cǐwài, hái jùyǒu kě tiáojié de qǐfēi jùlí hé zhuólù jùlí, nín kěyǐ tōngguò jǐ gè bùtóng de bùzhòu shǒudòng tiáozhěng. Suíxīnsuǒyù dì gāo huò dī. Cǐwài, xīn xíngzhuàng yǔ GPW lèisì. Dàn wánquán bùtóng. Dàn wǒ rènwéi cóng zhěngtǐ shàng jiǎng, zhè shì yī kuǎn bǐ GPW hé GPX Gen 2 gèng hǎo de shǔbiāo. Rúguǒ nín xǐhuān tā de xíngzhuàng, nàme zhídé shēngjí.

@@ThomasMuehler razer的軟體目前相對LOGITECH的軟體有更好用了嗎?因為常常看到很多玩家詬病RAZER軟體很多BUG

@@user-zk6ls7kd9e Tough question. Razer's software has improved a lot. But is also a lot more robust than Logitech's. Which means it can develop more problems. As anytime you add complexity you increase the chance for failure/problems. I haven't had problems with Razer's software for a couple of years now. But it is slower to initially load. You can also load different modules now instead of everything which has helped a lot. I also personally find it a lot more user friendly to navigate and use. And for me, is my favorite "gaming peripheral" software. As it does a lot and is user friendly. Logitech's is more lightweight making it easier to run. I haven't had issues with it either. But I think it is a nightmare to navigate and do what I'm looking to do. Even simple things. Such as adjusting the DPI and saving it to my onboard memory is a pain. Summary: I think Razer's software is easier to navigate and use but is more prone to bugs, heavier on resources, and takes longer to load. Logitech's software is lightweight but a nightmare to navigate. Also, very limited. 棘手的問題。 Razer的軟體有了很大的進步。但也比羅技的堅固得多。這意味著它可能會產生更多問題。當你增加複雜性時，就會增加失敗/問題的機會。我已經好幾年沒有遇到 Razer 軟體的問題了。但初始載入速度較慢。現在您還可以加載不同的模組，而不是加載所有內容，這有很大幫助。我個人也發現它的導航和使用更加用戶友好。對我來說，是我最喜歡的「遊戲外設」軟體。因為它做了很多事情並且用戶友好。 羅技的產品更輕，更容易運作。我也沒有遇到任何問題。但我認為導航和做我想做的事情是一場噩夢。即使是簡單的事。例如調整 DPI 並將其保存到我的板載記憶體中是一件痛苦的事情。 總結：我認為 Razer 的軟體更容易導航和使用，但更容易出現錯誤，資源佔用更大，並且加載時間更長。羅技的軟體很輕量，但導航起來卻是一場惡夢。而且，非常有限。 Jíshǒu de wèntí. Razer de ruǎntǐ yǒule hěn dà de jìnbù. Dàn yě bǐ luójì de jiāngù dé duō. Zhè yìwèizhe tā kěnéng huì chǎnshēng gèng duō wèntí. Dāng nǐ zēngjiā fùzá xìng shí, jiù huì zēngjiā shībài/wèntí de jīhuì. Wǒ yǐjīng hǎojǐ nián méiyǒu yù dào Razer ruǎntǐ de wèntíle. Dàn chūshǐ zài rù sùdù jiào màn. Xiànzài nín hái kěyǐ jiāzài bùtóng de mó zǔ, ér bùshì jiāzài suǒyǒu nèiróng, zhè yǒu hěn dà bāngzhù. Wǒ gèrén yě fāxiàn tā de dǎoháng hé shǐyòng gèngjiā yònghù yǒuhǎo. Duì wǒ lái shuō, shì wǒ zuì xǐhuān de `yóuxì wài shè'ruǎntǐ. Yīnwèi tā zuòle hěnduō shìqíng bìngqiě yònghù yǒuhǎo. Luójì de chǎnpǐn gèng qīng, gèng róngyì yùnzuò. Wǒ yě méiyǒu yù dào rènhé wèntí. Dàn wǒ rènwéi dǎoháng hé zuò wǒ xiǎng zuò de shìqíng shì yīchǎng èmèng. Jíshǐ shì jiǎndān de shì. Lìrú tiáozhěng DPI bìng jiāng qí bǎocún dào wǒ de bǎn zài jìyì tǐ zhōng shì yī jiàn tòngkǔ de shìqíng. Zǒngjié: Wǒ rènwéi Razer de ruǎntǐ gèng róngyì dǎoháng hé shǐyòng, dàn gèng róngyì chūxiàn cuòwù, zīyuán zhànyòng gèng dà, bìngqiě jiāzài shíjiān gèng zhǎng. Luójì de ruǎntǐ hěn qīng liàng, dàn dǎoháng qǐlái què shì yīchǎng è mèng. Érqiě, fēicháng yǒuxiàn.

No. By that I mean that any equalizer (for the most part) will perform relatively the same. And when you EQ a product it is still limited by whatever the original EQ (made by manufacturer) is. Which is a complicated way of me saying. That if you enjoy the sound or already think this is good sounding then by EQ you MAY make it better. But if you already don't like the sound I don't think there is any EQ that will transform a product to all the sudden be good. But you could/should check that opinion with other people.

This is a great question. I too couldn't find anything. I know when you are in Windows mode the function keys will work normally. However, when on Mac that means the normal copy/paste etc. doesn't work like normal. So, frustrating either way. I did email them to see what they had to say. Waiting on a reply. At which point I'll get back to you on what they said. If I remember. So feel free if I don't reach back out in like 48 hours to message me back and remind me.

The reply I got back did not provide any information. I've sent another follow up but they are out of office until after May 5 (holiday).

That could be from a few different reasons. So I'm not really sure why either. But sounds super frustrating!

@@ThomasMuehler definitely lol I just bought it but I’m probably gonna return it and get a different one i just don’t know what to really get

@@Immacide I would recommended the HyperX Cloud III.

There is a switch on the top left. Just move it to the middle. Then to either side for wireless with dongle or bluetooth.

I think BadSeedTech explains this well in his Review of the Viper V3 Pro and says it more eloquently than I will. I'd need to find my V3 Hyperspeed. Not sure if the coating is the same. But close if memory is correct. Basically, pros tested a bunch of different coatings and then chose their favorite one. Which is what is on this guy. In life, sometimes you can't have everything you want and have to make a trade. In this case a grippy good feeling coating that performs well, doesn't look good. As that is a direct relation. To get the grip, it can't repel fingerprints. Therefore, it feels good, but looks terrible. In general if you look at the GPX (similar coating) it doesn't look good. Or a lot of grippy products. As the chemical nature involved kind of leads to that. A. Bad quality. No, the opposite actually. But depends on your perspective. If looks are the only thing that matters. Then yes. Bad quality. If performance/feel is your main thing. Then great quality. B. Shop. No, I don't think so. C. I think is related. As those who sweat more are going to leave more stains than those who don't. And is likely making the situation worse for you than it would for other people. But isn't the sole factor.

Polling rate is 1,000 Hz. I found latency to be good. Where in normal casual gaming I wouldn't notice anything. But I think I noticed it not being as responsive for the highly competitive games as wired. But most people would say that is placebo and not something I could actually notice. But not enough to make like a make it or break it type thing. Put simply. Latency for normal use zero issues. For causal gaming zero issues. For competitive gaming, if I'm splitting hairs, yes a difference. But not enough to be significant.

Right?! I was very pleasantly surprised.

I can only speak from a mouse/keyboard standpoint. As that is where most of my testing has been. But I think for the past 5ish years they have been really good. And equal or better to the other main brands. Outside of an uneven base on my Razer Viper V3 Hyperspeed and Razer Viper Mini sensor issue I haven't had any problems with any of the products I've bought from them. I think their other products headsets, laptops, etc. may be different. And if you go looking you'll find people with problems. But also need to remember that most people who don't have problems don't post about it. Whereas, those who do have problems do. Which is the case with any product from any company. I find if the Stars for most reviews are >4 then it is probably solid. If 4 then maybe something is off. 3 - 3.5 is like I probably should be hesitant or expect problems. Whereas less than 3 should be avoided.

You are a savage. No case is risky. But no screen protector?! Man you really are crazy. lol

Man, that's pretty crazy about the adhesive. But it certainly does make sense. I think we forget that we are 98 degrees normally. And I'm sure our hands get hotter than that when they are warm. As for the glass skates. 100% agree on that one. Much better with them than the stock feet.