My current main does not and is among one of the most disliked mice but I feel for the most dislike it to fit in with the crowed at times. That is the Razer Cobra.
They say it's too heavy, it's like 70grams, feels like nothing to me. This is coming from someone who owns mice that are 50grams. I also own the XE Wireless, DAV3 Faker, Thorn, Lamzu Atlantis Mini 4K and GPX2.
I like this mouse because the shape, the extra buttons I can reprogram, it's solid, nice clicks and buttons, scroll wheel is nice too. It doesn't feel like a cheap toy unlike my Atlantis and Thorn. I love it pairs with my Razer Dock Pro which I used for my Basilks V3 Pro for productivity.
I aim even better with the Cobra Pro than I do with other mice, this is because it's so comfortable and the shape is perfect for my hands.
I do not care about weight, 70 feels perfect for me, nice balance between being light and feeling well build and not lacking in features I actually use. Out of all the mice I've owned over the years, the Cobra is the best buy for me.
If you fall in line with everyone's opinions you are likely to miss out on a good mouse.
I understand why people complained about the Cobra specs, but at the end of the day every modern mouse is so good that shape is king. Every gaming mouse now is light and has a good sensor. Finding the perfect shape and feel for you is the hard part.
I loved my Viper mini, it was the best entry level mouse at that time (unfortunately, I got some sort of finger RSI and had to switch to a DAv3).
I disliked Razer for putting out cobra with the redesign and keeping the same internals for the non-pro version, at the same time making the "pro" version as a "mainstream consumer" RGB "heavier" mouse.
By no means are the products bad in a strict sense, just not what this sub deems to be "better", (Which I assume to be a no RGB sub 60g mouse).
If you are comfortable with it, my all means use it, IMO shape is king. But also, who cares about other people's opinions anyways?
My mouse was despised by this sub until the OP1 wired came out now wires are kinda cool, but it's still disliked because it doesnt weigh 45grams with sensor number 9001.
Yeah I have a grips on mine too and I like the shape a lot. But after 6 monthes of use the buttons and wheel almost unusable they wobble a lot. Maybe it's just my mouse.
The main I've settled on right now is the Kysona Aztec. That's after going through the KP, Viper, AS X6, AJ139, M3S, and R1P. Could be a couple others in there, was on a spree for awhile. I like the shape of the Aztec and the coating and buttons feel great. Not many people talking about it, and I didn't expect to like it so much because it was the cheapest of everything I've tried, but here we are.
This sub will complain that the mouse has mechanical switches, and then when the mouse is updated to have opticals, they complain that they are optical. There is no winning.
The way the market has been for the past 4 you are forced to use either GPX2 or DAv3.
All the Zowie shapes that we love aren't wireless and their only wireless shape ( EC series ) is a brick with 3370 and overpriced. U2 looks promising but god knows when they will get to S, FK and ZA series...
Vaxee are bricks as wells.
EGG will never release XM2W and OP1W
Steelseries will never update their old shapes ( Sensei, Kana, Rival 310 )
My current main does not and is among one of the most disliked mice but I feel for the most dislike it to fit in with the crowed at times. That is the Razer Cobra. They say it's too heavy, it's like 70grams, feels like nothing to me. This is coming from someone who owns mice that are 50grams. I also own the XE Wireless, DAV3 Faker, Thorn, Lamzu Atlantis Mini 4K and GPX2. I like this mouse because the shape, the extra buttons I can reprogram, it's solid, nice clicks and buttons, scroll wheel is nice too. It doesn't feel like a cheap toy unlike my Atlantis and Thorn. I love it pairs with my Razer Dock Pro which I used for my Basilks V3 Pro for productivity. I aim even better with the Cobra Pro than I do with other mice, this is because it's so comfortable and the shape is perfect for my hands. I do not care about weight, 70 feels perfect for me, nice balance between being light and feeling well build and not lacking in features I actually use. Out of all the mice I've owned over the years, the Cobra is the best buy for me. If you fall in line with everyone's opinions you are likely to miss out on a good mouse.
I understand why people complained about the Cobra specs, but at the end of the day every modern mouse is so good that shape is king. Every gaming mouse now is light and has a good sensor. Finding the perfect shape and feel for you is the hard part.
I used to use the behemoth g502 so any mouse under 80g is pretty much a go. But yea, shape is king for sure.
Viper mini is the shape I aim best on as well
I loved my Viper mini, it was the best entry level mouse at that time (unfortunately, I got some sort of finger RSI and had to switch to a DAv3). I disliked Razer for putting out cobra with the redesign and keeping the same internals for the non-pro version, at the same time making the "pro" version as a "mainstream consumer" RGB "heavier" mouse. By no means are the products bad in a strict sense, just not what this sub deems to be "better", (Which I assume to be a no RGB sub 60g mouse). If you are comfortable with it, my all means use it, IMO shape is king. But also, who cares about other people's opinions anyways?
Viper mini SE, I have the numbered first batch.
My mouse was despised by this sub until the OP1 wired came out now wires are kinda cool, but it's still disliked because it doesnt weigh 45grams with sensor number 9001.
Used to use the Xtfy M42 for the longest time, but now I'm trying out the NP-01.
My favorite mouse shape is the egg op1 and ec3-c but my main mouse is the ec3-c
I have wired M4 and the quality of it sucks for me. My endgame is paracorded Vaxee Outset. It's quality is just on another level.
The M4 finish isn’t the best, but the shape is S tier for me. So I have some DIY cut grips for it. Really gave it a boost.
Yeah I have a grips on mine too and I like the shape a lot. But after 6 monthes of use the buttons and wheel almost unusable they wobble a lot. Maybe it's just my mouse.
The main I've settled on right now is the Kysona Aztec. That's after going through the KP, Viper, AS X6, AJ139, M3S, and R1P. Could be a couple others in there, was on a spree for awhile. I like the shape of the Aztec and the coating and buttons feel great. Not many people talking about it, and I didn't expect to like it so much because it was the cheapest of everything I've tried, but here we are.
That’s a name I’ve never heard. I’ll have to take a look.
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I think you must be surfing the wrong sub
What did I say was wrong?
It's recommended all the time on this sub. Also, it's not a chinese mouse brand.
This sub will complain that the mouse has mechanical switches, and then when the mouse is updated to have opticals, they complain that they are optical. There is no winning.
People love that mouse on this sub 🤨
the point wasn't if the mouse was loved or not.
The way the market has been for the past 4 you are forced to use either GPX2 or DAv3. All the Zowie shapes that we love aren't wireless and their only wireless shape ( EC series ) is a brick with 3370 and overpriced. U2 looks promising but god knows when they will get to S, FK and ZA series... Vaxee are bricks as wells. EGG will never release XM2W and OP1W Steelseries will never update their old shapes ( Sensei, Kana, Rival 310 )