Light² 200 gaming mouse from Sharkoon weighs in at just 62 grams
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LocoDiceGR
And a good price & sensor!
Undying
Whats up with trypophobia mice trend?
buhehe
Good luck cleaning that
Adamora
This mice are unbelievably easy to clean.
tsunami231
that is kind light like too light imo there need to be some weight to it but not to much it dont look to comfortable with all those holes in the design, and my OCD would keep me from buy a mouse designed like that in first place. I mean dust is gona GET IN the mouse along with other things.
theoneofgod
I mean looking at things like this is bad enough, but touching it as well? Not a chance!
C-Power
That thing is going to be horrid in a very short amount of time.. at least now I can just wipe tiny pieces of crisps, gunk (from sweating, what else? XD ) and whatnot off of my mouse..
I get that it saves weight.. but there must be another way then this :P
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Also as long as a Razer Mamba Hyperflux exists, i'll never buy another mouse again, mouse perfection for me 😀
Perfect weight, perfect size, no wires, never charge, good sensor, great.
Embra
Don't eat cheese doodles at the computer with this mouse, otherwise I think it looks sort of nice?
slyphnier
all begin with ninja finalmouse cmiiw
if u guys know the hype it make... and the "premium" price after
no weird everyone will try to join the trend and hoping sell like cakes
wavetrex
The mouse to use in a silicon foundry clean-room, wearing gloves and full body protection equipment.
Perhaps that way it will actually stay clean.
Silva
Does anyone use a mouse at 16000dpi? Are marketing teams this stupid? I use my Rival 110 at 400dpi and sometimes is too much. If I make it faster the mouse freaks out and stops responding too...
Rant aside, the mouse would look good if not for that honeycomb design. If they do a normal full body version though, might be interesting. Only if had a laser sensor, I miss those with a burning desire.
I have an old A4tech stored still working, nothing beats that mtfk in comfort and being precise.
scatman839
horror to clean
never mind getting liquid anywhere near it, at least a normal mouse has a plastic shell
sverek
It gonna weight 100gram of fat and dead skin after few months of daily usage.
Ridiric
I generally use my mouse at 2400dpi, some games i go up to 3200, and in a very few cases i go up to 8000, also i keep a profile at full DPI (12000 on my mouse) for the few cases where that is useful as well (like in games where they make turret turning super low sensitivity with no way to change it like BF3 with the AA turrets, if you went 12000 DPI you could aim it super fast because even at 3200 dpi its normal turn speed felt more like 500dpi).
Also some games i get finer control with aiming if i set in game sensitivity low, but mouse DPI super high, so yeah, super high DPI on mice can actually be useful if you set things up right.
Neo Cyrus
People eventually realized making things heavier and straining yourself more is not actually good. And companies, who can't come up with cheap designs which are light and look normal, go for this look to cut weight instead.
Now light weight plus anything to make it less strain are the new trend. Paracord cables and super smooth mouse feet are big now.
Venix
I tried one of those ... I was instantly missing my cm reaper such a big heavy mouse ! Might be better to go light weight but you do not just break 20 year old habits so easy 😛
Lowki
I don't get the light mouse thing. Makes it feel cheaper to me. I have a Corsair m65 pro with weights and love it.
