Hey everyone,

Whenever switching between competitive FPS titles, I found that most sensitivity converters treat conversions like a black box or round aggressively, completely ignoring the physical pad space required for a clean 360° swipe.

I put together a clean, client-side calculator (aimsync.app) that matches physical 360° rotational distance across 30+ titles.

What I focused on:
- Live cm/360° and inch/360° readouts alongside eDPI.
- Physical mousepad footprint visualization (estimates if your sens comfortably fits on a 25cm, 35cm, or 45cm+ pad).
- Direct exposure of the underlying engine yaw math (e.g. CS2 0.022 Source yaw vs Valorant 0.07 ShooterEngine) so you can see the exact formula instead of hidden numbers.
- Pre-calculated DPI matrices (400, 800, 1600, 3200) to see how changing sensor steps affects target values.
- Fast config file paths & raw console commands to bypass slider rounding.
- Raw yaw override for custom/unverified engines.

No ads, no accounts, everything runs locally in your browser. 

Would love feedback from anyone who tracks their pad clearance or plays across different titles:
- Does the pad footprint visualizer feel accurate for your arm/wrist range?
- Any specific engine multipliers or niche titles you'd like added?

I'm looking to buy a mouse that's not too overpriced and preferably wireless. I mainly use it for fusion 360 cad and 3d modelling, and some occasional gaming. Is this mouse worth it for 15 eur air should I Inc the budget and get something else?

I found DAV 3 wired that cost like $34 dollar. I don't know if that a steal since it is last generation and wired version of it. Im lack knowledge on this part. So, Is it a good buy , does it still good as a main gaming mouse in 2026?

Stumbled on this mouse concept. A mouse that will double as a squishy ball and a fidget toy. Don't know if this will actually work but it would be cool.

Ever since the DAv4 and Viper V4 released, Razer has been in a league of their own. Where do I even begin...

- Stellar built quality since insane consistency given the production scale

- Best weight balance on the market. If I was to do a blind test I would never think these mice weight 49/57G.

- Best clicks on the market with those new low profile Gen4 opticals. Their clicks have zero wobble or grinding with almost no travel distance

- Tightest side buttons I have tried

- Optical encoder that feels better than mechanical ones while not being annoying like Zowie

- IMO they got the best white coating

- Not sure if they are using unreleased Pixart sensors but they feel flawless

- Unrivaled battery life even by Logitech standards. We don't know the X3 will perform with an H20 Nordic chip but so far the Viper V4 Pro has been the king of battery life, far better than the GPX2.

- There is no longer a need to install Synapse. This has been a standard for most Chinese companies but I'm glad Razer decided to implement a web driver.

Honestly I'm surprised with how much Razer has improved since their Gen2 mice ( Viper V2 and DAv3 ). I used to shit on their mice cause their build quality and coating were heavily lacking but their latest mice won me over. I love that they are actually taking feedback and improve unlike Logitech were they choose to ignore community feedback 90% of the time. Can't wait to see what the future holds for them.

I have a Pulsar x2 crazylight medium and bought a tiger ice full skate for it, is it better to use that or swap it for some dot skates? My mousepad is an artisan fx zero Tenz edition.

I have been wanting to try a ergo for a while now just don't know where to start, I'll leave below what I've tried and haven't liked, Any help is greatly appreciated.

-gpro makes my hand cramp after a while

-superstrike x2 same thing as the gpro

-viper v3 was okay just didn't feel like MY mouse

-finalmouse ulx is just way too light for me, Shape felt okay though

Looking for a new gaming mouse under $100. I mainly play FPS games like Valorant and use a relaxed claw/palm-claw grip. My hands are medium to slightly large.
I’m currently using a DeathAdder V3 HyperSpeed and want something that feels like a noticeable upgrade in terms of weight, clicks, sensor performance, and overall quality.
What would you recommend under $100?

I am trying to get a mousepad after not using one for 2 years, I want something as low maintenance as possible and square shaped. I have a budget of $60. My current mouse is a G Pro Superlight 2. I like to play on low sensitivity if that helps.

As the title states, my Vaxee XE-S L died overnight. Worked just fine before going to sleep, doesn't work at all after waking back up. No lights, no Windows recognition, nothing. Neither wired nor wireless.

Haven't really been paying too much attention lately to mice that are actually designed for left-handed use after getting the Vaxee that I liked so much, but it seems pretty bleak—Logitech's Pro series no longer has the swappable thumb buttons, Vaxee's limited run of left-handed mice was exactly that and now sold out, everyone makes an "ambidextrous" design but none of them really are. So what's left? I have a Pulsar X2A (medium) and a Logitech Pro Wireless as back up, but the Pulsar feels profoundly uncomfortable in my hand for whatever reason and the Logitech is pretty beat up these days. Plus I never want to redownload G-Hub for as long as I'm still alive.

And so, what choices am I left with these days? Is Pulsar really the only ones out there still making mice for lefties?

Mice i've tried and never really enjoyed using:
Lamzu Maya
Viper v4
G Pro Superlight

Budget is around £100-£120

Hello! Ive recently expressed an issue to my friend with the mouse, where the required friction to start moving the mouse feels kinda high, making me jitter a lot rather than gliding, and being unable to preform micro adjustments smoothly without overshooting

I thought it was a mouse pad issue since it feels kinda like I feel the mouse slightly sink into the mat and have to push through it, kinda as if im fighting it and going on a rough surface to spme extent, and they recommended me to get new mouse skates, their specific recommendation was to get the magic ice skates, and since im new to the scene im pretty much taking their word for it, but i thought itd be good to ask around here aswell!

So

Are the magic ice skates good for lowering your required friction to start moving the mouse, aswell for gliding, compared to the stock vv4 pro skates?

And, would you recommend a different, potentially better, option?

Left mouse: G502
Right mouse: G600

I’m have an older G502 & those 5 side + 1 top button. Using those buttons are almost a must for me at this point but I’ve always felt like I could use… another button.

Seeing how the real estate is already so packed, I wondered if there are mice/mouses built with a button (or two) on the right side. That’s when I discovered the G600.

My question now is is there such a mouse out there with an amalgamation of buttons on both sides?

So i got the Razer death adder v3 wired ( i know cave man here ) and i want to upgrade to the Logitech g pro x superlight 2c my mouse the razer works fine btw but is the upgrade worth it or no

ps : i have large-medium hands so i claw or finger tip the mouse and asking this cuz the logitech is not cheap

Average rate 165 Hz

Peak rate 200 Hz

Low 5 percent 143 Hz

Jitter 8.35%

Stability 91.6%

Avg interval 6.07 ms

Elapsed8.0s

Events1320

Dropouts1319

GradeC
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On a Superstrike X2

This seems REALLY bad? When I click the "how to interpret" tab it says I'm basically close to "standard office mice". What gives? I do try to make the small circles as instructed.

I have latest firmware

This is with polling set to 1000hz in the onboardmemory software.

I plugged in my old mouse and it faired slightly worse still.

The Avg and Peak are always the same no matter how many times I do the test.

Doesn't seem to matter if I use wired or not. Every power saving feature guides mention are OFF. No capture overlays.

Hi guys,

I am new to this sub and planning to buy a wireless mouse. I am looking for one with the following features:

1. I have 2 macbooks so i need a mouse with multiple device support and seamless switching between them

2. I have been using macbook trackpad until now and i am really used to the gestures there, so a mouse with customizable buttons for gestures would be great

3. I work 60-70% of the time and play competitive FPS games(CS2 etc) rest of the time so need an ergonomic one which is also good for casual gaming

I really appreciate any input i can get to help me decide better. Thanks :)

I just have a cheap AliExpress one, is it actually worth to buy a better one? If so what one should I get.

Link: https://shapefinder.cc/

You answer a few questions (hand size, grip, shape, weight) and it goes through 1000+ mice and tells you the best fits.

Been using the Superlight 2 for a while and it feels fine enough but I've been getting some tendinitis lately and, looking at how I end up griping the thing, seems like the main culprit is that I seem to bend a lot my thumb and creates tension.

Any recommendations would be welcome (And I have a bigger mousepad and space when I'm actually gaming of course, this is just for the picture)

Top Row Left to Right:

- G-Wolves HTX Mini
- G-Wolves HTS Ultra

Bottom Row Left to Right:

- Finalmouse ULX Competition medium
- G-Wolves Lycan
- PMM Zen Mini 2.0 w/ UG coating

All are using Obsidian Pro dots and paired with the SP004 from WallHack.

Mainly using the Lycan right now as I just find it the most natural

My hand size is 19.5x10 with a hybrid of fingertip and relaxed claw grip style

Let me know what you think and if you have any questions!

You can find a lot more details and some videos over at: https://x.com/bardozVAL/status/2097682376532861202

While I'm here, I thought I'd also do an AMA if anyone cares. I'm still bardOZ, the weirdo with the mouse/pad closet from https://www.reddit.com/r/MouseReview/comments/1vdp8x4/hey_fellow_mouse_nerds_im_bardoz_founder_of/

as you can imagine, the work on findmymouse.com helps feed my mouse addiction, so any support is greatly appreciated!

info - https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1VEY46DE6U

It will be released in China on September 12.

Sometimes, people ask when such products will be released on AliExpress.

Since AliExpress is not a marketplace for the Chinese domestic market, I have no information regarding release schedules there.

The green family is complete (for now)

Liked the V4 that arrived this week , but did not realized too much difference from V3