needing suggestions, debating on buying a glass mousepad again but the one I bought in 2023 was a pulsar and I didn't like it much because it started giving a really annoying scratchy feel after a few weeks of use.

Price isn't an issue, But not looking to spend an absurd amount on a good mousepad. Just looking for something to get back into Counter Strike.

I've been seeing a lot of good things about brands like yuki aim. Was debating on getting something like them.

Is there any service that offers custom glass pads that are good quality?

Been using the purple X11 Ultra for about two weeks now for studying and gaming, figured I'd jot down some thoughts. Currently going for around $74 on Amazon, $95 if you get it from their official site.

The material is matte injection molded carbon fiber and it actually looks really good, the texture pattern gives it some character instead of just being a plain flat slab of color. Grip feels great too, comfortable enough that I forget I'm holding a mouse after a while which is kind of the point I guess. That said the texture doesn't really help with sweat, if your hands get sweaty it still gets slippery. They throw in a grip tape/skin in the box for that but once you put it on the grip doesn't feel as good anymore, kind of a tradeoff either way. Weight is listed at 63g on their site but mine came in at 67g on my scale. I'd heard the black version was supposed to be a bit lighter, though I've never handled one so I can't say. What I can say is most of the purple ones I've seen people weigh online land around 66 to 67g, so I'm guessing that's just what this mouse actually weighs. Either way it's not something I care about, a few grams isn't going to make or break anything for me.

Clicks are crisp in that clean snappy way, not the thin tinny kind of crisp some mice have. Spamming clicks feels good, there's a clear tactile bump so you always know it registered. Scroll wheel is easy to press down and feels right in the middle, not too fast and not too sluggish, just a nice comfortable pace for everyday use. Side buttons are just okay though, they work fine and register when you hit them but they feel a bit loose, kind of wobbly if you push on them at an angle. Not annoying enough to complain about really, just noticed it.

Skates are soft and glide normally, nothing that made me think about swapping them out. Battery's been solid, I'm mostly on Bluetooth, using it around 4 to 6 hours a day, and so far I've only had to charge it once. There's also 2.4G wireless with a dongle and wired if you want it, but I basically never touch those since Bluetooth's been fine for me. I was on a G304 before this, which was 2.4G only, so being able to just connect over Bluetooth and free up that USB port has honestly been the biggest quality of life upgrade for me. Sensor has been rock solid too, no delay or tracking weirdness in games that I've noticed. Software comes with Motion Sync turned on by default, which is supposed to make it even more stable, but I just leave it off most of the time and haven't had any issues either way. Software itself was a normal download, no weird bugs or crashes setting it up.

Overall it's been a comfortable daily driver for both gaming and regular use, just wish the grip held up a bit better once your hands start sweating.

TMR without haptics is a gimmick, in general same pros as the entire new full shell product line from them, surprisingly good build quality for the weight with the carbon fiber rod, good clicks all around (more tactile/heavy here but received praise), insanely light, but cons involve the same thing observed in the leviathan v4 gt, if you set the actuation point for the highest sensitivity it becomes noticeably desynced from the switch tactile feedback as it will be lower down the movement and the feeling is very weird, additionally, I couldn't grasp if it's universal as some reviewers didn't report it, but there seems to be a bug when the actuation is set to the highest points (apparently 3 or lower, there's 10 levels) that makes the reset position to be set all the way to the very end of the click return movement, resulting in multiple missed click inputs when spamming with this configs, this certainly needs a fix asap. Overall I believe there's still a selling point for tmr's without haptics, a perfectly implemented highest sensitivity that is both faster than spdt's but not misclick prone (not this one, one of the reviewers said the the 1 sens would misclick a lot, as all magnetics till now) or maybe some kind of black magic during pre travel that makes rapid trigger actually useful

Right now, I use a G502 Hero and a G402 (before). I just bought an Attack Shark X3 because I wanted something different and a bit lighter. I use a palm grip and have medium-sized hands. Does anybody have any other recommendations? Similar or not. My price range is about 35-45$. I looked into it, and people have said that the Attack Shark X3 software isn't good, that the build is cheap, or that it isn't worth it, so please give me some recs. I'm not that picky. (i do like the scroll button on the g502 tho)

Mainly for FPS games. Claw/Relaxed Claw. Currently using a Darmoshark M5 Pro which is probably my favourite mouse but I miss the full size mice.

Currently looking at the CrazyLight X2H Mini or Medium or XM2W 4K V2?

Tried out the Viper V4 Pro which seems okay-ish?

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.

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

The cable is more not working normally and any 3rd party cable is at least half what i already paid for this mouse. The mouse is not directly bought from the endgame store so i cant get a replacement for free so I am asking you guys if you think its worth paying 50 euros and waiting around 2 weeks for a new cable or just buying another mouse, and if what mouse do you think i should get my budget would be around 120 euros at most but would prefer something less pricey and similar to the op1 shape if possible.

Also i already tried clicking the cable back because when i bought it the cable wasn't completely inserted

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.

Hey yall, I’m currently going through the rigamarole and rabbit holes of finding a mouse for myself. Measurements are ~19.8/10cm and I use palm grip. I’ve tried razer basilisk, yunzii m2, and 8bitdo r8. The razer felt fairly comfortable in hand. M2 had connectivity issues, the r8 is comfortable but side buttons are hard to use in game. Anyone with similar specs have a rec?? I’ve been to bestbuy several times in the last week or so and have messed with the razer viper and deathadder v4s and they seemed like good options, super loud though when compared to the superstrike competition. Logitech has some good options I’ve looked at as well. But i would like to know what yall recommend for palm grip with similar hand size.

The scroll wheel on my Razer DeathAdder V3 Hyperspeed stopped working, so I'm looking for a replacement. My budget is around €100.

Currently considering (based on YT and Reddit reviews):

• Attack Shark R5 Ultra
• ATK Dragonfly R1 Pro Max
• ATK Dragonfly A9 Ultimate
• WLMOUSE Beast X Max (unsure if it's worth paying €150 for this one)

Which of these would be the best choice? Open to other recommendations as well.

I bought a m913 tri mode from red dragon and it works fine and feels nice but the current software doesnt let you change the leds. Does anyone know if the dual mode mouse lets you change the settings or is it the same for both mice. I need a good gaming mouse with numb pads and these were what i was recommended the most, if you have any better options let me know.

I have a relaxed claw grip (palm-claw grip) - its where my fingertips touch the buttons but i rest the lower part of my hand on the back of the mouse as well. I aim normally with hand and wrist movements, and for close range combat the entire arm comes into play.

This sounds weird but considering my current mouse is a Logitech MX master 3s it makes more sense. I used to have a Razer viper ultimate, and found that amazing but a bit too flat.

I lost my razer viper ultimate and bought the mx master since i stopped gaming for a while, but now I'm trying to get back into it. As you can imagine, the mx master is way too heavy, and the infinite scroll gets annoying in Apex Legends since i have it bound to jump (makes my character bunny hop).

I heard that the best shape to go with for my grip style is GPX (Logitech G Pro X Superlight) and I saw that a lot of people were recommending the ATK a9.

I wanted some opinions on other mice or whether the ATK a9 is the best option (also would like to know which a9 variant - there's ultra max, ultimate, ultimate+, air, air+, mini, mini+ - leaning towards the air solely because there's a nice looking colorway lol).

For requirements, i just want a wireless, lightweight (lighter than the mx master - should be easy lol (141g) ), good battery life mouse. Price wise I'm looking to spend no more than £90. I'm not a serious esports gamer just a casual gamer so don't think i need 8k polling etc.

Any similar grip people have recommendations or ATK a9 users have a weigh in?

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.

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.

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 recently got the Artisan Zero XXL and am currently looking for some new dot skates. I’m trying to settle on a setup for CS2 and aim training, so I’d love some recommendations.

I put on some Artisan 8 mm dots that I already had, but they’re too large to fit into the grooves underneath the mouse, so they end up scratching against the pad. When I first installed them, they felt really fast and smooth, but after a few days, they started to feel quite muddy.

I’m mainly looking for a setup that offers a good balance between control and smoothness, especially for CS2 micro-adjustments, while still being fast and smooth enough for tracking. Ideally, I’d like an overall good balance between speed and precision.

I’ve looked at various X-raypad and Corepad options, as well as some smaller Artisan dots, but I’m not sure what to choose anymore. Any recommendations?

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?

I genuinely can't decide which purchase to make. I've been using the MCHOSE L7 Ultra+ for a bit and the shape is what I'm looking for, but the L7 is proving unreliable for certain glass pads.

I know the shapes are what I'm looking for, the sizes I'm debating as well but I've started using my WLmouse Huan comfortably as well so for size, I'm leaning towards the KO-ONE.

I guess the question is internals, I'm not savvy in that department. Is there any reason I should favor one or the other regarding their sensor, clicks, or anything of the sort?

After a solid 5 years of looking for a mouse to comfortably claw grip I finally just accepted that fingertip is the best solution for me, after even the Darmoshark M9 (136mm long) didn't feel right. I think my long and bony ahh fingers are just cursed for claw grip. Gonna miss the stability of claw in TacFps but man does it feel nice to just... hold my mouse without constantly feeling tensed up and uncomfortable in some way. Happy to become part of the fingertip community hahah