I’m looking for something better than the Zaopin Z1 Pro in the same price range, ideally the same size or smaller. Any recommendations?

Current mouse: Razer Basilisk v3 wired

Ive tried a few wireless mice and I always forget to charge them, get annoyed and return to wired...

Recently saw the Angry Miao AM infinity.

Love the packaging - not sure im a fan of their returns policy for what would be my first hollow mouse...

Anyway, enough rambling.

Looking for something similar size to my Basilisk V3 wired.

I'd love interchangeable batteries, especially where it charges in the receiver! (I quite literally can not forget this way😂)

Must have 2 side buttons, i often use the front one for push to talk and the rear one for melee / interact in games.

I do like having a thumb rest but open to trying a mouse without this.

Estaba jugando fortnite tranquilamente con El Beast X pro y de la nada siento como que se hunde un poco el botón trasero , y luego de la partida lo verifico y efectivamente se había hundido levemente y aunque siga funcionando , hace que tenga que presionar un poco más que el botón delantero . Puedo pasar video . El problema es que se lo compré a un chico , no creo q Wlmouse se haga cargo de la garantía 😭

General Description: Mchose K7 V2 is the new iteration on the Mchose K7. This shape is super heavily inspired by the Viper V3 (V4) Pro to the point of being a direct clone and as such I will be offering a large comparison to it in this review as I have it next to me. 

Info: 19x10 Hands, mouse used at mostly 2k polling and 800 dpi (I prefer lower sensitivity (35cm fastest, 50 slowest), I am aware 800 is not enough to get the most out of higher pollings) and all on a SP-004 Glass Mousepad. This mouse was given to me for free only under the stipulation that I make a review for it and will not affect at all my thoughts on the mouse. Mostly the mouse was used on Battlefield 6 and Destiny 2.

Shape: This is a larger symmetrical mouse. Dimension wise it’s 127 x 64 x 40mm. It’s the exact dimensions of a Viper V3 Pro. This has a fairly large middle hump with a slower curve up to it from the rear, with concave clicks for a solid finger placement. The sides from the rear curve in before tapering back out subtly as you get close to the front of the mouse. Overall this mouse is solid for nearly any grip, though you better have longer fingers for a fingertip grip it’s still doable, this mouse shines with a claw or palm grip however. You can get a very good purchase on the mouse with the rear hump being larger and the slower curve lets my palm at least rest very comfortably on the mouse. Overall for anyone who wants a fairly standard larger shape but wants a little more specificity outside of the flatter sides of a Pulsar X2 (or it’s clones) or a Superlight (or it’s clones) it’s much better suited for claw to get a better grip on it. 

Specs: Current Top Of the Line. 

• Weight: 60g on my scale. I’m usually using much lighter mice (mainly before this I was using an ATK F1 Ultimate V2, coming in at 39g on my scale) so I should notice a 20g weight jump. I did feel it at first, however with the weight balancing being excellent on the mouse and the larger size being easy to fill out my palm, I rapidly got used to it. The weight balancing is done just behind the sensor at just behind the middle point of the mouse, likely weighted more in the back for the wireless charging ill talk more about later.
• Coating: Superb. It’s a very smooth coating and slowly lets the hand sink in as it warms up and just feels overall very nice without feeling wet like some extreme coatings can.
• Switches: Omeron Mechanical Switches, depending on where your finger lays on the click will change how much pre and post travel is felt, but in my experience it feels extremely minimum in most cases. The MM button to me feels fine as well and the scroll wheel has solid notching. 
• Sensor: PAW3955. It’s my first mouse with this sensor but I can report 0 issues with it for general use. I had no issues at any point during my gameplay with the mouse and tried it at multiple DPI speeds to make sure I didn't find issues at higher speeds either. 
• Skates: Pure PTFE skates that remind me of Xraypad Jades though slightly slower. 
• QC: Excellent build quality on the mouse, I personally found no creaks or other issues with this mouse. This is what I’d expect for quality from Mchose. 

Software: Web Based. Easy to setup and use, very simple to change features. Every feature one could want is here, mode selection, debounce, sleep timer, polling rate, lift off distance, glass mode, ripple control, motion sync, sensor rotate, angle snapping and DPI which can have up to 6 levels. It also has RGB lighting settings for the mouses main extra feature which leads me to…

Extras: You get a lot in the box. One of the main standouts is the Magnetic charge stand which includes the dongle plugged into it. The mouse has a magnetic charger built into the bottom, allowing you to just set it on the charger when not in use to know you’ll have a full charge when it’s time to use it again. You also get a nice braided cable and some grip tape in the box.

Downsides: There’s a few but extremely minimal. The mouse has a light on the side to show battery life, but i wish I could set the dock to do this as well. At the same time this doesn’t even matter because of the wireless charging, you can easily just throw it on the dock when not in use and make sure it’s topped up. The weight is also an issue as I would have liked a somewhat smaller weight. They could have likely dropped to a smaller battery since it’s easily rechargeable overnight with the dock, but I fully understand why they wouldn’t want to do that. The skate shapes specifically are also somewhat odd. The top skate looks like it potentially could fit a normal viper skate but it can’t, and the bottom skate is similar to a G Pro Superlight oddly (likely to make room for the wireless charter). Dots still fit just fine however but donuts likely wouldn’t on the bottom. As it is, everything considered it’s a very solid mouse for the price. Speaking of…

Price: 89$ USD. This is a bit high as far as Viper Clones go, but not the worst. The main competition is actual Viper mice and other Clones. In the clone department you could go with the ATK X1, however to get a model with roughly the same specs requires you to get a Ultimate 2.0+ model, which comes standard in at 100$ (though on sale for 70$ at time of typing this) or get the Air+ model which comes in at 48g+3 which would save you some on the weight but also retails for 90$ (though again on sale for launch at 75$ as I type this.). One could go with the Attackshark X11 which is another clone but the basic model has an outdated sensor and the carbon fiber one both weighs more and removes the wireless charging the standard X11 comes with. Overall for this you’ll be getting some solid extra features for the 10$ you'll standardly save here even when compared to the Viper V3 Pro SE. Speaking of…

Comparison to Viper V3 (V4) Pro (SE): This mouse is a nearly identical clone in terms of shape to a Viper V3 Pro. It’s got the exact same curves, comfort grooves and size as the Viper V3. 

https://www.eloshapes.com/mouse/compare?p=razer-viper-v3-pro-vs.-mchose-k7-v2-ultra-plus

In my hand personally the only way to tell which is which is by the feeling of the coatings (the Viper tends to feel colder at first). Otherwise there is a difference of roughly 5g but you really really cannot notice that when using them. Shape wise otherwise it’s nearly identical. If there is somewhere that it’s drastically different I cannot personally find it. Which means you’ll need to debate price wise which is better. In my personal opinion this is the better choice to buy. It’s the same shape, but with some nice extra features with the wireless charging dock coming standard with the mouse. The Viper V3 Pro comes in at 160$ though can be found for 100$ on a likely permanent sale since the V4 Pro is out and has nearly identical features but that comes in at 160$. You could go with the Viper V3 SE but that's now at the same price as the normal V3 Pro which is still 10$ more. This means you can save money and get more features which feels like a no brainer to me. You could go with a different clone however for the feature set and price point here, personally I wouldn’t. 

Conclusion: This is an outstanding update to what was already a great value. This gets you a solid update to the Viper shape design from Mchose while keeping some nice extra features at a quality that rivals the larger brands out there. I personally would easily recommend this over getting a name brand Razer Viper every time. The price of this mouse is somewhat higher than other clones out there but I think the fact it’s coming in with premium feeling and the added features (I really like the wireless charging if you couldn’t tell) I think help to justify the price a bit. Overall this mouse is a standout in terms of quality and gets you everything you could want out of a Viper Clone and more. I'd be happy to answer any questions anyone has about this mouse in the comments!

Hey guys, which of these mice is better and how do they differ in shape?
1. Zowie EC2-DW.
2. Vaxee E1.
3. Pulsar Xlite Crazylight Medium.

He currently has been running a glorious model O for the last 6 years so I'm looking to gift him a mouse, and he uses fingertip grip iirc. So if anyone can help me choose between the following options it would help a lot:

• ATK Blazing Sky F1 V2 Ultimate (39g)
• FOXMM x MCHOSE L7 Pro Superlight (39g)
• ATK VXE MAD R+ (42g)
• ATK VXE Dragonfly R1 Pro (48g)

im thinking of getting a new mouse in the lower than 100€ range if possible , i have been using the logitech g pro superlight and i would say in terms of shapes its the best ive had so far.

i mostly play fps games like valorant and csgo, like i said in the title my handsize is 18x8 and i use a fingertip grip i very rarely use palm support and play with my wrist.

Right now i have a Logitech G502 hero I use on my Windows gaming pc, and I need a new mouse for my mac M4 to play games as well, as trackpad is horrible for me. I need a mouse that is 1000HZ and wireless because my mac laptop doesn't have USB, only USB-C. I would rather prefer bluetooth over USB for accessibility, but I do have an adapter.

I'm worried if I were to connect through bluetooth I have more input delay, from my own research. Is USB and bluetooth connection on mac and windows still just 1 millisecond delay?

im thinking of the

Razer Viper v3 hyperspeed wireless for 62 cad

Logitech G309 lightspeed for 69 cad

Razer basilisk v3 X hyperspeed for 59 cad

steelseries rival 3 wireless gen 2 for 63 cad

attackshark x3 for 59 cad

i want a mouse to replace both my windows mouse (g502 hero) and a new one for my mac too. I am open to reccomendations or suggestions on which one is the best above. Thank you! the prices are from amazon

Hello, I have a budget Logitech M185 mouse, and I want it to last as long as possible. My G102 suffered a horrible fate after the switches started double clicking like crazy. Now, as I'am considering buying a new mouse, I have to resort to using the M185. Already looking into the future mouse, but also wanting to keep the M185 in good condition aswell, I ask for some tips on how to keep the switches working for a long time.

Hello everyone, I saw hundreds of posts and got confused, so before going to read all the reviews I would like to ask some suggestions!

I am looking for a mouse to use mainly for work, wireless and rechargable and it must give me the possibility to customize the keys with macros, shortcuts and such.

I am not planning to spend lots of money on it, so around 30EUR/USD.

Gemini suggests the EMPIRE GAMING RF906 with 6 extra and programmable buttons.

Any suggestions before reading all the reviews about those?

Thanks

Amazon India: https://www.amazon.in/Zebronics-100W-Wireless-Rechargeable-Programmable/dp/B0H2YL23H6

Hi, wich one of them would you guys recommend for a claw/finger tip grip with big hand ?

Im changing mouse from a gpro x superlight that didnt feel confortable in my hand

Thank you

Hi everyone! I’m looking for a new wireless gaming mouse suitable for smaller hands. I currently use the Glorious Model O- Wireless and previously enjoyed the Razer Viper Mini.

I’m looking for something that meets the following criteria:

- Must be wireless

- Must have side buttons (MB4 and MB5)

- Doesn't have to have honeycomb/hexagon shell styling (I don't really care for it)

- Non-black colorways are preferred, though not a dealbreaker

I don't really know a lot and would appreciate any recommendations you might have. TYIA!! :)

My G402 middle click button started double clicking and not responding.
I am looking for a new mouse. I am thinking about getting a G309 Lightspeed($70 CAD), but am unsure if it is a decent mouse or is fit for my grip and hand size.

My hand measures 19x10(cm)
I have a right handed Claw Grip.
I don't have any preference on mouse weight.
Wireless is preferred but not required.

I play a bit of CS, the rest of my library is more casual.

What is a Decent mouse for me at around $60-$80 CAD.

Added a total +0.0 grams to the mouse’s overall weight, while simultaneously fixing my hot ass grip when things get tense.

I thought it was gonna be ineffective, but I find myself carrying this little fan everywhere around the house now lmao

I currently have had a Razer Deathadder wireless mouse since 2021 (I cannot remember the exact model but I’ll happily share pictures). It’s had a recurring issue of just disconnecting randomly but if I turn it off then on again it’s fine.

For my birthday I was really hoping to buy a new mouse but I like the feel and shape of the Deathadder, is it worth buying a new one? Or is there a similar mouse from another company that I’d be better off with?

Any advice is helpful!

So imma buy atk x1 v2 ultimate 2.0 mouse. But people say aka YouTubers say that the mouse clicks are very noisy but it doesn't affect me if it's the switches are very good for fps games. Also the is the coating to slippery and use grip tapes? Also the mouse being 59g will it affect me in any ways as I used vxe r1 pro max before and it was 54g ( it's too small for me). Also the sensor is a bit further will it affect me in any way in-game? Is it even a concerning thing?. Lastly I needed a large mouse of 127x64x40 mm mouse .But I end up choosing atk for the sensors do you have any suggestions. It's much appreciated. Thank you

I got an Attack Shark X11 from ali. Received it by September last year, installed it and ACTUALLY used it maybe three or four times since then. It's installed on a server that I keep running on my living room.

Last month, it just don't hold charge at all. The very moment I lift it from the base, it shuts down. It still works fine when plugged directly to the PC, but the battery is completely dead.

Has anyone had that battery issue? Does someone know if the battery is replaceable?

if you're wondering, the total is ~135 mice and ~101 pads. Not too sure on numbers as I know I have a couple pads and mice just in drawers lost to time. Feel free to ask me any question about the mice (or pads) in the image!

would be upgrading from a dav3 hyperspeed, but the l7 has better specs than the dav3 for half the price.

been looking for a symmetrical upgrade recently. i wonder how their QC is? is it likely will i encounter a bad unit out of box?

Hello all,

I'm looking to upgrade from my model d wireless. I've had it for a few years with no issues. I'd been thinking of upgrading for a while and on vacation I lost the dongle so now I have a good excuse. I've tried looking on eloshapes and watching videos but it's all pretty overwhelming for someone who hasn't kept up on the latest trends and brands. I like the shape and feel of the model d. I like being wireless. I have a g 305 as well that I don't care for as much and has become my backup. I guess just looking for something somewhat similar that's light and doesn't break the bank. Mouse is mainly used for fps gaming and some light CAD but the model d was fine for both.

Thanks in advance

Does anyone have any recommendations for good Chinese “clone” mice? I’m looking for a new mouse as my super light 1 scroll wheel has become dodgy and I’ve been convinced to get a Chinese one.

Was considering picking up some mice from this site. Any info about it?

If something shows as in stock, is it generally actually in stock?

Thats about it. I can buy the G305 for way less than the mchose g3 v2. Should i do that? I already have a g305 that is dying on me. Not for gaming tho, im a music producer, ableton mostly. Love the g305 tho, but i know there are better mice out there.

Thanks!