OnasiAh, yeah, because what the market clearly lacks is ANOTHER GPX clone. We don’t have a ton of those already. I understand that it’s a popular shape, but come on, at some point you kinda have to try something different.

ZoneDymoI mean, its 2025, gaming mice designs have been tried, sometimes it just comes to what is the "perfect" design and thats that.
Remember that Zalman "gun" mouse? love the design, love that they tried but apperently it wasnt much of a succes and there is more of that.

OnasiAh, yeah, because what the market clearly lacks is ANOTHER GPX clone. We don’t have a ton of those already. I understand that it’s a popular shape, but come on, at some point you kinda have to try something different.

SynthwaveYou might want to look into G-Wolves mice.

oobymachWe want more battery life! And free scrolling wheels! Ok it's a featherweight but it's not the lightest but it is heavy on the specs. If it at least lasted a month (600+ hours) I'd be happy. Logitech (and Dell) are out there doing 3 year battery life boys come on.

oobymachWe want more battery life! And free scrolling wheels! Ok it's a featherweight but it's not the lightest but it is heavy on the specs. If it at least lasted a month (600+ hours) I'd be happy. Logitech (and Dell) are out there doing 3 year battery life boys come on.

SynthwaveYeah. With office hardware and Bluetooth.

You can always buy a bigger battery though.

OnasiYou cannot have a lightweight high performance mouse that is also capable of 600+ hours of battery life when running any mode that is acceptable for competitive gaming with current technology. It’s just not possible. Your best option is to run a dual mouse setup - something like a MX Master or a Keychron alternative for productivity and whatever is your mouse of choice for gaming.
Of course, if you don’t give a fuck about competitive games you can get away with basically anything.

oobymachTrue this only has a 300mah battery but for sure it's to keep the weight down. More people prefer something that feels like a cheap piece of crap and performs like a monster.

OnasiThere are plenty of lightweight mice that don’t feel cheap at all, some made of things like magnesium or carbon fiber. It’s just so happens that the consensus in the mouse enthusiast space (which overwhelmingly has overlap with FPS/aiming community) is that lighter mice are objectively better for competitive games (provided the shape fits the user, naturally). There is very little reason for mice to be heavier if all things are equal. Yes, there is a minority of people who prefer “heavier” mice for stability, but they are more of an outlier. That being said, again, outside of competitive games (FPS especially) you can get away with running whatever the hell you want. It doesn’t matter.

oobymachI competitive game (warzone, cod) on a controller on my pc and pwn all day. Can't stand a mouse / kbd for online except for diablo 3 I didn't mind. I use inverse aiming and can't get used to the mouse at all (ok I spent over 200 hours in satisfactory with a kbd / mouse but that's not competitive).

OnasiI am sorry to break it to you, but nobody who is remotely serious considers CoD a legitimate competitive game on PC. It’s basically at the bottom rung of shooters. Part of it is indeed the broken aim assist implementation for controllers (same thing that choked the life out of Apex Legends being a competitive game). But I am happy you are having fun, that’s the only thing that should matter.

But we have veered far off topic.

oobymachMy dell kajigger is on the dongle not bluetooth (needs to be on the dongle to work in bios) and promises up to 3 year battery life. It's 98g with up to 4000dpi and I use it for everything. Only downside is the feet aren't teflon (yet).