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Hi! It's the Endgame Gear EM-B Plus mousepad.

Hi! 😀 If 2K, 4K or 8K polling rates is something you need then the pro version is the better option. For the rest it's exactly the same. If you can stick with 1k polling rate, then the basic Aria 2 should be fine as well.

Thank you! You're welcome! I am glad you like the review 👍

Hey 😀 Thanks! You're welcome 👍 I also really like this keyboard. Yes, the software is a real drawback for me as well.

Hi!😀 No it doesn't.

Merci! 😁

Hi! Xlite V3 and XM2 8K are the 2 mice I used the most. I also like the recently tested Hyperlight from Hitscan. Between GPX2 and vv3, I prefer the vv3

Heyyy 😁

Thanks man 👍Yes, very solid build and for gaming

Hey! Thanks man! 👍

Hi, it depends! The main difference between the standard black plastic case and the transparent black frost case is that you have a better RGB shining through the case. But because it has more a frost darker transparent look it's not so exaggerate, it still look cool. It gives a bit more that gamer vibe in your setup. The full black is more traditional. It will fit in a more minimalistic setup. Quality is the same unless you want the more expensive aluminum case. So, at the end it’s only about the aesthetic 👍

@@OlicheckGamingTechBut is it really worth the 220€ price? Cuz I feel bad spending that much money on a keyboard. Are there other cheaper alternatives similar to the 80he?

@@cepeliniskiu32 In a TKL format you have the Corsair K70 pro TKL, Pulsar PCMK 2 HE or in a 60/65 format you have the NuPhy Air60 He (low profile or the Yunzii RT68. Those are all the keyboards I tried, and they are good and offer the same advantage as a wooting by being cheaper. There are also a lot more, but I didn't try them all 😅

Nice! I hope you will like it! 👍

@@OlicheckGamingTechcan't get my 8k dongle to work. The regular one seems fine. Looks like the software is reading the 8k but my mouse just not connecting? Any ideas?

​@@luminozo1610 Oh. Maybe try this trick but you need a second cable. 1. Connect both dongles. 2. Turn on the mouse 3. Start the software and leave it on the welcome screen 4. Press 2 main button and scroll wheel button at the same time and hold for 3-5 seconds. Then a second mouse (8K) should appear on the welcome 5. close the software 6. click on the 8K mouse and you are done.

Hi! I agree. I think we are at a point that the 4k/8K dongle should always be including in the box. It should become the new standard IMO.

@OlicheckGamingTech agreed, and the price they are asking for it is way too high

Wow, thanks a lot for the super thanks! Yes, the hyperlight is a great mouse and even more impressive considering it's Hitscan's first mouse. I haven't tried the VXE mad r yet. I have the VXE R1 and it's also very solid for the price. I hope the mad r will at least be as solid as the r1 or even better👍

The vv3 pro being a bit longer, it should be better for your hand size and a palm grip.

Hehe! What a nice coincidence 😁 Thanks for stopping by 👍

Hi! 😃 They may have the same length, but the Hyperlight gets gradually wider towards the front. So, it's quite a different shape

@OlicheckGamingTech what about the other aspects? I think both shapes fit me, just wondering if the higher price point is worth it on the hyper

@@takutolovex Ah OK! Well, I think it depends on whether you want 8K wired or wireless. For being 8K wireless and so well build, the hyperlight is worth it at that price point. If wired is not a problem, then the OP1 8K is the best what you can get for the money

@@OlicheckGamingTech are the sides as curved ad the OP1? I like resting my ring finger on the right corner and its kinda uncomfortable for me on the OP1

@@maltakar9879 Not exactly. It's curved in the middle but wider and flares out towards the front. So, it's getting wider at the front. The OP1 is like more straight from the middle to the front.

Hey! Thanks bro! Yes, as a first mouse it's impressive and the name is definitely very creative. It fits very well the FPS gamers’ daily routine 🤣

Hi! For me and my hand size and grip style the Maya X 😊

Hi! You're welcome my friend, if "thank you" was what you wanted to say 😁

@@OlicheckGamingTech yes, exactly!

Better

Hi! For my skin the Hyperlight feels better, less slippery. Even if the charcoal coting feels to be a bit more premium.

Hehe 😅 Thanks a lot man 👍

Those are very different mice. The XM2 is a larger, heavier mouse for more of a relaxed claw type grip. The hyperlight is a much smaller, lighter mouse better for aggressive claw/fingertip grip (think razer viper mini). Maybe go for the xm2 8k and with the money you save over the 4k, put it towards a hyperlight? Those mice aren't very similar to me. The hyperlight is closer to your op1 8k than it is to the XM2.

​@@Matt-gf4gd I completely agree with. I would have almost said exactly the same. Thank you 👍

​@@OlicheckGamingTechglad to hear my mouse obsession is paying off finally 🤣

@@Matt-gf4gd 🤣

Salut! Pas facile à dire... En termes de rapidité, les deux offres ce qu'il a de mieux sur le marché actuellement. Le choix va se faire, entre le design, la qualité de fabrication, l'interface et le ressenti. Personnellement en terme de design et qualité de fabrication le Corsair K70 Pro TKL est meilleur. (Mon avis) Après l’interface web pour configurer le clavier avec le Wooting c’est tellement mieux que d’installer l’icue de Corsair. Pour ce qui est du ressenti des touches ici les deux sont OK (avis personnel) mais avec les claviers de chez Wooting tu peux plus facilement personnaliser ton clavier. Donc changer selon tes gouts et préférences. Chose presque pas possible avec Corsair. En revanche là ou Corsair frappe fort, par rapport au Wooting 80HE, c’est au niveau du prix avec repose poignet inclus. Donc voilà, j’espère ça va un peu t’aider dans ton choix. 🙂

@ merci beaucoup pour ta réponse honnête et detaillé !

@@sineos1258 De rien 👍

Hehe! Thanks 😅

Compared to the 80HE, I would say the K70 Pro has a better build quality. Stabilizers are better implemented on the 80HE and sound dampening is also better. Switches feeling depends on personal preferences, for me they both feel good. The design is more minimalistic on the 80HE and on the corsair’s K70 pro it's more gamer oriented. RGB is better on the K70 Pro. Icue software is a downside compared to wooting web-based software. At the end it depends on what it's more important between design, quality, sound and switches feeling. But the K70 is also a bit cheaper.

@OlicheckGamingTech Thank you for replying and explaining. I've been waiting on the 80HE for a few months now and am not sure which one to pick. Sounds like either one is okay.

@@BurkeSchneider You're welcome! Yes. not easy to pick one. Maybe another point, is that the 80HE is easier to customize. Changing the case, switches...

just get the 80he. When razer release rappy snappy, wooting release there own version the next day literally. they asked the community and they said yes. you will also have better customization for cases in the future. last thing is you can access wootility online so that's that.

@@seancanja1518 I agree. As a smaller brand, Wooting stay closer to the community. That's an advantage.

You're welcome!

Yes, indeed 😃

shape 👍

Moonstone 🙂

@@OlicheckGamingTech thanks

@@waleed60906655 You're welcome 👍

Hi! 😃Yes, it's definitely a great budget alternative to the Wooting 60HE. 👍

Tanks bro 😃 Indeed, it's a solid budget HE Keyboard!

Thanks man 👍 Nice, I hope you will like it!

@@OlicheckGamingTech it's now my main . What a mouse

@@mickykhoury85 Great! I am glad you like it! Have fun 👍

Hi 😃 Thank you! Yes, I agree that sometimes the background volume is too high. I will improve that in the future 👍

Yeah! Let's go! 😃

Wow, thank you so much! 👍

@@OlicheckGamingTech yw! ive never put together a keyboard before so im debating if i want to get the ghost model or not? Do you think white keys would look cool with it? I have a black mouse pad with a white mouse, so it kind of fits my color theme.

@@NMarling Hi, the ghost case model is cool if you want some RGB to shine through. I also think, if you have a black pad with a white mouse, then the contrast with a keyboard having a black case with white keycaps will look great on your desk 👍

Hi 😃 Maybe the Maya X is worth a try as it's a bit shorter than the v3 pro 👍

@@OlicheckGamingTech yes that's why i'm thinking of trying maya x thanks for your feedback bro

@@mrgritty1956 You're welcome 👍

Hi 😃 for me personally vv3!

@@OlicheckGamingTech what is your hand size?

@@ronald0122 17cm x 9.5cm

Hi, 2.5 with 800 DPI or sometimes 1.25 with 1600 DPI 🙂

Hi 😃 Since this review the EM-B Plus is the pad I used the most. So yes, it's my new main. It's similar to the otsu. 👍

Hi! 😃 Yes, I saw corepad releases their new pro max skates. I haven't tried them yet. But I will. Else, the corepad pro or tiger Ice v2 are good skates for CS2 on the saturn pro soft 👍

@@OlicheckGamingTech hope you can let know how the pro max are. i dont know what to pick right now

@@ronald0122 I purchase the pro max. I hope to get them soon. I think of making a UA-cam short about it 👍

Hi! Unfortunately, I don't have these glasspads 😔

Also the fujin sticks less. It's very similar to the harut 👍

@@OlicheckGamingTech Thanks for the reply! I think awhile ago you mentioned that the Glaze was the least sticky one out of all the ones you have tested. Is this still the case compared to the harut and fujin?

@@jimmywang4186 Hi! Yes, the Glaze is still the least sticky glasspad I have tried so far 👍

For my skin, the harut sticks a bit less compared to the empress.

Appreciate it! Thank you 👍

Hi 😃 Yes, I totally agree with that. The design is very refreshing