Great reveiw i learned that most of these mouse are identicall and shape and grip is what matters this is why i went with the MAD R major love this video, deserve atleast 10k+ subs
This is such a Godsend , i bought the Scyrox a couple days back and am still waiting for it to arrive. From my research they seem to be almost exactly the same, no? I ended up with the Scyrox since its shape is closer to that of the sora, great review!
The only difference I feel is the size/shape between the V8 and the Major. Other aspects of the mice are very much the same. I've never used the sora so I'm not too sure how similar they are. According to eloshapes, the V8 has a larger back hump than the sora but it's by millimeters. Appreciate the comment and feedback!
very nice review i was looking for, i really like your review because you are straight to the point! i got a note though, you should add the software section in your mouse reviews cause i came here and i hoped that you cover the software because i will probably try to play minecraft with these mice because i can change debounce time but unfortunately you didnt cover the softwares of the 2 mices, overall a very great review and would like to see more! you gained a sub
I used a pincer claw grip (my Ring and index are flat on the right side). I am currently using the Attack Shark R6 (Sora V2/X2H mini clone) with no issue. I have the Maya X and feel like I'm and gripping it too hard because of the flat sides.
i happened to cop the vxe mad r 8k (non major) after a lot of other competitors thanks for the review :D btw just saying the non major mice has no white outline on their scroll wheel thats something i dont like i like my scroll wheel to be outlined white so i copped the vxe mad r 8k :D
thanks man you make me confident on getting MAD R major, since that the only available in my country and is that one with 200mah correct? not the plus one with 500mah
Hi why are you getting the one with less battery? I thought the best thing about the Mad R Major is that it comes with a extended battery option. If you know any key diffrences between the Major R + and the normal version please let me know.
@@raghufn5881i have few other mouse that weigh around 50g. and wanna try something less more.. which not the +. i thought it wont make much different since only few gram..but to be honest its like day and night lol. 😅 been using it quite alot.. it reduce my arm fatigue and wrist. never in my mind few grams can make so much difference. that what every UA-camr in last few years trying to reduce weight by cutting and remove other stuf.
@@raghufn5881 The Mad R Major Plus (the one with the 500mah battery) is about 6 grams heavier than the Mad R Major (200mah battery). So you have to decide if you prefer longer battery life or lighter weight
@@raygel93 I bet there are clones. These are clones of the pulsar shapes. Look around google with some key words like Reddit for viper mini clone or something like that. You’ll have better luck.
Is it true that the Mad Major + has updated QC compared to the regular Major? The Major + is a few grams heavier but if it's true that the build quality is better I'd go for that one instead of the regular major (even tho I don't care about battery but I really care about build quality)
@@TrVx_ I got a very recent copy and if they somehow have better QC on an already perfect product, I would genuinely be surprised. The copy I have is a regular major and I think it is perfect out of the box. No creaks, squishy areas, the base feels fine during use, even held up to the super glue mod without losing stiffness or usability. What have you heard about the regular major that would signal bad QC? Thanks for the q :)
@@magiceraser9 I've heard in other reviews that earlier batches had minor QC issues but they're seem to be ok now. I'm probably gonna end up buying the mad r major non plus. I have one last question tho. Between the V8 and R Major, which one has better side buttons? I wanna hear about pre/post travel and which ones are easier to spam between the two
@@TrVx_ It's really difficult to choose a 'winner' for the side buttons. Both have minimal pre/post travel (at least on my copies) and they feel really good to spam. I have melee for both OW and deadlock on my thumb buttons and I've been able to spam without issue. The only issue for me was the placement for the V8, where the smaller shell made it harder for me to reach the button closer to the back. So your grip style and placement of your thumb should dictate which mouse is best.
i just recieved the xraypad jades and i tried them on my dav2 (because thats the mouse that i currently have, but i bought it for the v8 or the mad r) THEY ARE SOOO NICE SOO FAST AND VERY GOOD STOPPING POWER and overall a very worth upgrade i still dont know what to get from both of these mice im planning to buy one of these mice and a pk control pad to up my setup and that pad is very nice from what i've heard
@@EnShoro I ended up taking two very thin wires and using them to build my own cable. The mouse sends data through the wireless, receives power through the wires. Ended up solving my issue. It’s pointless to have a light mouse if it is negated by a cable. Why does the cable need to send polling data at the detriment of a major selling point of the product? Bad decision on their part, as many computers have at least 2 usb ports and many people have power bricks on or near their desk. Make a lightweight cable that only sends power, dongle can handle the rest.
Does anyone how this mouse is so light? It's full shell and it's sub 40 gram weight. Starlight is supposedly made of magnesium and is full of holes and it's around this weight.
It's kind of in the middle. It's a bit heavy so it might be harder to spam. I've seen really light implementations but the V8 has a pretty heavy implementation. Ultimately, you would have to try it out yourself. If you go through AliExpress, make sure there are free returns in case you end up not liking the mouse.
@@magiceraser9 Thank you for responding! Do you have a recommendation that has a similar profile with the Mad R/Scyrox V8/R1 Pro but with lighter mouse3 clicks?
@@shiro7443 Other than the mice that showed up at the end of the video, I don't have a lot of experience with other mice so I'm not sure I can give you a solid recommendation. Comparing between all of the mice I do have, the clicks don't feel any more or less difficult to spam. If you are able to find what switch your preferred mouse 3 click is, you might be able to find teardowns of similar shaped mice to match them to. eloshapes is a great website to find similar shapes, the rest of the work is up to you to find a switch you like and mice with switches that are the same or similar.
I'm a bit confused with the actual weight, is the actual weight calculation 36g with or without the skates? if compared to both, which one is lighter with skates
With the skates and no mouse mods, the mad R was lighter hands down. I used 8 dot skates for both mice and the mad R was still lighter. Even without the skates, I think the V8 would come out to around the 38-39 gram range where the Mad R would drop to around 37.8 - 38 flat. Just FYI, they are so close that your purchase choice would probably come down to shape and comfort. The box for the V8 states it's 36g plus/minus 3 grams, which is a marketing strategy that pretty much says it's going to be 39 or so grams without having to guarantee a 36g weight. At least that's my understanding of it. Hope that answered your question! Thanks for the comment :)
It was around 38.4g out of the box. The mod only takes off .2-.3 of a gram, removing the screws is only an incremental improvement in weight. Thanks for the q!
At 8k polling with general use / couple hours of gaming a night, I get around 2-3 days. I also have the low latency thing enabled. I haven't ran it down all the way though, I just plug it in whenever I get a red light on the dongle. I usually do so every 2-3 days. I really like the xraypad Jade feet on my LGG Saturn Pro. They're pretty fast, but on a mid control pad they feel excellent for me. If you're using a different surface, it might feel faster or slower. They're just my preference for my aim style/mousepad. Thanks!
@magiceraser9 Thanks for the reply, I'd just like to know one more thing. I've been looking through aliexpress and there are a lot of vendors, I can't find an official VXE store though, which vendor would you recommend?
@@migueldias0509 I just ended up going with whichever one was cheapest. The vendor for the V8 was like "Party items store" or something like that - it's pretty reliable and I went through paypal so I can dispute if something goes wrong. Good luck with your purchase!
Both mice have equal build quality - in terms of lasting longer, they share tech so it's just whenever the 3950 is considered old. Theoretically, you can use these mice for years and years. As long as you don't slam your mice or are hard on them in non-standard ways, they are great.
I'm not exactly sure what you mean by comfort grooves, but the mouse clicks are both scooped for your fingers and the sides of the mice also have dips for your grip. Hope this answers your Q. Thanks!
Both have excellent overall quality. Clicks for both are implemented really well. In the short testing with the scyrox, I didn't feel any sensor issues or weight balancing issues. I've used the VXE exclusively for the past week and it's also been excellent. My aim scenarios are in OW2 and some deadlock, so a lot of swiping to slower, controlled movement and I haven't felt any hitches or spinning out. They both have a weight center point at where the sensor is, so mouse movement feels 1:1 to whatever sensitivity you have. They are essentially equal on every metric. It's ultimately the size/shape that is important.
@@magiceraser9 thank you! I'm going to buy the vxe, I have the r1 pro, but I never had a mouse with a weight of 40 g, so I would like to try. Do you like the mad major most than the final mouse and wl mouse?
Yeah, I'd choose the VXE mouse over both my finalmouse and wlmouse. Fit and finish wise, it is superior out of the box. I've had to mod my finalmouse and wlmouse in some capacity to remove shell flex and creaking and had to add grips to compensate for compatibility with my claw grip. The VXE mouse just fits my grip too well for me to not gravitate towards it for most of my gaming hours.
im thinking of buying one of these mice but I honestly don't know which has the better build quality, im using a hyperx haste 1 and that's what I've been used to for years and I finally wanna get something new, but im too scared to buy one of these and find out that one has the better build quality, im willing to buy the mad r major with the 500mAh battery for more hours but 1 I don't know how many hours both of these mice last and 2 I saw some reviews say that when squeezing the scyrox they felt the material move so im unsure of which one has the better build quality and the only thing left is that for me to buy these mice, they check every box of what I want
They are so close in quality, that it's up to shape. The flexing is minor - you would get flexing for something this light with a full shell, but I don't feel the flex while gaming. I don't think about the mouse while gaming.
The skyrox is a copy of the Pulsar X2H mini and the mad r is a copy of the Pulsar X2. If you've tried any of these mice, whichever one you prefer is the best choice. If your hand size is similar to mine, go for the mad r; if it's smaller, go for the scyrox. If you still cant choose, the mad r is a very safe shape that many can use so go for that one, regardless of hand size.
It's been reliable and works fine for me. What's important is to lift the pcb slightly so the glue gets sandwiched between the side of the pcb and the screw stand. Thanks for the question!
@@magiceraser9 I am writing with the help of translation, greetings from Ukraine. Nothing, I just duplicated the question of how many bolts I need to replace with glue, now I understand, thanks for the feedback
The coating on both feel great. My hands are always a bit sweaty and I've never felt that they slip or that I'm losing control. It will show some hand oils/moisture but that's easily wiped off and the white/yellow v8's should show that stuff less. They feel kinda chalky (?) with dry hands but still have great grip and feel.
@@trez000 The coating on the mad r might be the same as the V8. All the praise I have for the V8 coating applies to the mad r. I had a pretty sweaty session of deadlock last night and never felt that the mouse coating was slipping or there were any issues. Appreciate the follow up Q.
im currently using vxe r1 and wanted to upgrade, do u think mad r regular will fit ? i looked at eloshape it has the same shape. also is 3395 vs 3950 im mad r and mad r major is very noticeable different?
I think since they are the same shape, it will fit you the same. From reddit: I think that in terms of tracking, mouse sensors are near perfect since 3360. I guess their main improvements are in power efficiency (for battery saving and therefore, reducing the mouse’s weight), reduced latency and Ease of implementation and integration. I guess that in all of these the 3950 is slightly better than the 3395. The consensus is that as long as you're human, no there is no discernible difference. Between my ULX, BeastX and the Mad R Major, I don't feel a difference in the sensor. There may be a battery difference, but you can always charge it every night and it will not matter. Thanks for the comment!
If you don't have any hangups with ordering from overseas vs a local retailer, aliexpress is great and reliable. I bought both from aliexpress and they arrived in a timely fashion with no issues. I didn't look for either mouse on a different site so pricing may be different for other sites. Aliexpress was simple and I've bought from them before so I just did the same for the mice. Thanks for your question.
I think they are both excellent mice and you wouldn't go wrong with either. I don't play fortnite, but they perform well in other games. I assume it would work well for fortnite as well.
Great reveiw i learned that most of these mouse are identicall and shape and grip is what matters this is why i went with the MAD R major love this video, deserve atleast 10k+ subs
Nice review man. I think the mad r has huge modding potential.
Thank you! Yeah, for how light this is, there is still potential to get it under 35 grams.
This is such a Godsend , i bought the Scyrox a couple days back and am still waiting for it to arrive. From my research they seem to be almost exactly the same, no? I ended up with the Scyrox since its shape is closer to that of the sora, great review!
The only difference I feel is the size/shape between the V8 and the Major. Other aspects of the mice are very much the same.
I've never used the sora so I'm not too sure how similar they are. According to eloshapes, the V8 has a larger back hump than the sora but it's by millimeters.
Appreciate the comment and feedback!
@@magiceraser9 Which is better for bigger hands?
@@georgepierre3594 i've seen people saying the vxe is better for bigger hands, mines coming in next week!
The Mad R is a medium size mouse, the skyrox is small medium. So the Mad R is better for big hands.@@georgepierre3594
@@georgepierre3594 mad r of course
2nd yt video so niche yet so useful ngl 😆. These 2 mice rlly are the budget kings atm seems like so a direct comparison is very good to find.
mchose L7 that just released is also worth looking into. We have 3 budget kings now!
nice review! looking forward to new reviews and wish you luck on this channel.
gained a sub!
Appreciate the nice comment! Thanks for stopping by.
very nice review i was looking for, i really like your review because you are straight to the point!
i got a note though, you should add the software section in your mouse reviews
cause i came here and i hoped that you cover the software because i will probably try to play minecraft with these mice because i can change debounce time but unfortunately you didnt cover the softwares of the 2 mices, overall a very great review and would like to see more!
you gained a sub
You're right, it is definitely one of the many details I missed in the video. I'll keep this in mind if I make additional mouse reviews. Thanks!
I used a pincer claw grip (my Ring and index are flat on the right side). I am currently using the Attack Shark R6 (Sora V2/X2H mini clone) with no issue. I have the Maya X and feel like I'm and gripping it too hard because of the flat sides.
Amazing video!❤
Nice video! Subscribed
i happened to cop the vxe mad r 8k (non major) after a lot of other competitors
thanks for the review :D
btw just saying the non major mice has no white outline on their scroll wheel thats something i dont like
i like my scroll wheel to be outlined white so i copped the vxe mad r 8k
:D
Good to hear! The sensor performance between the 3390 and 3950 are indistinguishable so you can't really go wrong here. Thanks for the comment!
is the only differen1c1e 1b1etween the major the sensor
thanks man you make me confident on getting MAD R major, since that the only available in my country and is that one with 200mah correct? not the plus one with 500mah
Hi why are you getting the one with less battery? I thought the best thing about the Mad R Major is that it comes with a extended battery option. If you know any key diffrences between the Major R + and the normal version please let me know.
@@raghufn5881i have few other mouse that weigh around 50g. and wanna try something less more.. which not the +. i thought it wont make much different since only few gram..but to be honest its like day and night lol. 😅 been using it quite alot.. it reduce my arm fatigue and wrist. never in my mind few grams can make so much difference. that what every UA-camr in last few years trying to reduce weight by cutting and remove other stuf.
@@raghufn5881 The Mad R Major Plus (the one with the 500mah battery) is about 6 grams heavier than the Mad R Major (200mah battery). So you have to decide if you prefer longer battery life or lighter weight
How about mad r major vs Scyrox V6?
Which mouse is closer to viper mini? I got small hands and I wish there is a clone wireless viper mini
@@raygel93 I bet there are clones. These are clones of the pulsar shapes.
Look around google with some key words like Reddit for viper mini clone or something like that. You’ll have better luck.
atk f1
Is it true that the Mad Major + has updated QC compared to the regular Major?
The Major + is a few grams heavier but if it's true that the build quality is better I'd go for that one instead of the regular major (even tho I don't care about battery but I really care about build quality)
@@TrVx_ I got a very recent copy and if they somehow have better QC on an already perfect product, I would genuinely be surprised. The copy I have is a regular major and I think it is perfect out of the box. No creaks, squishy areas, the base feels fine during use, even held up to the super glue mod without losing stiffness or usability.
What have you heard about the regular major that would signal bad QC?
Thanks for the q :)
@@magiceraser9 I've heard in other reviews that earlier batches had minor QC issues but they're seem to be ok now.
I'm probably gonna end up buying the mad r major non plus.
I have one last question tho. Between the V8 and R Major, which one has better side buttons? I wanna hear about pre/post travel and which ones are easier to spam between the two
@@TrVx_ It's really difficult to choose a 'winner' for the side buttons. Both have minimal pre/post travel (at least on my copies) and they feel really good to spam. I have melee for both OW and deadlock on my thumb buttons and I've been able to spam without issue.
The only issue for me was the placement for the V8, where the smaller shell made it harder for me to reach the button closer to the back. So your grip style and placement of your thumb should dictate which mouse is best.
i just recieved the xraypad jades and i tried them on my dav2 (because thats the mouse that i currently have, but i bought it for the v8 or the mad r) THEY ARE SOOO NICE SOO FAST AND VERY GOOD STOPPING POWER and overall a very worth upgrade
i still dont know what to get from both of these mice
im planning to buy one of these mice and a pk control pad to up my setup and that pad is very nice from what i've heard
where did you get
The thicker cable is a good thing for 8k wireless.
@@EnShoro I ended up taking two very thin wires and using them to build my own cable. The mouse sends data through the wireless, receives power through the wires. Ended up solving my issue.
It’s pointless to have a light mouse if it is negated by a cable. Why does the cable need to send polling data at the detriment of a major selling point of the product?
Bad decision on their part, as many computers have at least 2 usb ports and many people have power bricks on or near their desk.
Make a lightweight cable that only sends power, dongle can handle the rest.
watching this video with my vxe mad r major :) super worth it
yo how do you change the DPI on the mad r major
bro did u faced any problem//
@@arctic9755 i dont think so. If he did face any problem, he woulda replied.
is mad r good enough too because i just got it
Does anyone how this mouse is so light? It's full shell and it's sub 40 gram weight. Starlight is supposedly made of magnesium and is full of holes and it's around this weight.
For a bigger hand, which is better??
I got a question, do we have an adapter with the mad r major
Scyrox v8 or vxe mad r major+? Interms of performance and technology.
Thanks for the review, is the middle button of the Scyrox V8 hard to spam?
It's kind of in the middle. It's a bit heavy so it might be harder to spam. I've seen really light implementations but the V8 has a pretty heavy implementation. Ultimately, you would have to try it out yourself. If you go through AliExpress, make sure there are free returns in case you end up not liking the mouse.
@@magiceraser9 Thank you for responding! Do you have a recommendation that has a similar profile with the Mad R/Scyrox V8/R1 Pro but with lighter mouse3 clicks?
@@shiro7443 Other than the mice that showed up at the end of the video, I don't have a lot of experience with other mice so I'm not sure I can give you a solid recommendation. Comparing between all of the mice I do have, the clicks don't feel any more or less difficult to spam.
If you are able to find what switch your preferred mouse 3 click is, you might be able to find teardowns of similar shaped mice to match them to. eloshapes is a great website to find similar shapes, the rest of the work is up to you to find a switch you like and mice with switches that are the same or similar.
nice review, create ur own icon.
I'm a bit confused with the actual weight, is the actual weight calculation 36g with or without the skates? if compared to both, which one is lighter with skates
With the skates and no mouse mods, the mad R was lighter hands down. I used 8 dot skates for both mice and the mad R was still lighter.
Even without the skates, I think the V8 would come out to around the 38-39 gram range where the Mad R would drop to around 37.8 - 38 flat. Just FYI, they are so close that your purchase choice would probably come down to shape and comfort.
The box for the V8 states it's 36g plus/minus 3 grams, which is a marketing strategy that pretty much says it's going to be 39 or so grams without having to guarantee a 36g weight. At least that's my understanding of it.
Hope that answered your question! Thanks for the comment :)
wait im confused. did you do the superglue mod to make the mad r 38g, or is it 38g right out of the box?
It was around 38.4g out of the box. The mod only takes off .2-.3 of a gram, removing the screws is only an incremental improvement in weight.
Thanks for the q!
Hello, I would like to know how long the VXE battery lasts. And also which skates do you recommend?
At 8k polling with general use / couple hours of gaming a night, I get around 2-3 days. I also have the low latency thing enabled.
I haven't ran it down all the way though, I just plug it in whenever I get a red light on the dongle. I usually do so every 2-3 days.
I really like the xraypad Jade feet on my LGG Saturn Pro. They're pretty fast, but on a mid control pad they feel excellent for me. If you're using a different surface, it might feel faster or slower. They're just my preference for my aim style/mousepad.
Thanks!
@magiceraser9 Thanks for the reply, I'd just like to know one more thing. I've been looking through aliexpress and there are a lot of vendors, I can't find an official VXE store though, which vendor would you recommend?
@@migueldias0509 I just ended up going with whichever one was cheapest. The vendor for the V8 was like "Party items store" or something like that - it's pretty reliable and I went through paypal so I can dispute if something goes wrong. Good luck with your purchase!
which one do you think has a better build quality and last longer ?
Both mice have equal build quality - in terms of lasting longer, they share tech so it's just whenever the 3950 is considered old. Theoretically, you can use these mice for years and years. As long as you don't slam your mice or are hard on them in non-standard ways, they are great.
Do mouse 1 and 2 have comfort grooves on both models?
I'm not exactly sure what you mean by comfort grooves, but the mouse clicks are both scooped for your fingers and the sides of the mice also have dips for your grip.
Hope this answers your Q. Thanks!
which one do u recommend?
Which one do you recommend has the best side buttons for Build in Fortnite or
I don't really play fortnite, but I use the Mad R Major's side buttons for melee in games and I press pretty hard. Both are the same!
Does the Mad R Major work on ps5 with 8k dongle?
No, I don't believe so.
In terms of overall quality, sensor performance, clicks and weight balance, which is better?
Both have excellent overall quality. Clicks for both are implemented really well. In the short testing with the scyrox, I didn't feel any sensor issues or weight balancing issues. I've used the VXE exclusively for the past week and it's also been excellent. My aim scenarios are in OW2 and some deadlock, so a lot of swiping to slower, controlled movement and I haven't felt any hitches or spinning out.
They both have a weight center point at where the sensor is, so mouse movement feels 1:1 to whatever sensitivity you have.
They are essentially equal on every metric. It's ultimately the size/shape that is important.
@@magiceraser9
@@magiceraser9 thank you! I'm going to buy the vxe, I have the r1 pro, but I never had a mouse with a weight of 40 g, so I would like to try. Do you like the mad major most than the final mouse and wl mouse?
Yeah, I'd choose the VXE mouse over both my finalmouse and wlmouse. Fit and finish wise, it is superior out of the box. I've had to mod my finalmouse and wlmouse in some capacity to remove shell flex and creaking and had to add grips to compensate for compatibility with my claw grip.
The VXE mouse just fits my grip too well for me to not gravitate towards it for most of my gaming hours.
@@magiceraser9thats absolutely nuts. Its so cheap too
im thinking of buying one of these mice but I honestly don't know which has the better build quality, im using a hyperx haste 1 and that's what I've been used to for years and I finally wanna get something new, but im too scared to buy one of these and find out that one has the better build quality, im willing to buy the mad r major with the 500mAh battery for more hours but 1 I don't know how many hours both of these mice last and 2 I saw some reviews say that when squeezing the scyrox they felt the material move so im unsure of which one has the better build quality and the only thing left is that for me to buy these mice, they check every box of what I want
They are so close in quality, that it's up to shape. The flexing is minor - you would get flexing for something this light with a full shell, but I don't feel the flex while gaming. I don't think about the mouse while gaming.
Should i get the scyrox or mad r
The skyrox is a copy of the Pulsar X2H mini and the mad r is a copy of the Pulsar X2. If you've tried any of these mice, whichever one you prefer is the best choice.
If your hand size is similar to mine, go for the mad r; if it's smaller, go for the scyrox. If you still cant choose, the mad r is a very safe shape that many can use so go for that one, regardless of hand size.
@@magiceraser9 what is your hand size?
I say this in the video around 9:45
My hands are around 3.5in width x 7in height.
How safe is it to use superglue instead of bolts?
It's been reliable and works fine for me. What's important is to lift the pcb slightly so the glue gets sandwiched between the side of the pcb and the screw stand.
Thanks for the question!
@@magiceraser9 ok, I'll do the same for myself, how many screws do I need to remove? How much does the fee keep them?
@@21gramm31 IIRC you just remove the screws on the motherboard. It should be 3 or 4 screws.
What do you mean by that last sentence? Thanks.
@@magiceraser9 I am writing with the help of translation, greetings from Ukraine. Nothing, I just duplicated the question of how many bolts I need to replace with glue, now I understand, thanks for the feedback
Чем тебя не устраивает стоковый вес, тяжело?
Which mouse is wider?
Madr
You're a crazy person. You removed all the screws and superglued all the parts just for 0.2gram difference.
How’s the coating on the black scyrox?
The coating on both feel great. My hands are always a bit sweaty and I've never felt that they slip or that I'm losing control. It will show some hand oils/moisture but that's easily wiped off and the white/yellow v8's should show that stuff less.
They feel kinda chalky (?) with dry hands but still have great grip and feel.
@@magiceraser9 and what about mad r?
@@trez000 The coating on the mad r might be the same as the V8. All the praise I have for the V8 coating applies to the mad r.
I had a pretty sweaty session of deadlock last night and never felt that the mouse coating was slipping or there were any issues.
Appreciate the follow up Q.
im currently using vxe r1
and wanted to upgrade, do u think mad r regular will fit ?
i looked at eloshape it has the same shape.
also is 3395 vs 3950 im mad r and mad r major is very noticeable different?
I think since they are the same shape, it will fit you the same.
From reddit: I think that in terms of tracking, mouse sensors are near perfect since 3360. I guess their main improvements are in power efficiency (for battery saving and therefore, reducing the mouse’s weight), reduced latency and Ease of implementation and integration.
I guess that in all of these the 3950 is slightly better than the 3395.
The consensus is that as long as you're human, no there is no discernible difference.
Between my ULX, BeastX and the Mad R Major, I don't feel a difference in the sensor.
There may be a battery difference, but you can always charge it every night and it will not matter.
Thanks for the comment!
tbh unless you want to try out different shapes, no, it's the same thing with supposed better qc, but most people say otherwise, still early batch
should i buy the mad r major off aliexpress or somewhere else
If you don't have any hangups with ordering from overseas vs a local retailer, aliexpress is great and reliable. I bought both from aliexpress and they arrived in a timely fashion with no issues.
I didn't look for either mouse on a different site so pricing may be different for other sites. Aliexpress was simple and I've bought from them before so I just did the same for the mice.
Thanks for your question.
@@magiceraser9 on which store did you buy the scyrox v8? every store i tried they were waiting for the factory to send them a lot
@@magiceraser9 if i were to buy it from somwhere else where should i buy it from
are either of these mice a good choice for Fortnite?
I think they are both excellent mice and you wouldn't go wrong with either. I don't play fortnite, but they perform well in other games. I assume it would work well for fortnite as well.
bro ur not a human postage scale, you cannot tell if something is .2 grams lighter
@@4smo yeah 100%. I am chasing some arbitrary number on a scale, but that’s part of my fun for the hobby. Makes the mouse “mine”.
@@magiceraser9 fair enough