Objectively, I thought it was great review. You covered some things that weren't in other reviews and was very thorough. I do have to say that your frustration/sighs was off putting. The review might have been off the cuff, which is not a bad thing but the "ughs" and hesitations threw me off the review. I like the comparisons you did to other mice, which helped give me an idea on how wide the M2K was. Either way, good job and keep improving.
personally I wouldn't bet on it, a not-so-great (capacity wise) battery would easily add 4-6 grams on it's own not counting the extra board engineering + software engineering on this already 300+ dollar mouse
First video!!? Let’s gooo, I just got into making videos too, the first one is always rough. UA-cam and Reddit strangers are also pretty brutal! Much love and support from Canada 👊
XTen Control. The mouse picks up a lot of the texture on a surface and heavily benefits from some friction to add control so it feels like the perfect combo. Sorry about the audio quality and this video's voice-over being so ass. I might end up redoing it in the future.
@@KraftyCraftKraf Aight! Thanks for answer! I do accually have a hien xsoft and skypad but good to hear about another one aswell :) I think ur review was really good it was that u were spoken so fast that i could not understand that think only :) Are u still using this mouse?
I do use it still but not that much because of how long it takes to adapt to when switching to and from a normal mouse. It feels very hard to integrate into a main rotation and is more of a mouse that you have to use exclusively to get good results with it.
Its hard to say. Half the appeal of the m2k is the insane quality and you won't quite get that from PMM. It's as much of an engineering sample as it is a tool. As far as weight vs wireless, they'd probably feel fairly similar, the m2k's cable is that bad. On small movements, the m2k will certainly feel lighter but the cable feels super restrictive and adds a noticeable amount of drag whenever you get it moving. The question is whether you want the highest quality mouse ever made or a more rounded gaming experience.
I was thinking of getting one for the fingertip, but I have 2 questions. One is that can you paracord it? Secondly, does your wrist drag onto the mousepad.
You might be able to paracord it, but I doubt it. The design is very non-conventional and I'm not sure if you would be able to open it up and wire a new cable. Also, most paracords are incompatible with high polling rate mice and can't handle the data transfer rates, so you would also need a special cable. I would consult an actual mouse modder with experience on the m2k because I don't really know any specifics. My wrist drags with I use this mouse, but it also drags on every mouse I use. That's just how I naturally grip. I think it would be pretty hard to not drag your wrist on a pure ftip mouse without being very uncomfortable.
I've been back to mainly playing overwatch recently. It's dead as fuck but no other game has as satisfying mechanics so I always come crawling back. I also play a little bit of valorant and apex.
Hey dude, If you wanted to upgrade to pretty much the world's lightest cable for the mouse then I made a very detailed guide that was pinned to the Zaunkoeng Discord. This makes the mouse feel wireless and the cable stays out of the way.
Objectively, I thought it was great review. You covered some things that weren't in other reviews and was very thorough. I do have to say that your frustration/sighs was off putting. The review might have been off the cuff, which is not a bad thing but the "ughs" and hesitations threw me off the review. I like the comparisons you did to other mice, which helped give me an idea on how wide the M2K was. Either way, good job and keep improving.
Thank you for the great feedback! Definitely need to practice more to get comfortable with speaking for a recording.
@@KraftyCraftKraf sick bro
"Rocket-Jump-Ninjapilled" is such an accurate description of this mouse. Smallest, Lightweightest, Lowest. Gotta cop me a wireless version.
If they ever manage to make it wireless, Im ordering.
wired is superior
personally I wouldn't bet on it, a not-so-great (capacity wise) battery would easily add 4-6 grams on it's own not counting the extra board engineering + software engineering on this already 300+ dollar mouse
First video!!? Let’s gooo, I just got into making videos too, the first one is always rough.
UA-cam and Reddit strangers are also pretty brutal! Much love and support from Canada 👊
Nice review! I’m waiting for my mouse :) what mousepad did u say was ur favorite combo? I could not hear it :7
XTen Control. The mouse picks up a lot of the texture on a surface and heavily benefits from some friction to add control so it feels like the perfect combo. Sorry about the audio quality and this video's voice-over being so ass. I might end up redoing it in the future.
@@KraftyCraftKraf Aight! Thanks for answer!
I do accually have a hien xsoft and skypad but good to hear about another one aswell :) I think ur review was really good it was that u were spoken so fast that i could not understand that think only :)
Are u still using this mouse?
I do use it still but not that much because of how long it takes to adapt to when switching to and from a normal mouse. It feels very hard to integrate into a main rotation and is more of a mouse that you have to use exclusively to get good results with it.
@@KraftyCraftKraf i see i see :)
Do you think the M2K at 24g with the bad cable or the PMM wireless M2K copy at 38g would be better?
Its hard to say. Half the appeal of the m2k is the insane quality and you won't quite get that from PMM. It's as much of an engineering sample as it is a tool. As far as weight vs wireless, they'd probably feel fairly similar, the m2k's cable is that bad. On small movements, the m2k will certainly feel lighter but the cable feels super restrictive and adds a noticeable amount of drag whenever you get it moving. The question is whether you want the highest quality mouse ever made or a more rounded gaming experience.
@@KraftyCraftKraf alright thanks I think I'm leaning towards the M2K because it really is a piece of engineering beauty
@@Blaze-js6fi It is a treat. And with the cable in a bungee it's not too bad.
I was thinking of getting one for the fingertip, but I have 2 questions. One is that can you paracord it? Secondly, does your wrist drag onto the mousepad.
You might be able to paracord it, but I doubt it. The design is very non-conventional and I'm not sure if you would be able to open it up and wire a new cable. Also, most paracords are incompatible with high polling rate mice and can't handle the data transfer rates, so you would also need a special cable. I would consult an actual mouse modder with experience on the m2k because I don't really know any specifics.
My wrist drags with I use this mouse, but it also drags on every mouse I use. That's just how I naturally grip. I think it would be pretty hard to not drag your wrist on a pure ftip mouse without being very uncomfortable.
@@KraftyCraftKraf thanks for your response ok so I don’t think ima get this mouse then lol. Anyways keep up the great reviews.
What Games do you play? Btw Great Video
I've been back to mainly playing overwatch recently. It's dead as fuck but no other game has as satisfying mechanics so I always come crawling back. I also play a little bit of valorant and apex.
Hey dude,
If you wanted to upgrade to pretty much the world's lightest cable for the mouse then I made a very detailed guide that was pinned to the Zaunkoeng Discord.
This makes the mouse feel wireless and the cable stays out of the way.
Hey, I’m pretty sure I saw your Reddit post
I find it funny how I'm watching this just after buying a G502 lmao
How long was shipping?
I got mine second hand to avoid production and shipping times.