Did you used it for butterfly click or drag click? That tipe of clicking abuse destroys the sensor of your mice, believe me, I used to do the same and it eventually died like yours, same thing happened to my friends that did the same.
Thank you for getting straight to the mouses and telling us every last detail of the mouses, you have helped me out with keyboards before, and my keyboard is absolutely amazing! And you have helped me out again. Thank you. Keep up the great work!
You forgot the razor death adder I have used of of those things for 2+ years and was only 22$ I bought it intended to buy a new mouse and I’m just now looking and the only reason I’m looking is the scroll wheel goes opposite way but for 22$ it lasted a long time and got put thru a shit tone
I'm using Basilisk V3 right now! I was a Basilisk V2 user, but the build quality of V2 was miserable. V3 is completely different, and I'm very satisfied. I don't even play games with mice though, I'm using it as an office mouse.
I'm watching this while using a Basilisk Hyperspeed V3, having issues with the scroll wheel and Iv only had it for 8 months, I really want to fix it but to get inside I have to tear off the plastic and I know of no way to put it back on if I do
Look into the Darmoshark M3s & M3, and Ajazz AJ199, both wireless with rechargeable batteries and extremely light weight for under 50. There's quite a few other similar ones on the way, that are all SO MUCH BETTER than ones from American brands, G Pro Superlight $150-tier mice for less than a third the cost.
@@willgregor8043 Both the gaming mice and mechanical keyboard markets are moving so fast that recommendations are accurate for only like two weeks. The MouseReview and BudgetKeebs subreddits/discords are where you want to look.
I've used two G305's over the last 1.5 years and I honestly *CANNOT* recommend them currently. The first one's scroll wheel gave up around 8-9 months in (for example when you're scrolling up, the page goes down or it doesn't move at all like 70% of the time which makes scrolling *extremely* annoying at best and completely impossible at worst), then a couple months after that the right button too (it started double clicking). The scroll wheel on my second G305 sounded weird right from the start (it was super loud and sounded like a growling rottweiler lol), it also felt weird when scrolling, basically nothing like my previous G305. Unsurprisingly, it gave up even earlier than the first one, about 3-4 months in after purchase. After scouting online a bit, it seems like a lot of other people have the exact same problems occurring within roughly the same time period. So yeah, my verdict on the g305 at the time of writing this is *DO NOT* buy this mouse. Its a real shame honestly because aside from that, I really like the mouse but when you have an essential button like the scroll wheel getting bricked consistently within just a few months of use, it's just impossible to recommend it.
@@user-zg5dr1vq9wI don’t think so, I have a similar mice of Logitech (g203) and I have the same problem of the scroll wheel, I was trying to figure it out but it’s just difficult or maybe out of my hands.
@@theultimateemeralds me here watching the video, cause of my double clicking g203, my friend last night has been through 3 logitech mice both double clicking, told me to not to get any logitech mouse again
“Budget” is not relative to each person, as this would be impossible as everyone has different “budgets”. “Budget” refers to each industry, for mice, this price point is budget when compared to other gaming mice.
@@ConsumerTechReview 100% Agree with you, that's why i made my initial comment. looking at the mice industry especially wired gaming mice industry the amount of mice available around/below $30-40 and how good they are eliminates the need to have mice that are over $50 (but usually are on sale). i have been watching you from the past 2-3 years and i see you have any "ultra budget" category. the mice in this video are mid-range IMO and the mice about them can be easily considered premium/high-end. My point is if you would title them differently then maybe it will target the audience better. no one goes and searches for the term "ultra budget" everyone would is looking for something cheap and good always use just budget
I like how he just dived STRAIGHTT into the video
I subbed him becayse of that 😂
Right most youtubers tell you your life story before the vid starts
In medias res
I appreciate that
It's almost soothing like a breath of fresh air
what you are showing is not a budget gaming mouse.
vouch for the Razer Uruk-hai
How do u know when do I need a mouse lol?
bro using so much hand gesture like swimming on 15 feet pool.
You called the Orochi as Oro-kai. LOL. It's Oro-chi (Serpent) same as in Orochimaru (Big Serpent).
G503 lmao.
wait you said "g503" instead of "g502"
Bro both are same just a change of name in different regions, same like g203 and g204
More Keyboard vids pls
Monitors under 100?
Pixio px248 is not bad
Review zaopin z1 pro
Pulsefire Haste Wired is the best.
hmmm
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Budget and 80 dollars isn't a thing
But with that?
aaaahhh yes the budget mouse category.... AT MINIMUM OF 45 DOLLARS FOR MOST OF THE MICE XD! THAT IS NO LONGER BUDGET
Respect to you for getting strait to the point 🫡
i hate ads
Stick to Halo then
@@chillhour6155shoulda said cs
i bought the hyperx pulsefire haste and it started malfunctioning like 6 months later
7:54 what is that keyboard? pls smn
i have the cooler master mm-711
is there anything wrong with it so far? i just ordered one and ive heard mixed reviews
Wtf does BUDGET mean to you? $50 is BUDGET now?
I want ask, mouse Logitech G 102 lightsync, its normal mouse for daily work and gaming? And she is very noisy or not?
Great mouse
hyperx sensor is ass after 2 years it stops moving from time to time and i cant play anymore
Did you used it for butterfly click or drag click? That tipe of clicking abuse destroys the sensor of your mice, believe me, I used to do the same and it eventually died like yours, same thing happened to my friends that did the same.
I guess we have different definitions of the word Budget
The fast start made me subscribe.
Good video, what I've missed is review of how noisy buttons and wheel are. Personally hate that click click click sound, and prefer quetier mice.
me when these are like 3 times more expensive in EU 😭
The number 2 spot is 49 for me?
For me all the mouse are like 59$ to 89$ in Canadian which isn't cheap or "budget"
if you want a good wireless fps gaming mouse, look at the chinese brands like attack shark etc..
orochi not orokai
Im stuck between 2 because i like the soundnof them and the budget which is the hyperx pulse fire haste, and the coolermaster mm 711. Which oneee
spongebob mouse
Thank you for getting straight to the mouses and telling us every last detail of the mouses, you have helped me out with keyboards before, and my keyboard is absolutely amazing! And you have helped me out again. Thank you. Keep up the great work!
Not sure if youre making a video review or trying to channel hadouken with those crazy arm movements...
I just bought the razer viper today because of the video, so keep up the content its really helpful.
You forgot the razor death adder I have used of of those things for 2+ years and was only 22$ I bought it intended to buy a new mouse and I’m just now looking and the only reason I’m looking is the scroll wheel goes opposite way but for 22$ it lasted a long time and got put thru a shit tone
Tone not time
Man i really love your videos keep going ❤️
Love that you just jumped straight into the video - much appreciated!
REDDDDDRAAAGGGGGOOOONNNN!!!?????!?!??!??!?!??!?!?!?
were r the links
theres something called a description
Budget?
I play siege would your number 1 option be okay I really hate drag (like obsessively)
What is drag I wanna start on kbm and I keep hearing drag what is it?
the razer viper mini released at 15 - 20 bucks.... it was like that until they discontinued it.
When I heard uru-kai I was confused
Very budget, instead of putting mice like the darmoshark m3 he put mice which are 30-40 bucks more expensive, truly an epic BUDGET gaming mice list
Yeah this kind of confused me. He said budget mice but I'd say these are more mid range. Budget ones are 40$ or less
@@gbjustify6386 yea these mouse for me are like 59$ to 89$ in Canadian, I don't see these mouse are budget
G503 💀💀
“G503” and “oroci”(orochi)cracked me up
i think he meant g502
Bro the firts mice is 60 bucks NOT 24
how short are you?
I have big hands what mice would fit me best?
Wired mouse with a bungee, can't go wrong
m1w ? 🙄
I’m bouta blow 😫
I'm using Basilisk V3 right now! I was a Basilisk V2 user, but the build quality of V2 was miserable. V3 is completely different, and I'm very satisfied. I don't even play games with mice though, I'm using it as an office mouse.
I went from original razer viper to basilisk v3 and I’m returning it cause I don’t think I’ll get used to the weight and shape
You gonna get the V3 PRO?
I'm watching this while using a Basilisk Hyperspeed V3, having issues with the scroll wheel and Iv only had it for 8 months, I really want to fix it but to get inside I have to tear off the plastic and I know of no way to put it back on if I do
Fantech Aria XD7
Look into the Darmoshark M3s & M3, and Ajazz AJ199, both wireless with rechargeable batteries and extremely light weight for under 50. There's quite a few other similar ones on the way, that are all SO MUCH BETTER than ones from American brands, G Pro Superlight $150-tier mice for less than a third the cost.
Thanks! What are the other similar ones on the way if you still know them?
@@willgregor8043 Both the gaming mice and mechanical keyboard markets are moving so fast that recommendations are accurate for only like two weeks. The MouseReview and BudgetKeebs subreddits/discords are where you want to look.
@@willgregor8043too many to name tbh
@@willgregor8043if you are will to tell me your hand size(close your fingers) I can tell you what mouse to get for budget and non budget mouse
Still waiting to get that list,,,,me too
I've used two G305's over the last 1.5 years and I honestly *CANNOT* recommend them currently.
The first one's scroll wheel gave up around 8-9 months in (for example when you're scrolling up, the page goes down or it doesn't move at all like 70% of the time which makes scrolling *extremely* annoying at best and completely impossible at worst), then a couple months after that the right button too (it started double clicking).
The scroll wheel on my second G305 sounded weird right from the start (it was super loud and sounded like a growling rottweiler lol), it also felt weird when scrolling, basically nothing like my previous G305. Unsurprisingly, it gave up even earlier than the first one, about 3-4 months in after purchase.
After scouting online a bit, it seems like a lot of other people have the exact same problems occurring within roughly the same time period. So yeah, my verdict on the g305 at the time of writing this is *DO NOT* buy this mouse. Its a real shame honestly because aside from that, I really like the mouse but when you have an essential button like the scroll wheel getting bricked consistently within just a few months of use, it's just impossible to recommend it.
Ive had my G305 for about 2 years and its been amazing. I guess you just got unlucky
@@user-zg5dr1vq9wI don’t think so, I have a similar mice of Logitech (g203) and I have the same problem of the scroll wheel, I was trying to figure it out but it’s just difficult or maybe out of my hands.
@@doomthingmy mouse started double clicking after 2 years of course right when the warranty ended 💀
@@theultimateemeralds me here watching the video, cause of my double clicking g203, my friend last night has been through 3 logitech mice both double clicking, told me to not to get any logitech mouse again
darmoshark m3 wireless is one of the best mice at $50>@@NightElveee
i need a top 5 bigger desk
I think you are the best Chanel i ever saw love from iran ❤😊
I see Delux M800 Pro is nowhere near the USA.
need some budget headset since a sale is near
this is no where near to what "budget" generally means for normal people.
“Budget” is not relative to each person, as this would be impossible as everyone has different “budgets”. “Budget” refers to each industry, for mice, this price point is budget when compared to other gaming mice.
@@ConsumerTechReview 100% Agree with you, that's why i made my initial comment. looking at the mice industry especially wired gaming mice industry the amount of mice available around/below $30-40 and how good they are eliminates the need to have mice that are over $50 (but usually are on sale). i have been watching you from the past 2-3 years and i see you have any "ultra budget" category. the mice in this video are mid-range IMO and the mice about them can be easily considered premium/high-end.
My point is if you would title them differently then maybe it will target the audience better. no one goes and searches for the term "ultra budget" everyone would is looking for something cheap and good always use just budget