Yeah got mine for under $30, great shape but mine had horrible pre travel. I'd assume it's not like that for most copies tho. If anyone is looking to buy, might be worth waiting till singles day.
Appreciate the review. I just got one for about $35 USD after watching. I'm disabled with weak hand strength and the scroll wheel button click is maybe a tad heavy for me, but overall it's a nice feeling mouse for my fingertip/claw grip. Time and testing will tell how well it fits in the long run. At least for the price it's not disappointing if it helps me figure out a better mouse to upgrade to later.
@@ZERO-tb8du Hi! Mouse is doing well overall for me. Clicks still feel nice and crisp. Scroll wheel got a bit easier for me. It's responsive and holding up. Only complaint is I never notice the light indicating battery low and I've let it die on me mid game a few times when I lose track of charging it. First time owning a wireless rechargeable mouse for gaming, and I still haven't developed the habit of making sure it's topped up. Overall I've been happy with it and recommend for the price.
Mine was 23 $, depends a lot where you buy it, and the Attack Shark X3 wich is the same mice its also very cheap, i think is a perfect mice, if I got it for 80 $ I probabbly would rank it lower but me and my friends got it for less than 30 and thats made it a 10/10 for me
I got my Attack Shark X3 for £33.99 and it was absolutely amazing - makes an utter mockery of the GPX for £150 LMAO the prices are a scam make NO mistake. If they improved the coating on the AS X3 and tightned up the software etc they could charge £50-60 and have a mouse which utterly trounces the competition for value AND performance! My main issue is it's simply a tad small for me.
I got it for 20 dollars on an aliexpress sale. It was either this or the attack shark x3 but that has a smaller battery which i didnt want (might matter if you want a slightly lighter mouse)+ it doesnt come with a wireless dongle extender, glass skates and grip tape that the m600 comes with. If i had gotten the x3 it would have only been 1 dollar cheaper so it was a no brainer. For the price of a car wash this is insane value
thanks super helpful in deciding between Kysona, Attack Shark x3 or Manbashark versions UPDATE: I notice some rattling inside.. FIXED: it's the DPI button below, just put some deliectric grease, it's gone EDIT: I was able to get a Kysona m600 for $33 but also saw the Manbashark now on sale for same. The Grips and glass feet are phenomenal. The mouse and it's performance are superb. It's taller and narrower than my Razer Viper almost too fast, have to get used to it.
I have weighed the attack shark X3 and unless my scale is wrong it says 54.5, so the weight difference is completely negligible. I also ordered a M600 today, as I hadn't heard of it until today XD
My thoughts exactly, I removed the attack shark from my cart and went for the Kysona. I'm so glad I did! It came with glass skates and PTFE, a nice USBC braided cable, grip tape, dongle, and dongle extender. All this for just a few dollars more... I love the switches. I have none of the problems the reviewer has in the video.
amazing review :) although im not going for it because of the size since i have baseball size hands, is there a mouse you can recommend for larger hands?
I have no idea why most mice flare out towards the front. I cannot use any of them because I have to force my pinky to go into the groove. Thats why I like shapes like Rival 3 and OP1we.
Do you know of any good wireless/reasonablly lightweight mice that retain the right side buttons other than the gpro wireless and viper ultimate? Im left handed and I have a gpw and rely on the right side buttones. But with every new release dropping the right buttons in the name of weight, which is great if youre right handed, but with no lefty versions im just praying the gpw hasnt been fully discontinued when mine finally kicks it.
I like my gpw but with so many newer versions of that mouse already out (all of witch drop the right buttons), i doubt the original gpw will be in production forever, and im not he biggest fan of the fit of the viper ultimate, but other than those two it seems only the the super budget cheap mice retain the right hand side buttons, and there are no lefty specific options im aware of, other than the deathadder left hand edition, which discontinued years ago, in adition to just being a shitty mouse
I feel like the ending comment about how you didn't do testing after modding makes little sense to me. not sure about others, but given the subjective nature of mouse reviews the main elements that should be covered objectively are: sensor performance - latency, polling rates etc. button performance - which switches are used, how they feel to click, are they loud etc. and build quality - any creaking or flex to the device when held/in use? will it survive dust/water/any external factors if it's a honeycomb design; sealed pcb etc. as well as mentioning any software/hardware control to adjust settings/macros/rebind etc. after these factors are conveyed i believe you can begin the subjective part of your video - does it fit your hand size well (provide mouse measurements, compare to other popular shapes for points of reference, as well as your own hand measurements as a baseline for comparison), has it felt more ergonomic given your setup, how it has impacted your workflow or anything else that seems relevant. but most importantly, the end user, if they buy a mouse like this, where the main reason is the quality sensor and switches, there is nothing stopping them from modifying the shape to be more suited to them, so it doesn't seem a far stretch to cover such an aspect in your video given the product in question. if anything i'm more interested in the post-mod results because you briefly mentioned that it helped the mouse fit your playing style, but i wish this was expanded upon further.
Clawmates look great, should make gripping a mouse easier right, I’ll have to check it out Have you experimented with solutions for keyboard ergonomics?
I had to request replacement for my original m600 23G after firmware update both the mouse and dongle bricked to the point the apps from Kysona are stuck "device sleep" (including the unbrick apps). I was sent a 23I as a replacement, the barcode sticker says "new" in the description. Differences; 23G dpi button rattles, center of main mouse buttons is thicker / taller at the body, main button 1 tends to stick because of it, if you click at the very edge. The center skate is slightly taller which allows spinning mouse on pad. The wireless cover is matte instead of glossy. New model seems tighter, less wobble and pre-travel on the buttons.
I've been waiting until black Friday to buy a new mouse (waiting for potential sales on pulsar x2v2/x2h mini or lamzu atlantis mini/maya or even a gpx/viper v2 pro) but is it worth it to just buy this? It's about $36 on amazon US at the moment.
They way you use your mouse is really weird. Hold your mouse the way it's designed otherwise just get a different shaped mouse. Find something comfortable with a good weight for you and just spend time working on your actual aim rather than obsessing over the mouse.
isnt it like under $40 on aliexpress
I've seen it as low as $27 direct from Kysona on there.
Yeah got mine for under $30, great shape but mine had horrible pre travel. I'd assume it's not like that for most copies tho. If anyone is looking to buy, might be worth waiting till singles day.
running updated firmware? @@itshappygolucky
I got mine for under $20. Highway robbery
Got it for $17 on lazada.
Appreciate the review. I just got one for about $35 USD after watching. I'm disabled with weak hand strength and the scroll wheel button click is maybe a tad heavy for me, but overall it's a nice feeling mouse for my fingertip/claw grip. Time and testing will tell how well it fits in the long run. At least for the price it's not disappointing if it helps me figure out a better mouse to upgrade to later.
yo houws the mouse going
@@ZERO-tb8du Hi! Mouse is doing well overall for me. Clicks still feel nice and crisp. Scroll wheel got a bit easier for me. It's responsive and holding up. Only complaint is I never notice the light indicating battery low and I've let it die on me mid game a few times when I lose track of charging it. First time owning a wireless rechargeable mouse for gaming, and I still haven't developed the habit of making sure it's topped up. Overall I've been happy with it and recommend for the price.
Thats pretty cool with the mods you did!
Mine was 23 $, depends a lot where you buy it, and the Attack Shark X3 wich is the same mice its also very cheap, i think is a perfect mice, if I got it for 80 $ I probabbly would rank it lower but me and my friends got it for less than 30 and thats made it a 10/10 for me
where did u buy it?
I got my Attack Shark X3 for £33.99 and it was absolutely amazing - makes an utter mockery of the GPX for £150 LMAO the prices are a scam make NO mistake. If they improved the coating on the AS X3 and tightned up the software etc they could charge £50-60 and have a mouse which utterly trounces the competition for value AND performance! My main issue is it's simply a tad small for me.
I got the vgn dragonfly bought 3 months ago. These no brand chinese mice are insane.
I got it for 20 dollars on an aliexpress sale. It was either this or the attack shark x3 but that has a smaller battery which i didnt want (might matter if you want a slightly lighter mouse)+ it doesnt come with a wireless dongle extender, glass skates and grip tape that the m600 comes with. If i had gotten the x3 it would have only been 1 dollar cheaper so it was a no brainer. For the price of a car wash this is insane value
thanks super helpful in deciding between Kysona, Attack Shark x3 or Manbashark versions
UPDATE: I notice some rattling inside.. FIXED: it's the DPI button below, just put some deliectric grease, it's gone
EDIT: I was able to get a Kysona m600 for $33 but also saw the Manbashark now on sale for same. The Grips and glass feet are phenomenal. The mouse and it's performance are superb. It's taller and narrower than my Razer Viper almost too fast, have to get used to it.
welcome. Just note the m600 has huano blue shell pink dots while the x3 has Kailh GM8.0 Switches, if that matters to you. @@clockcycle
I have weighed the attack shark X3 and unless my scale is wrong it says 54.5, so the weight difference is completely negligible. I also ordered a M600 today, as I hadn't heard of it until today XD
My thoughts exactly, I removed the attack shark from my cart and went for the Kysona. I'm so glad I did! It came with glass skates and PTFE, a nice USBC braided cable, grip tape, dongle, and dongle extender. All this for just a few dollars more...
I love the switches. I have none of the problems the reviewer has in the video.
This mouse is great, i have the Attack Shark X3, its the same mouse with a smaller battery, so its a bit lighter.
how do i install the m600 software for the x3? i don’t get it
amazing review :)
although im not going for it because of the size since i have baseball size hands, is there a mouse you can recommend for larger hands?
I have no idea why most mice flare out towards the front. I cannot use any of them because I have to force my pinky to go into the groove. Thats why I like shapes like Rival 3 and OP1we.
i wish your discord was open to the public, so people could talk about Gaming tech news and stuff and ask questions.
Do you know of any good wireless/reasonablly lightweight mice that retain the right side buttons other than the gpro wireless and viper ultimate? Im left handed and I have a gpw and rely on the right side buttones. But with every new release dropping the right buttons in the name of weight, which is great if youre right handed, but with no lefty versions im just praying the gpw hasnt been fully discontinued when mine finally kicks it.
I like my gpw but with so many newer versions of that mouse already out (all of witch drop the right buttons), i doubt the original gpw will be in production forever, and im not he biggest fan of the fit of the viper ultimate, but other than those two it seems only the the super budget cheap mice retain the right hand side buttons, and there are no lefty specific options im aware of, other than the deathadder left hand edition, which discontinued years ago, in adition to just being a shitty mouse
Is this small and for claw grip?
I feel like the ending comment about how you didn't do testing after modding makes little sense to me. not sure about others, but given the subjective nature of mouse reviews the main elements that should be covered objectively are:
sensor performance - latency, polling rates etc.
button performance - which switches are used, how they feel to click, are they loud etc.
and build quality - any creaking or flex to the device when held/in use? will it survive dust/water/any external factors if it's a honeycomb design; sealed pcb etc.
as well as mentioning any software/hardware control to adjust settings/macros/rebind etc.
after these factors are conveyed i believe you can begin the subjective part of your video - does it fit your hand size well (provide mouse measurements, compare to other popular shapes for points of reference, as well as your own hand measurements as a baseline for comparison), has it felt more ergonomic given your setup, how it has impacted your workflow or anything else that seems relevant. but most importantly, the end user, if they buy a mouse like this, where the main reason is the quality sensor and switches, there is nothing stopping them from modifying the shape to be more suited to them, so it doesn't seem a far stretch to cover such an aspect in your video given the product in question. if anything i'm more interested in the post-mod results because you briefly mentioned that it helped the mouse fit your playing style, but i wish this was expanded upon further.
This might be a backup for me for fingertip grip. I am currently finger tipping the GPX2 atm
other than the switches the m600 is identical to the attack shark x3 which goes for 30$ or less
excellent mouse. Only problem is no warranty lol. I'll be happy if it last 1 year.
Seems like a hts+ 4k copy but heavier and with lower quality sensors/polling
Clawmates look great, should make gripping a mouse easier right, I’ll have to check it out
Have you experimented with solutions for keyboard ergonomics?
I had to request replacement for my original m600 23G after firmware update both the mouse and dongle bricked to the point the apps from Kysona are stuck "device sleep" (including the unbrick apps). I was sent a 23I as a replacement, the barcode sticker says "new" in the description. Differences; 23G dpi button rattles, center of main mouse buttons is thicker / taller at the body, main button 1 tends to stick because of it, if you click at the very edge. The center skate is slightly taller which allows spinning mouse on pad. The wireless cover is matte instead of glossy. New model seems tighter, less wobble and pre-travel on the buttons.
I think I have an even newer copy. Mine's 23K
What is the blue tape called
bros hands are massive
What is your overwatch and apex sens if you don’t mind me asking thanks in advance
I got mine for under $20. What a steal
I've been waiting until black Friday to buy a new mouse (waiting for potential sales on pulsar x2v2/x2h mini or lamzu atlantis mini/maya or even a gpx/viper v2 pro) but is it worth it to just buy this? It's about $36 on amazon US at the moment.
did u buy it bro?
slenderman now into mouse reviews? XD
i was thinking to buy one kysona m600 if wireless things has massive impact on my wifi
When is clawmate gonna ship for an affordable cost to europe 👉😩👈
Thoughts on the AC Zero?
G303SE for life
This thing is like identical to the ajazz aj199
the expensive version of the attack shark x3
3 dollars more lmao.
It is literally the same mouse
But if you're grips is in an angle how do you aim since every movements will go sideways?
Use rawaccel to change the rotation of the mouse sensor.
there is sofware to change the angle of the sensor, which he has a video on.
@@defu8592 Oh i see thank you
@@veirnon3822 Thank you it'll be really helpful
idk why are you trying to hold mini mouse with full hand palm grip..... of course it will not work
whats is your sens and dpi on apex updated ;)???
Anyone with this mouse notice LMB miss clicks?
nó là một phiên bản khác của Attack Shark X3, nhưng với giá cao hơn. Bạn nên mua Attack Shark X3 và cài phần mềm Kysona M600 cho Attack Shark X3
Got mine for $25.
Anybody tried this on mac?via BT
They way you use your mouse is really weird. Hold your mouse the way it's designed otherwise just get a different shaped mouse. Find something comfortable with a good weight for you and just spend time working on your actual aim rather than obsessing over the mouse.
cringe