A70 LIGHT STRIKE GAMING MOUSE

My favorite mouse of all time is the Bloody A70x or Bloody ABedless. It's large and super comfortable and good for gaming (can drag and butterfly clicking super well) it is wired though 

My favorite mouse of all time is the Bloody A70x or Bloody ABedless. It's large and super comfortable and good for gaming (can drag and butterfly clicking super well) it is wired though 

I dont really leave a review either, but the trend seems to be the same for mice for me regardless \- Razer: 12-16 months, usually left click double click on my DA-s \- Roccat (RIP) Kona Aimo: scrollwheel, 1 year 3 weeks in - I was fuming about that one \- Steelseries: this one took the longest to die, 2 years 6 months, however it managed to develop a left click issue with the scrollwheel giving out 2 days later, before my new mouse would show up \- Logitech 502 hero and 502X: this is at least not making the mouse unusable, but the soft rubber grip part just starts eroding fully after 9 months. You can kinda-sorta work around that with grip tape My "noname" Bloody a7 was working easily for 4 years, I upgraded to the razer cause I got blinded by the marketing :c Unfortunately in the meantime I got really used to the Logi 502 layout, and not a lot of mice sport that.

bhe se sei più per il pvp sono meglio i: model o roccat kain roccat Kone Pro per god telly brezly moon walk e roba simile ti consiglierei unicamente il blody consglio non ascoltare le persone che dicono a70 è meglio del a60 perchè cambia solo il peso . quindi se prendi il blody prendi un a70 se voi un peso nella media un a90 se vuoi un peso maggiore e un a60 per un peso minore spero di essere stato utile byebye

No problem! also sorry for my delay I wasnt at home. You definitely are ok with that second click delay, but thats a sign of heavy debounce setting for your mouse. Also your DPI/sens setting are good I think, just make sure you have a big mousepad. How do you go with butterflying so far? Alright so I read over here that you bought a brand new mice. Which one did you get? Also here you have your mouse list you can check for butterfly. They go fron cheaper to pricier: 1: used +4 years Redragon M711 cobra from facebook market place at Brazil: 14-20cps butter. It can drag click too, but make sure the one you get is from the early generations of M711; the newer ones can't even butter 12cps. 2: Brand new Redragon M729-rgb: I bougth it at my local Falabella store. It was my main mouse for so long. No major issues with sensor or tracking, or mice construction. The same shape as a g203, but more permissive for butter. 15-22cps with butterfly. Average and consistent butter I do 16-19cps. Max long drag with one swipe was 34 clicks. Average long drag ranges 16-28 cps. You can actually telly brigde with this with no issue. I think it has no more than 6-8ms of debounce maybe. 3: Used Glorius Model O or D from fb marketplace: 14-24cps butter. It can drag. One of the best mice for minecraft 1.8 pvp. For around 18-30usd. 4: brand new HyperX Pulsefire Haste: Same cps range for butter, but I could even cuadruple click. 5: brand new Roccat Kain 100 / Roccat Kain 120: for sure you get over 20cps with butterfly. Known for high cps long drag and crazy clutches. But you are not interested in this, right? There are some interesting Roccat mice too more than this one. 6: Bloody a70x. Crazy cps. You dont need this maybe and it is out of your price range. Just check if there are some used ones in fb marketplace. And you got to know that the mouse click, as it wears out, becomes more suceptible to double clicks (and sometimes misclicks). You use that on your favor for mc, so if you got a new mouse you have to use them for 2-3 months, then you get some 2-4 additional clicks per second. I dont think clicks are THAT important for 1.8 pvp. Keep in mind that with normal click you can still beat someone that butters +24 c/s if you mastered the principal techniques, and do ninja bridge every bw game dont need crazy cps. Hope this list helps!

model o, roccat kone pro, and my personal favourite bloody abedless (or a70)

Your english is completely fine, but there aint any mouse like this, get like an a70 or a60 for drag or model o v2 for butterfly (both do not fit your requirements). Some good mice are: a60 a70 model o deathadder (cheap but good) gm320 from ant esports (unpopular but insanely good at like $5, even I use it) HyperX Pulse Fire FPS PRO Roccat KAIN Roccat KONE

I’ve done a lot of research on the topic and have owned several mice over the years and it really comes down to what you specialize in.  I’m assuming you are referring to 1.8 pvp if you’re asking for mouse recommendations, but I can give some 1.9 mouse recommendations as well if you want, just lmk.   Glorious Model O is a generic answer but it’s a good mouse.  I personally think it’s overrated after having owned one and using some other mice, but it’s a decent option.  I personally prefer the Model D for its ergonomic shape, but if you get either remember to get the wireless variant because the debounce can be adjusted to 0 instead of capping at a minimum of 4.  Also if you choose this GET THE ORIGINAL.  Do not ever buy a model o 2 or d 2.  They don’t double click.  I owned a D 2 and ended up giving it to s cousin as a gift since I stopped using it the second I realized it couldn’t double click.  The mouse is roughly $50-$60 iirc. The Bloody A70 and Bloody ABedless are good drag clicking mice if you have larger hands and are into God/Telly bridging.  The mouse is kinda heavy but the double clicking and drag clicking potential is practically unrivaled. I’ve heard good things about the Roccat Kone Pro Air as a drag clicking mouse.  I’ve never owned one, but if it’s anything like my old wired Roccat Kone it’ll be great for butterfly.  The shape of the regular Kone I own is quite comfortable.  I have gotten 16 cps on it, although I may have gotten higher but it has been a while so I can’t fully remember.  But the Kone is great and I’m pretty sure the Kone Pro Air is even better, but I’d definitely do research on it to double check if you consider it. This last one is pricey, so if you’re on a budget please do not go for this.  The Finalmouse Starlight 12 has been the best Minecraft mouse I have ever owned and it’s not even close.  The mouse is roughly 45 grams and most of the shell is made of magnesium instead of plastic so the texture is really nice.  It is an incredibly comfortable mouse to hold and between the honeycomb design and cool touch of the metal I don’t find my hand sweating as much as it does with other mice.  Shape, weight, and side button placements are all fantastic but they aren’t even the best part.  The double clicking is absurd.  Day 1 before I broke in the mouse I managed to get 27 CPS in game.  I have the screenshot still.  Nowadays when I’m tryharding cps I never find myself breaking the 21-22 mark anymore but the experience of getting 27 after just unboxing the mouse was something I’ll never forget.  I never use any other mouse for Minecraft, it’s simply too good.  Now, I can’t deny the price is rough.  Depending on the model they can range from like $180 on a good day to like $800 (most model sit around $230).  I own the Hades, Phantom, and Last Legend and will say this, if you get one, buy a model Phantom or newer.  The older models have different switches for the mouse buttons so the clicks are heavier and can tire out your fingers when clicking.  The newer models can tire out your fingers too but not nearly as much since they have lighter switches.  The Phantom has the most circulation in the market iirc so it is probably the cheapest, but I got my Last Legend at a good deal so it really depends on how the stars align on any particular day.  Another thing to note is that all Starlights have to be bought aftermarket at eBay or wherever since they were limited drops.   Hopefully these suggestions give you a good foundation of where to start looking and I can always suggest more or provide some of the many mouse reviews I’ve seen over the years.   If you couldn’t tell I’m a bit of a mouse snob lol.

I’ve done a lot of research on the topic and have owned several mice over the years and it really comes down to what you specialize in.  I’m assuming you are referring to 1.8 pvp if you’re asking for mouse recommendations, but I can give some 1.9 mouse recommendations as well if you want, just lmk.   Glorious Model O is a generic answer but it’s a good mouse.  I personally think it’s overrated after having owned one and using some other mice, but it’s a decent option.  I personally prefer the Model D for its ergonomic shape, but if you get either remember to get the wireless variant because the debounce can be adjusted to 0 instead of capping at a minimum of 4.  Also if you choose this GET THE ORIGINAL.  Do not ever buy a model o 2 or d 2.  They don’t double click.  I owned a D 2 and ended up giving it to s cousin as a gift since I stopped using it the second I realized it couldn’t double click.  The mouse is roughly $50-$60 iirc. The Bloody A70 and Bloody ABedless are good drag clicking mice if you have larger hands and are into God/Telly bridging.  The mouse is kinda heavy but the double clicking and drag clicking potential is practically unrivaled. I’ve heard good things about the Roccat Kone Pro Air as a drag clicking mouse.  I’ve never owned one, but if it’s anything like my old wired Roccat Kone it’ll be great for butterfly.  The shape of the regular Kone I own is quite comfortable.  I have gotten 16 cps on it, although I may have gotten higher but it has been a while so I can’t fully remember.  But the Kone is great and I’m pretty sure the Kone Pro Air is even better, but I’d definitely do research on it to double check if you consider it. This last one is pricey, so if you’re on a budget please do not go for this.  The Finalmouse Starlight 12 has been the best Minecraft mouse I have ever owned and it’s not even close.  The mouse is roughly 45 grams and most of the shell is made of magnesium instead of plastic so the texture is really nice.  It is an incredibly comfortable mouse to hold and between the honeycomb design and cool touch of the metal I don’t find my hand sweating as much as it does with other mice.  Shape, weight, and side button placements are all fantastic but they aren’t even the best part.  The double clicking is absurd.  Day 1 before I broke in the mouse I managed to get 27 CPS in game.  I have the screenshot still.  Nowadays when I’m tryharding cps I never find myself breaking the 21-22 mark anymore but the experience of getting 27 after just unboxing the mouse was something I’ll never forget.  I never use any other mouse for Minecraft, it’s simply too good.  Now, I can’t deny the price is rough.  Depending on the model they can range from like $180 on a good day to like $800 (most model sit around $230).  I own the Hades, Phantom, and Last Legend and will say this, if you get one, buy a model Phantom or newer.  The older models have different switches for the mouse buttons so the clicks are heavier and can tire out your fingers when clicking.  The newer models can tire out your fingers too but not nearly as much since they have lighter switches.  The Phantom has the most circulation in the market iirc so it is probably the cheapest, but I got my Last Legend at a good deal so it really depends on how the stars align on any particular day.  Another thing to note is that all Starlights have to be bought aftermarket at eBay or wherever since they were limited drops.   Hopefully these suggestions give you a good foundation of where to start looking and I can always suggest more or provide some of the many mouse reviews I’ve seen over the years.   If you couldn’t tell I’m a bit of a mouse snob lol.