V7 Multi-Core Gaming Mouse

I used a razer basilisk v3 hs until I whipped out my a4tech bloody v7 wired... sticking with it for now

Can confirm, i bought deathadder two weeks ago, and gave it to my daughters.Clicks are somehow strange, they are not clicking good.I uset to sharp click sound and to feel that click, but this mouse dont have that.Also plastic seem low quallity, mouse feels little clunky. I returned my old good A4tech bloody V7. V7 is another lever for deathadder.

I have a a4tech bloody v7 with aluminium skates yaers ago, im use it like 5y straight then giveaway to my gaming friend and mouse is still alive, this mouse is like 10yo or more and still work well. Btw have 8k hours in CSgo, no double click, no wire problems, skates lose a little bit of painting thats all.

Got bloody r73 ultra recently. Feels pretty comfortable for me, the last one was also bloody v7 (as I remember), had it for 5 years without any problems, but decided to upgrade a bit :) They are cheap and live forever, I'm not sure how good the sensor is tho, but it's good enough to play fps games

A4Tech A7, what a beast it was back then, spamming M1 and the double-click button to get 25 cps in Minecraft was really fun

While most people here are recommending already famous gaming Mouse models, most of which surpass your budget, I will recommend something different. My recommendation is a gaming mouse of A4Tech brand. Currently I'm using Bloody J90S gaming mouse, because it is perfect for War Thunder (it has a bunch a additional programmable buttons): https://ae01.alicdn.com/kf/Se7fb8336e2e14acfaeca7e338dc50bdb2.jpg_640x640q90.jpg I especially appreciate the placement of additional buttons near LMB and RMB, because they are easily accessible for some essential functions (radar lock and countermeasure deployment). https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/proxy/G1XrhKcRPKfswMig9x12eME4hwn08RQptyPHbb9daELktXJy4HFbZKCI-vxUgod5OoWZuUQQnRBb9I6Qog8Ae6hi19DaHkxYq3Guh_jGbu6CFAIAUFmC29GEIJ0oiA Mouse itself has great performance, good ergonomics, and it has attractive appearance / esthetics. https://basket-03.wbcontent.net/vol381/part38135/38135291/images/big/1.webp For those that don't know, A4Tech is a Taiwanese brand that is producing quality gaming peripherals for decades now. While they are not famous globaly, in the markets their products are available, they have made a name for themselves. They offer competitive hardware for a fraction of a cost of "big name manufacturers". Over the decades I have used several A4Tech mouse models such as V7M, P81, J95s and J90s. They have all served my well, and have proven themselves reliable (I still have all older models stored in the drawer). I have been using J90s model for years now, and this is my second J90s mouse (I broke the mouse wheel on my previous J90s after a particularly "frustrating" match in War Thunder). Both J90s have served me without failure, besides that little incident (I mean, I did slam the mouse on the desk). I have been using their peripherals for over a decade, and I have no intention of changing to another brand any time soon.

I never had logitech that lasted more than ~2 years(one i don't remember,mx1000,m705 marathon),went to a4tech bloody and now(after more than 10 years) i have my third(since it becomes ugly and worn)....yeah,always microswitch,misclicks/doubleclicks

I never had logitech that lasted more than ~2 years(one i don't remember,mx1000,m705 marathon),went to a4tech bloody and now(after more than 10 years) i have my third(since it becomes ugly and worn)....yeah,always microswitch,misclicks/doubleclicks

I never had logitech that lasted more than ~2 years(one i don't remember,mx1000,m705 marathon),went to a4tech bloody and now(after more than 10 years) i have my third(since it becomes ugly and worn)....yeah,always microswitch,misclicks/doubleclicks