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Darmoshark - M5 Pro

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5n0wm3n • 6 months ago

Darmoshark m5 for me personally, its just a cheaper gwolves alternative imo, can't say for sure its better cus i don't have the gwolves equivalent

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a1rwav3 • 15 days ago

I have a M5 Air pro and honestly for FPS it is quite cool. For the rest I prefer to have my palm sitting somewhere lol

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aimbotdemi • 6 months ago

I agree with the scyrox being based tier. Darmoshark M5 pro should be on this list for being the only viable fingertip exclusive shape to come out of AliExpress thus far.

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baeruu • 11 months ago

Oh hey we have the same hand size! Right now I'm using the Darmoshark M5 Pro with a relaxed claw grip. It's comfy and the hump/back feels snug in my palm when I do a tighter claw grip. The only thing I don't like about it is the stiff middle button but I think it's getting better over time. The shape is different but when it comes to length, I think the Darmoshark M3 Micro would be fine too.

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Bigbitek • 5 months ago

I think you are right. But they don't have any business to be that expensive. We need more 50-80 fingertip mice. Right now there is only keychron K4 and Darmo M5.

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Bigbitek • 5 months ago

I would love if Darmoshark made their M5 Air from plastic and made it same price as regular M5. Or if somebody like Mchose repurposed their top tier PCB from L7 and made fingertip mouse.

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Bladed_Cargo • 6 months ago

Hey, I’ve got the orange Zero too!! With my Darmoshark M5 as well, the white on orange is so pretty 🥰

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BleedHeart-- • 6 months ago

I don't think the taller the safest is necessarily true, while height can help if you prefer the occasional hump contact with your hand, I'd consider width more important (yes that means the bump on the asym is great and just gives so much more flexibility of grip), you mention you want to go full send in which case my recommendation would be the asym for a pure ftip experience, however the Darmoshark M5 pro is amazing because it isn't as much of a compromise or in other words it doesn't ask much of you grip wise while giving you the befits of a ftip mouse also its flat sides are big help in comfort, I would NOT consider the Keychron M4 a good introduction to ftip unless you like to go hard mode right away, it was my first ftip mouse and its hourglass shape was challenging to adapt that said I mained it for about 4 months so its perfectly usable also the M4 scroll wheel is very very good but IMO the M5 and asym are better options, to address your question IMO these mice really shine with relatively high sens and and a glass mousepad this comes together to facilitate a delicate grip as opposed to the usual death grip, this means you are truly free to use your fingers wrist or arm in a given situation, hope this helps, I've included some pictures and also out of these mice the asym is by far the lowest click height compared to the OP1, then the m4 all others are very close to the OP1, just don't expect click height to be a make or break IMO its preference I feel as comfortable using the asym as I do using say a Maya x. closing thoughts if you truly want a ftip M5 or asym are great options but only do it if you are genuinely curious, if you don't really care about going pure ftip there is no way in hell you can go wrong with the beast X mini [https://imgur.com/a/3tXHn7k](https://imgur.com/a/3tXHn7k)

r/MouseReview • How to decide which fingertip Grip mouse to full send? And is it even worth buying a fingertip grip mouse when other small mice exist? ->
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BoostedV3 • 3 months ago

I almost pulled the trigger on the m5 but had this randomly pop up on fb marketplace for basically the same price as the m5. I really like the mouse, my only real gripe is the placement of the side buttons. I'm used to hitting them with the middle joint on my thumb but it's just harder with this mouse. Nother other complaints though. The Fenrir Asym is a good bit shorter and wider than the m5 so i'd be curious to see how different it would be to use. I also had an op1 8k but decided it wasn't going to be my main. Great mouse though.

r/MouseReview • My experience switching to a fingertip mouse (G Wolves HSK Pro 4k) ->
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cocoafart • 11 months ago

If price is no object and you still want a "traditional" mouse htx and the weird new hts demolish the competition for that agressive of fingertip. Thr cooler master mm712 is a fine shape, but is wide and has a very forward sensor position which is amenable to fingertip. The new pulsar products are great if you want that viper-ish shape with flatter sides. I would seriously reccomend considering a fingertip only mouse, your grip is CRAZY agressive. Darmoshark m5 or hsk pro are the best options rn imo. Keychron m4 is pretty polarizing

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Cough-A-Mania • 3 months ago

The HSK plus will feel a bit like a GPX and the Darmoshark M5 will feel like a Finalmouse small (Both being with their backs cut off) Personally I love my M5, but you get whatever suits you. HSK is larger, M5 is smaller

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