finalmouse - ULX Prophecy - Clix

I haven’t bought a pulsar mouse yet. I have a medium ulx I love and I also like the hitscan hyper light a lot as well. I was interested in their x2f and their other new one. How have you liked pulsar so far

I put thin painters tape around the entire bottom where the shell connects and my mouse is also feeling way sturdier and the creaking or any kind of noise is completely gone. I love the mouse so much more now!

sell everything but the ulx small

all of these things you mention sensor,unboxing experience,lod they are pretty much nonfactor when you just look at the shape and weight ulx is literally the best fingertip mouse you can buy nothing else comes even close to the shape

So, to TLDR it, I DID have QC control on my ULX Prophecy CLIX, but I "fixed" most of them and its my go to mouse. I had a right click that was kinda double clicking, nothing rapid and at weird times, it didnt feel normal double clicking problem, I fixed it via using WD40, dropping on the switch, and clicking it, no problem ever since for over two months. Second, creaking, because of the design, and it being a different material than starlight, creaking can and will happen imo in a lot of the models, including mine, again same fix as before, WD40 to any "edges" or "connections" between shells, as the creaking happens beacsue of the parts going against each other, so wd40/lube the shell properly in any gap, clean it, and done, again no creaks since. Long run in terms of durability? currently my shell got scratched slightly, it fell from my hands and left like a few 3 scratched areas, in terms of feeling nothing changed and my hand covers it, finalmouse support and me are talking to see about a shell replacement just for that area, so if that goes well then technically parts to replace are simple but I will elaborate more. Because its a "limited" mouse, aka not a gpro superlight or anything of the sorts, and because the PCB is one board, and not split into boards connected to other boards, repairs and replacements are HARDER, for example for a superlight, if u have bad switches, u dont have to just solder, u can buy a new board just for the switches and the scrollwheel click instead, which is just a plug and play, u open, unplug the board, place new one, done, so the market on other sites for it is huge and so many custom replacements. Also if you ever have problems, u can always get the same mouse easily, but for ULX, or any finalmouse, you will have to SOLDER to fix your problems, if you do a mistake, you cant just go get a new same ULX unless you overpay or wait for new drops or even hope finalmouse can help, and if u go that route, obviousyl it might not be cheap to also receive repairs/parts from them. In terms of also how the material feels, it feels kinda, weaker/lighter than starlight, and even a little "cheaper" compared tot he GPX2 Superlight, it feels nice becasue of no holes on the sides compared to normal ULX, and if you ignore my initial QC problem with the right click, then the buttons, scrollwheel scrolling and middle click, feel great. middle great usually is BAD on most mice as a lot use bad switches, superlight and superlight 2 have HORRIBLE middle click button, it releases EARLY because of the choice, they use a square small switch that is unreliable, finalmouse use a proper mouse switch if I am not wrong, like a proper big one, so you don't release EARLY and the click feels similar to how u would click a button, so it feels amazing. If you don't drop your mouse, dont let it die from never charging (read about Lithium batteries in general) and just, have clean hands I guess to not stain it, you shouldn't have any problem with the ULX down the road, as every batch improved and they have their own warehouse I think now so they manufactor the mice finally properly and able to send it fast. Their support responds fast it seems, I send a message, the next day I receive a response, if you want something from today to tomorrow, it won't happen, but you will get a response, a reliable one, that will mean in a few days your problem will be answered/fixed. I am satisfied with my ULX Clix over my starlight Tenz, the TenZ one is a cool mouse, but the ULX Clix is so far perfect, all prophecy ones look great and seem to be also good in terms of proper quality.

I used to palm the Divina S1 with 17x9 hands and it felt great. and my current grip is also palm claw like, a hybrid, so for the S1 i would say palm made more sense than palm claw. for my hybrid style and probably yours too , you don’t want mice with amazing hunp, mice that benefit palming more is actually worse for that grip imo. i gone through many many mice and finally landed on the Mchose L7 pro, currently it’s the smallest mouse i own and also more narrow; it’s not as tall. it allows me to palm it, while the fingers don’t rest on it but claw it instead. so far i think its the best enjoyable mice i had and trying my bigger mice like the superlight or the finalmouse ulx classic, feel very weird. I would advise looking into more narrow and smaller mice if you plan to palm claw or claw.

I have 3 mice on my desk rn Deathadder V3 Pro with Quaoar Telos Control skates Logitech GPX with Corepad Pros Finalmouse ULX Large with Corepad CTRL Artisan Zero XSoft DaiDai Orange I always switch between mice I can't decide rn mby the Logitech GPX 2c Finalmouse S or M or Deathadder V4 Keyboard I rly like flat ones I would love the Fnatic Streak as a Hall effect one but I saw Logitech released a new flat one but sadly it is not 8khz so idk if it is worth it for 170€

Finalmouse ULX Phantom Tiger(Classic Size) from Logitech GPX I used the Rocket Jump Ninja mouse search tool and it suggested me the ULX I like the shape I dislike the build quality

Finalmouse ULX Classic it has nearly flat sides, otherwise Zowie EC1 a or Flickshot Wavo or Evora Pro

EC1-DW is like 60g, I have the EC1-A I can claw it comfortable(18x10 handsize). GPX bcs of the high hump it is a small mouse but I can use it pretty well bcs of this https://www.rocketjumpninja.com/mouse-search I used this tool to find a mouse for me and it suggested me ULX Classic Im rly happy with it

I dont know what you are looking for but I am enjoying my ulx prophecy after using the the hitscan

Qc has been pretty bad. I have 6 ULXes and all of them have some kind of defect, some worse than others. Namely misaligned panels that you can’t fix, the stained coating (which to their credit they have fixed), and dead click zones. I’d go wl mouse personally at this point. Basically the same shape, sturdier magnesium shell and it’s cheaper

Yeah I couldn’t clean mine with ultrasonic either. All the models after Tarik and aceu have good coatings. My clix propechy is my best qc unit.

Yea every ULX I've ever brought had some QC issue because most of them didn't pop up until after a few hours of heavy usage because the design of the mouse itself is flawed which sucks cause the tech implementation is nice . The shell is broken up into 2 parts, not counting the clicks and bottom plate, and it leads to a ton of instability physically due to too much room for movement. The mouse needs a shell redesign to essentially merge the hump and the rest of the shell together, cf polymer beams to reinforce, and flip the direction of how the clicks are mounted to kill this issue, and then they'll have to redesign how the bottom plate mounts to use 1 screw at each corner at all sizes and have the PCB act as extra structural support for the shell to prevent creaking and flexing on sides. This also isn't counting switch grind, but that's a tricky issue that most mice run depending on click design.

And even then a few grams heavier doesn't really apply anymore when the ULX Comp/Prophecies are shipping with nearly same weight as the current Beast X lineup. My ULX Comp clocked in at 37g with Artisan dot skates and my new main the Beast X Mini Pro is also clocking in at 37g. My Hyperlight clocks in at 40g flat with 4 dots and my Viper V3 Pro clocks at 54g with full skates.

My Finalmouse ULX comp. I know many people have issues with them but it’s been phenomenal for me for about a year now with zero issues. Before that I was on a Starlight 12 pro tenz which lasted me about two years before the scroll wheel started acting funky but was thankfully within the warranty period and was able to get the encoder replaced at no charge. That one now sits in my desk as backup

I’ve been using my ULX Comp daily since receiving it in mid December and it’s been great. Had to take it apart to adjust alignment but besides that it’s been perfect

They gonna hate me for this one but either the Superlight or ULX Prophecy They aren't anything special but I have ALWAYS came back to the superlight after trying out other mice (Besides my HTS + which broke on me 3) ULX prophecy just feels like a better version of the superlight to me tbh, really enjoy it.