idk maybe aula f75 and a kysona jupiter se from aliexprezz shud b less than 80bux but i dun got no tariffs in my country
the keyboard has good sounds and fancy rgb switches with diffuser like thingie and a knob control thingie, the mouse is super light like 50g and popular copied pasted ergonomic design, comes with decent web ui drivers and three modes of connection
Amazon US has DAv3 Pro Used - Like New from Amazon Resale for $67. I nabbed one for $55 on Prime Day due to a 25% discount on Resale items. Just an idea, and has same body shape as DAv4 Pro.
Kysona Jupiter Ultra is a very nice Viper v3 Pro clone, with 8K and Omron opticals for $60.
Had a pretty hefty game session last night using the Kysona Jupiter Ultra, and had a big smile on my face. :) $60 for a Viper v3 Pro clone with Omron Opticals.
I have the Deathadder v2 Pro, Deathadder v3 Pro, Cobra Pro, Cobra Hyperspeed, and Viper v2 Pro. (And the Kysona Jupiter Ultra as my Viper v3 Pro clone) AMA
I am rather impressed with what you get with the Jupiter Ultra. The shape is slightly tweaked vs the Viper v3, with a slightly more flared backside, which allows my pinky to lock in better. The Omron opticals have a good feel to them and quieter than the Raesha opticals Razer uses, wheel is on par with other mice I've used, and side buttons are snappy. Comes with 8K dongle, and in Metallic Red like the Sentinel, all for $60. I find the height on it to be better for palming, tho I still enjoy the OG Viper lower hump.
When I want to fingertip, Viper v2 Pro or Cobra Hyperspeed. I use the DPI button as Ability 4 in Diablo IV, which the Vv2P lacks. Also checking out the optical encoder for the wheel. I use the Cobra H with a Mouse Dock Pro at 2K.
The DAv3P is for when my hand is being a tard (I have a neuralmuscular disorder) and my hand feels more comfortable with the ergo shape. I use this with a Hyperpoll Dongle at 2K.
I wrist aim on hard mats, both glass (Atlas) and polycarbonate (Firefly v2 Pro)
Well, if you are looking for wheel and button reliability, the newer mice use optical switches for the mains, and the latest ones use an optical encoder for the wheel. examples: Razer Cobra Hyperspeed and Deathadder v4 Pro.
Many of the modern mice use dust-free wheel encoders if they are not using optical. An example of this is my Kysona Jupiter Ultra, which has a TCC Gold encoder, and Omron optical mains.
I have the Aerox 5 Wireless Diablo IV Edition, and it's a comfortable ergo, with a lower left side hump than the Deathadders. The five thumb buttons are nice for some games. Note all switches are mechanicals, so it will inevitably doubleclick, but this hasn't happened yet. (1 yr 3 mo) RGB does kill the battery quickly.
Another way of looking at it is to buy mice that are on the cheaper side, and just get a new one when it goes bad. Example: Kysona Uranus Pro. Uses Huano 100m mechanicals, a TCC encoder (forget which) and 3395 sensor, and the shell is a copy of the Kone Pure Ultra in a medium size. It cost me $42 on Amazon, in Orange. Comes with 8K dongle, and when it develops an issue, I won't feel bad.
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