The RAWM ER21PRO is an exact clone of the EC2 that's only $75. I own one and I can definitely say the clicks are so much better on the RAWM than the Zowie mice.
I have the MCHOSE A7 V2 Ultra and absolutely main it 12+ hours for day (work and personal gaming use). I had also gotten a RAWM ER21PRO at the same time but don't find myself using it as much. Feels a lot cheaper but I will still keep it. The MCHOSE impresses me.
So I can recommend it personally.
Hey everyone,
my old G PRO Superlight is slowly dying (scroll wheel bug, double clicking on side buttons for example) so I want to replace it.
I'd like to try an ergonomic mouse like the Deathadder shape (I used the first version years ago), but honestly the V4 is a bit too expensive and since I've had some issues with Razer stuff I'll never buy from them again.
I mainly play Counter Strike and Arc Raiders at the moment, but also all types of games.
I use a claw/palm grip and very importantly I use the wheel click a lot.
My hand size: 192mm\*116mm (with thumb) 98mm (without thumb)
Also I would like to avoid installing software drivers on my PC.
So here's my pre-selection:
\- Pulsar Xlite V4 ES (but none in stock since its release)
\- Pulsar Zywoo
\- BENQ Zowie EC2-DW
So I came here to ask if you have any suggestions/feedback to help me choose.
Thanks a lot
After two months of use, I really like it !
The mouse is very comfortable and lightweight, but the materials may give the impression of poor quality.
At first, the buttons and scroll wheel were a little stiff, but after two or three weeks, everything returned to normal.
The only problem I encountered was that after a Windows update, the dongle was no longer recognized (to solve this problem, I simply uninstalled the Windows update).
The web driver is easy to use; I only used it once and haven't used it since.
If you can get it for around €50-60, it's worth it and really makes you think about the big mainstream brands that sell their products at these prices.
Update:
After two months of use, I really like it !
The mouse is very comfortable and lightweight, but the materials may give the impression of poor quality.
At first, the buttons and scroll wheel were a little stiff, but after two or three weeks, everything returned to normal.
The only problem I encountered was that after a Windows update, the dongle was no longer recognized (to solve this problem, I simply uninstalled the Windows update).
The web driver is easy to use; I only used it once and haven't used it since.
If you can get it for around €50-60, it's worth it and really makes you think about the big mainstream brands that sell their products at these prices.
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