ER21PRO HyperSpeed Wireless Gaming Mouse

Love my ER21 Pro.

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 EC2-CW and EC2-DW and yes, the RAWM ER21PRO (that I also have) is an exact clone.

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.

Rawm er21 pro

Simillar to zowie ec2 but cheaper. Maybe the best ec2 clone

I love my er21pro. Love the fact it’s light and fits my hand like a glove.

Rawm ER21 Pro is better than Zowie EC2-DW in every point and the exact same shape... For less than half the price.

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.

By makin holes in the shell, if you meant the rubber getting worn off, dw bout it, the current V3 and V4 models don't use a blob of rubber, it's just a really thin coating now. If I understand the question correctly, Pro on a Razer just means the larger size with all the wireless capabilities. For example, Deathadder V3 means wired, Deathadder V3 Hyperspeed is a smaller version of V3 with wireless and Deathadder V3 Pro means the full size deathadder V3 with wireless 8khz I would as recc you give the Deathadder V3 Pro with the hyperpolling dongle or the V4 pro a try, that's a well reviewed ergo shape although I might be biased on that front, but DAV3 and V4s have a great ergo shape still unbeatable by the budget brands. Logi SL2 Dex is the same shape too but I haven't seen a lot of people here maining it. Outside of Razer and Logitech there are a lot of brands actually, a few good ergos would be Lamzu's Paro, Teevolution's Terra, Pulsar's Zywoo Collab the Chosen One etc If you wanna try a few budget mice I'd recc the new RAWM mice, the ER21 Pro for example. The Gen 2 variants of Rapoo like the VT3 Max Gen 2 are great, so are the Delux M900 Ultra etc I think you should go through Eloshapes website once to browse for shapes, whatever you like, check out reviews of it on YT or websites like Techpowerup and Rtings https://www.eloshapes.com/mouse/browse?shape=ergonomic,hybrid&weight=13,76&polling_rate=2003,8000&acceleration=20,88