Rawm - Leviathan V4

I just got it yesterday. Its amazing. Skates are meh, as Im used to very fast dots, so this is bit slower. Everything else is great.

21.5 x 12.5 hand here. I tried all the big mouse on market. I'm competitive palyer and top kovaak aimer mouse is important to me. My main were: Model D, O, Deathadder V2, V3, and Beast X Max - biggest version. From cheaper Chinese: Darmoshark M3 pro, this is 130mm, so biggest so far. And now I'm maining Mchose A7, Rawm leviathan V4, ATK A9 air. I tired all previously, intelimouse,mx518, sabre (this is big mouse, with big hump), you can see other in my name tag. If u want ergo: best is deathadder V4 (V3 if u want cheaper) I u want Ambi: cheaper: mchose A7, Darmoshark M3 pro, leviathan V4. Expensive: Viper v3 pro,

RAWM Leviathan V4 & MCHOSE A7 Ultra

Hey, got the RAWM Leviathan V4 a week ago and wanted to share my 2 cents on it. I mainly got this mouse because I wanted to try a big mouse and the color looks really cool. The design is super nice, I like the whales design on the side and the metallic blue color is sick (better than the SH01 purple imho). My unit QC is nearly flawless, weights 55g and build quality is rock solid, on par with premium brands for sure. The shape is very similar to the VV3 and it feels good, it's a much bigger mouse compared to anything else I've tried in the past so I kinda palm grip this one. Main clicks are TTC V2 Opticals and they feel of high quality, spammable and have a good rebound, it feels refreshing to see good opticals which are not omron opticals, sadly they are not as light as omrons, more of a medium actuation force. I honestly prefer the feel of these clicks over omrons but I much more prefer the lighter actuation force of omron opticals. I would love to see RAWM offering lighter switches variants in the future, from what I have seen all their mice had medium to heavy clicks (the hot-swappable functionality solved the issue but this mouse does not offer that). Skates are big and of good quality as well offering a balanced glide, the side buttons are not really crispy, they feel ok but I'm not someone who uses them too much in game anyways. Scroll wheel is surprisingly good, it features a RAESHA optical encoder and it feels super good, I like light scroll wheels as well and this one feels very good to scroll on. In conclusion, very good mouse and if it had lighter clicks I would probably main it. If you enjoy bigger mice and you prefer clicks with a medium to heavy actuation force, this is worth checking out. See you at the next one. (yea I'm addicted)

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Iv‘e recently started using the RAWM Leviathan V4 and I really really like it. Ive recently used alot of different mice logitech, razer, atk, mchose but this one might just be the one. I really like the stock skates, shape, clicks and software that comes with it. Software is very good which lets you decide on sensor rotation which is better then the one in mchose from my personal experience. Also doesn’t require VPN. Overall this is my current favourite mouse and Im very happy that some people here recommended me this one.

This one is nice but for rapoo price/performance is better, while leviathan costs the same it has optical scroll encoder

Leviathan V4, it's slightly more than 50$ (it's 65$) but if you use promo codes on AliExpress which are occasionally available it's like 58-59$, a great mouse for the price.

Got my RAWM Leviathan V4 blue delivery today!! Great that I had preordered this because the color seems to be out of stock. Has a great in-hand feel. Will try it out to see how it performs!!!

Its a very matt and chalky coating. The chalky bit is not to my liking but my tests show that it is very effective. I tested it by pouring a droplet of water on the mice, it just absorbs it within a few seconds. Love the clicks, minimal pre/post travel and the TTC opticals have some really snappy clicks. Loved them. The best thing about the mouse are the really big virgin white PTFE skates that cover almost 40% of the underside, this has been my main gripe on otherwise great budget mouse like the mchose A7 ultra which has frankly underwhelming skates, but this RAWM mouse has some really good skates. The side buttons are kind of meh, it works okay but I feel they subside a bit too much into the mouse frame. The 8k polling dongle comes with polling presets that you can swap by using the physical button on the dongle. If you use custom dpi like me, that can be set on the RAWM hub app and then toggled via the cpi/power button on the underside of the mouse.

Nope, main clicks are pretty solid, no side wobbles and minimal pre/post travel. Overall the whole shell seems pretty durable, on applying excessive force I couldn't get mine to creak as well. I have seen most mice have slight creaking on their base around the sensor area, which this one has as well but to a lesser degree.

First of all, a wireless mouse with a USB-C cable is going to be better than a hardwired mouse, because the hardwired cable is going to be a possible point of failure. While this doesn't happen often these days, if that cable does break due to internal wire fraying defects, or your pet hamster chews through it, you're either buying a new mouse or soldering on a new cable. A wireless mouse can be used in wired mode also. And if the cable or connector end of the cable ever breaks, you just buy a new cable. Much better. The port end would require you being either a hulk, or a fool, to break. Second, wireless mode can be very convenient so no need to distrust it either. For G703/G403 shape: TeEvolution Terra Pro will be great. For Viper v3 shape, Rawm Leviathan V4. Both high quality mice, similar specs, lightweight, so shape is the differnce.

TEEvolution Terra Pro, or Rawm leviathan m4, depending on what shape you want. Great weight and sensor and button options, you do give up the awesome wheel though from the G903. Plenty of other alternatives that are cheaper, though. For shapes, no G303 Daedalus Apex (original G303, NOT Shroud) clone shapes yet, unfortunately, but TEevolution did say they were looking into producing a mouse with that shape! Closest thing to the ancient IE 1.1A shape is probably some Vaxee mouse. Seems like almost everything popular and lighter weight now is either some type of G502-like, Deathadder, Viper V3 or G403/G703 shape. I find the G903 much "less" heavy when on a nice glass mousepad with some durable, fast skates (still using Hotline Games Master 4.0 on mine (which is modded with Honeywell L/R switches), due how \*fast\* the glide is on a Skypad 2.0 kickstarter, I barely notice the weight).

If he has small or medium hands I pretty much wouldn't consider anything outside the Mchose L7 series. Large hands is tougher. Mchose A7X and K7 are good options under $100. (The A7X is pushing it though) But ATK has a pretty decent sale right now, and the A9 air is a great deal. And the RAWM Leviathan v4 is also an amazing mouse, though on the pricier side.

Deathadder v3 series mice aren't bad for the price if it has to be Razer. But you probably want something more similar in shape. RAWM leviathan v4 and Mchose K7 are the viper clones I recommend (though admittedly viper v3, which is slightly different shape, it's pretty close)

A rawm leviathan v4 is slightly larger but very similar shape, great mouse. Or you can get a k7 ultra from mchose, it's a tiny bit taller but a little thinner on the sides, this one also has a wireless charging dock so great for never running out of battery. The melgeek horus is a new but phenomenal mouse with an almost identical shape, it costs a bit more than the other 2. I could go on, there's so many similar mice but these are great off the top of my head.