Scyrox V6

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Last updated: Oct 8, 2026

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Reddit IconBaseDiscombobulated2
8 months ago

I’m currently using the scyrox V6- mouse is super light and super small compared to the previous ones I’ve used. I don’t think it’s too small.. Try the 1-3-1 method for comfort ability and see if it helps. Again- this may affect aim.. 1-3-1 helps me with tracking but it just feels weird to hold.. so I normally do 1-2-2

Reddit IconEast-Today-7604
8 months ago

Scyrox/Lamzu are valid options for cheaper, with better hardware, like 8K dongle and optical omrons (scyrox), which won't double click. Scyrox V6 is just 70$ on their website, I used G Pro/Superlight and Scyrox V6 is easily better and way cheaper.

8 months ago

https://www.eloshapes.com/mouse/compare?p=scyrox-v6-vs.-logitech-g-pro-x-superlight While scyrox is smaller, I would say that the weight difference is more noticeable and favours scyrox a lot, I adjusted my grip with scyrox in a few days and I don't consider this mouse as small, it's medium size.

8 months ago

>seems it's 20 grams lighter than what I have It's X2 times lighter than g pro wireless, which is 80g and Scyrox is 40g. Huge difference

8 months ago

No, it's just better - if you find it "too light" just adjust your sensitivity accordingly, low weight can't be an issue, at least when we're talking about 40g and not 15g fingertip mouse.

8 months ago

https://www.techpowerup.com/review/scyrox-v6/8.html here's a good review from a reputable source, this mouse is one of the greatest, can't go wrong for that price. If you're gonna buy it, I suggest using 2k polling rate, 4/8K eat too much battery for small latency reduction.

Reddit Iconeepykitn
6 months ago

i have like a white skyrox v6 one i like it have u tried it

Reddit IconMayank_j
11 months ago

Scyrox V6 for the lowest latency over wireless [Receiver: 0.9 ms](https://www.rtings.com/mouse/reviews/scyrox/v6#test_3028) Mchose L7 Ultra for the lowest sensor latency delay at half of the movement over wireless [Delay At Half Movement 1.3 ms](https://www.rtings.com/mouse/reviews/mchose/l7-ultra#test_3028) *** I'm a bit queasy over click latency, hot take but I personally would account pre travel into it as well. For example my DAV 2 had really good click latency but the pre travel made it so bad that the button needed some foam modding (edit added links now lol)

Reddit IconForward_Drop303
10 months ago

Corsair sabre v2 is small enough, but is also just an overpriced copy of a Dareu A950 wing. My recommendations for small mice, in order: Mchose L7 is my top recommendation. Hitscan hyperlight or OP1 8k are both really good too, but they are more expensive and arguably worse. (Or they can get even more expensive to match the Mchose L7) Dareu A950 wing can sometimes have crazy deals on AliExpress, but otherwise is noticeably worse, and certainly no cheaper than the other options. Scyrox V6/V8 basically just a worse more expensive Mchose L7 series, but if you like the more pronounced hump it can be a good option. And mentioning it because others recommend it but I wouldn't even consider a Crazylight mini, to close shape wise to an Mchose L7 and significantly more expensive for worse performance.

11 months ago

Name 1 other than the Mchose L7 ultra+ (which is for smaller hands) Paw3950, optical switches, 8k polling already leaves extremely few options if any. Add in the click latency and general implementation advantage and I sincerely doubt you can 

Reddit Iconfreshkarmas1mp
8 months ago

Your hand size falls just into large or the very border of medium-large Scryrox v6/v8, mchose L7 are too small for you. You cannot go wrong with vxe r1 pro, but if your budget is till 6k you can get a better mouse. A gpx2 or a vv3 will be good for you, so I would suggest the ATK a9 series, mchose A7/A7v2 series ( both gpx clones ) or Atk x1 series, Mchose K7 series( vv3 clone ). Mchose M7 fill fit you, its a zowie-U2 shape but im not sure how good it is. The above 2 are very safe shapes. I would suggest atk a9 air if you can get it. NPMC, Xtrogg, Loadout, all 3 are reliable. Also use your mouse on 1k polling because 8k is not reccd for your pc according to the specs. and the difference b/w paw 3395 and 3950 is very negligible so again it won't really matter. Just make sure the mouse has a good shape suited for your hand size and grip, it has a coating. If you are really worried about future proofing, try to get a mouse with optical switches instead of mechanical ones. This is because mechanicals are much more likely to develop a double click issue. people on r/MouseReview heavily suggest omron opticals specifically, which is because they are the best sounding, feeling and reliable ones but I would say any opticals are fine. However, this does not mean mechanicals are bad, since some people even prefer them over opticals. Don't stress on this too much, focus more on the mouse shape but if you are able to get opticals over mechanicals I would suggest so. All mice like these are sub 60 grams so don't stress on the weight factor either. For eg) The vxe r1 pro has huano ( which are mechanicals ) and the mchose A7v2 has omron mechanicals.

8 months ago

do not go for razer/logitech at this budget. Some people prefer mchose/atk clones over the originals so don't worry about quality much. Optical switches > Mechanical switches ( general consensus, some people feel otherwise ) Yes the mchose A7v2 does have omron mechanicals, which is why I've seen people on r/MouseReview say they preffered the A7 ( which only had omron opticals in white colour ) . Even in the K7 ultra, only some colours have the omron opticals ( the coolest one, the iron red does not have it ). Atk's own opticals are not bad, some people say they are not as good as omron opticals ( In feel, not technological/future proof wise ) but they are still more future proof/better than mechanicals ( generally ). Waiting for preorders is something that inevitable when buying chinese clones of big companies in India, as the vendors have to order a certain min. number of items ( MOQ or minimum order quantity ) which requires a lot of payment upfront, so don't worry too much about preorder or in-stock since if you are spending get the best possible option which you see fit. k7 ultra ( specifically the omron optical version, which is only there in regular white and regular black, not even the white with gold side buttons ) is a bit pricy, but afaik it comes with a wireless charger that also serves as a 8k dongle and a weird carry bag, its sort of gimmicky. But the mouse itself is a v good clone of razer vv3 pro. VV3 pro is slightly bigger in shape than gpx2, and your hand fits both, so I can't really say which one is better for you. I suggest you go to [eloshapes.com](http://eloshapes.com), compare Razer viper v3 pro and the logitech G pro X superlight 2, and see for yourself ( maybe even see Zowie-U2 for the mchose M7 or atk U2 series, i dont like it much but you might ) ALSO like i said, dont even otherthink that much on the switch, mechanical switches are by no means bad. The double click issue is specifically persistent in Kailh switches, avoid them but any other mechanical switch like huano or omron is not bad. It's just that the technology of opticals gives you a more peace of mind because the odds of double clicking are drastically reduced. Good shape, coating, any sensor equal to or better than paw 3395, atleast 1k polling, a coating on the mouse should be your concern, but the mice have advanced so much that you will find these in any mice above 4k INR. So it all narrows down to your pref shape :). If you have any more questions, feel free to shoot a dm

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