Tecware - EX1

I bought this mouse last week at Czone Digital Mall. Got a bit of a discount coz they know me(I always buy my gear there.). Premium quality for it's price point, It has a docking station, grip tape, and extra mouse feet. The stock mouse feet aren't as good. Although most high-end gaming mice suffer from that too. Nevertheless, I replaced mine with the obsidian control dots. So from 59g my mouse is now 53g. My arm feels less strained after long gaming sessions. Don't be fooled by the measly 30 hr battery life. At the time of this writing 16/2./25. I've been using this mice for almost 7 days, factory charged, and it's only at 48%. I also love that it does not have RGB. Downside: The software is meh, but it does the job. It would also be better if it had a web based version, so you don't have to add bloatware to your PC. It takes a while to get used to in terms of gaming. Coming from an 89g mouse to 53 my aim has suffered. If you queue in Valorant and see a fade main with terrible aim, that's probably me. Yes, I know you can adjust mouse sensitivity to counter this. Mouse feet is ok. Could it be better; yes. But, if you don't want to spend an extra 40rm for mouse feet like I did, the stock feet is decent enough. I replaced the stock feet with Xraypad obsidian control mouse skate. I can't say this is the best combination because I haven't tried the Jade nor jade air. But, for now, I can say it's worth it to replace the skates. edit: I read one comment saying the side buttons are mushy. Mine doesn't have that problem. Probably a QC issue.

the switches that came with the mouse already offer 60m clicks, so didn't; even bother trying to teardown my new mice. but if I were to guess the switches are soldered to the board. The access ports are at the bottom covered by the feet. TBH I didn't even know this mouse even existed. Before buying, I was researching logitech and razer. Walked in to Czone saw this gem, googled it on the spot. It has what I need, bought it.

Sadly, I don't have experience with glass skates. Even with my deathadder essential I only used the same replacement skates. Yes, you need to remove the stock feet. Here's a link to typical setups [https://shop.x-raypad.com/shop/obsidian-diy-mouse-skates-universal-0-8mm-ptfe-dots/](https://shop.x-raypad.com/shop/obsidian-diy-mouse-skates-universal-0-8mm-ptfe-dots/) It's an easy replacement, everything you need will be included in the package. Battery update: 9th day of using this mouse, video editing and 2-3hrs of gaming. Still haven't charged it.

I've been using the Tecware EX1 for a while and it's pretty good, with a PAW3395 sensor and only 58g weight. Battery lasts a long time too. At $49.99 on Amazon.

Looks like we have a similar grip. I use the Tecware ex1. Just saw it's on Amazon for $39.99. The battery life is really good. I charged it last Saturday, played a few hours of Valorant over the weekend, used it for work all this week, and it's still at 34%.

You might want to check out the Tecware EX1, only 59g, having super strong battery life. Just had a look on Amazon, it's on sale right now for $35.99(Damn, i paid $49.99 for mine!!!) Gotta say, this mouse is really good value.

Hi. I just bought this mouse about a week ago. I have previously used the Logitech G502, Razer Viper Mini, and Tecware Pulse Elite. I don't want to compare the quality of Tecware with Razer and Logitech because they are significantly more expensive than the Tecware mouse. Instead, I will compare the EX1 with my Pulse Elite. Pros: 1. It is much lighter compared to the Pulse Elite. 2. It has three modes: wired, Bluetooth, and 2.4GHz. 3. Even in Bluetooth mode, the response is almost as good as in 2.4GHz mode. 4. The shape is a bit smaller compared to the Pulse Elite, but I love the shape of the Pulse Elite more, possibly because I have bigger hands. 5.The battery life is impressive. I used it in 2.4GHz at 1000Hz, and it only drained about 10% after 3 hours of usage. In Bluetooth mode, even after 4 hours, only 4% was drained. 6. It comes with a charging dock. Even though the battery life isn't the best, the dock makes charging easy, and the charging time is relatively short. Cons: 1. The Pulse Elite has better build quality compared to the EX1. 2. I mentioned the shape before, but I need to reiterate it. If you use a claw grip, I find the EX1 less comfortable compared to the Pulse Elite because the EX1 has a smaller bump/hump. 3. The side button at the top feels loose, and the scroll wheel rattles. The sound when using the scroll wheel feels very cheap, like using a very low-quality mouse. Overall, I think there are maybe better choices in this price range. I can't say that I'm not recommending this mouse because the sensor and other features perform very well. If you don't mind the quality control issues, it's a good mouse. Rating from me: Pulse Elite: 8/10 EX1: 7/10 I give the EX1 a lower rating than the Pulse Elite mainly due to the lack of quality control. If they improve their quality, I would likely consider buying their products again in the future, as my Pulse Elite has been performing well since I bought it on June 17, 2022.

How about $35.99? lol. Just saw the Tecware EX1 discounted on Amazon. I actually paid $49.99 for mine 😭, tri-mode, PAW3395 sensor, only 59g.

Just bought the mouse at C-Zone in Malaysia for RM179. For the price and what it cames with, I would say it is a steal, the dock and oled screen do provide added convenience without adding more price on top of it, the skates is okay at best.

I bought one of these this week because frankly ... I was \*Very\* curious. The specs on paper are pretty fantastic, and for 34 bucks, was absolutely insane to me. TL;DR -> good tracking, extremely light, feels good, usable software, performance is good. Well, I have it... this thing is crazy light; but also manages to not feel like a "toy". To those saying the "oled screen will add weight"... eh go pack sand. Having an on-a-glance check of your battery life , connection type, and dpi is \*very\* nice. The dock it comes with is much handier than plugging in a cable randomly. As for mouse performance goes, it performs like a pwm 3395. I have logitech, corsair, evga dual sensor mice; others here and there too. The EX1 is commendable in performance (as it should be). What I like is the lift off distance is pretty nice. The EVGA x20 is kind of my favorite mouse, they just fall apart and the mouse wheel breaks or a button breaks... The dual sensor can dial in lift off distance; but I would have always set up LOD to be what this EX1 is doing. I use a claw grip, and have large hands (not goofy large, but larger than average). The mouse has grippy plastic that is perfect for me. The skates are bit ... "Grippy" Id argue? I swapped out the stock PTFE for some ceramic dots, and I love it. All in all, for those looking for a mouse with a docking station... man I cant think of a reason to go elsewhere here unless you want to get into those charging mats from logitech. The only potential issue is longer term durability, but for now I have nothing to suggest that will be an issue. We shall see. 7/10 product, 8/10 with ceramic skates. All in all, very highly recommend this to ... anyone really. Software is usable; nothing special.

Couple days with it now -> Battery life is definitely NOT "30 days" or whatever crap they are advertising haha. 6 hours of use took about 25% life off. This oled screen that tells you \*Exactly\* what battery percentage youre on is extremely fantastic. I genuinely love it. EDIT -> I see that picture says "30 hours" battery life, which would be about correct. I am positive I saw something saying it had "30 days" but kind of irrelevant. The side buttons are pretttty garbage lol. Of the whole mouse, this is definitely the worst part and its not even close. They function fine; its not like im misclicking or something, but it is extremely mushy. The mousewheel is perfectly fine. You're definitely going to want ceramic or glass skates to go with it. The stock skates have too much surface area and just found it to be horribly scratchy and uncomfortable. I replaced them with generic dot glass mouse skates (bought a tray of them for 10$ on aliexpress, enough for like 4-5 mice) and this improves the feel \*SUBSTANTIALLY\*. I would go so far as to say you kind of need them. At any rate, as long as it holds up for a while, I feel like I got my moneys worth for sure. The mouse is very responsive and accurate; no issues with high input games like FPS or League.