VXE - Dragonfly R1

Using Dragonfly VXE R1

Vxe Dragonfly R1 cost me $27.94 and it's performance is the exact same as superlight. It's even lighter than the superlight. The curve where your palm goes is slightly lower so user preference there but I'll tell you I switched from using my superlight as primary mouse to the dragonfly. If you want a superlight but can't afford it. I 100% promise you will find the same performance with the R1.

If the difference between someone's decision to get a superlight and a knock off equivalent is $7.94 then I don't even know why we are discussing this. But sure if you want to hit me with the "ahhh technically👨‍🏫..." Then you are right.

[**VXE R1**](https://c.lazada.com.ph/t/c.1HBxMv) is a good move for that price.

https://meckeys.com/shop/mouse/vxe-r1-series/. Get the R1SE+ out of the options here. I used this Razer mouse and I had double-clicking right outside the warranty period

I would recommend avoiding most of those brands if you are on a budget. Something like the VXE r1, Redragon M916/M918, Royal Kludge M30 or M3 or any of a number of lesser known brands will give better performance for cheaper. Edit: the HyperX pulsefire Haste 2 doesn't look to bad for the price given the limited time deal on Amazon. What is probably a paw3395 sensor, 53 grams for $39 isn't a terrible price. Wouldn't be my first choice, but it isn't awful

VXE R1 SE+ will be better than anything except the HyperX Pulsefire Haste 2 from your list, while probably being significantly cheaper.

I would recommend the VXE dragonfly r1. The SE+ version is 23.99 in their website but I would go for the $28.99 version if you can afford it. Redragon also has some decent mice in that price. (Including a really nice one specs wise for $19.99, but it has a weird anime style character on it) And there's a few more options if you are willing to brave AliExpress (or don't live in the US)

Mchose L7 is the best bang for buck. But only fits small hands (or medium hands for the pro+ and ultra+ versions but they cost more) VXE R1 is also better for $28.99 (lighter and  better coating) but is still slightly smaller.

VXE R1 for $28.99 is maybe the best option. You can also find some Redragon options (M916 Pro, M918 pro, m922 pro and M995 pro) for sub $30.

VXE R1 is the budget option. It's internals aren't as good as the Razer options you mentioned, but but it's basically half the price ($28 vs $51) and basically half the weight(48 grams vs 70-88 grams depending on battery), so you will perform better using it and save money. Plus, it doesn't have any issues with the scroll wheel like the viper v3 did. The Mchose L7 steps you up to $33 but does start to give you better than Razer internals. And the L7 ultra is just straight up better than the Razer options for a similar price. SE+ version is better battery I think, but also not sure they stock the regular SE. Still I would say get the base R1 if you can.

I would probably say just get a $30 mouse that is actually good like a VXE R1 or Mchose L7. Or wait for a sale on a Redragon mouse, seen good redragon mice on sale as low as $10 (or $17.50 if you didn't want an anime character on your mouse)

I would generally recommend avoiding attack shark. VXE R1 is probably the best option. You can also look at some Redragon options, M916/M918/M996 have paw 3395s under $30. Or if you have the welcome deal for AliExpress that+11/11 Coupon can get you some nice mice under $30.

How cheap? The VXE R1 starts sub $20 for better than the Glorious model o pro.

VXE R1 is still good. But if you want a coating, might as well get the VXE MAD R or Mchose L7 series. Similar price as the VXE R1 pro (which is the one with a coating), but with notable upgrades, including optical switches.

No, the Fantech tanto S for fantech tanto e prices would be a good deal, but it seems like they just doubled the price things should be. My recommendation would be a VXE R1.

The base VXE R1, that is the VXE R1 pro and pro max. Which is good, but steps into a higher price bracket where better options exist.

Both have great build quality. But VXE has way better software (including a web app) And shape is subjective, but they are about the same size.

The sensor and using nearlink instead of a more traditional wireless solution. It's worse enough to maybe be noticeable if you tested, but as a human using it normally, you probably won't notice the difference.

Base R1 is a good shout, but the Harpoon is just garbage for the price. Mchose stuff is also really good, and TTC Gold scroll wheels are known to be good.

>Logitech G203, Razer DeathAdder Essential, Those are both terrible options. My recommendation is the Mchose L7 ultra+ if you can stretch your budget to $52.70. Otherwise: VXE Mad R is I think $49 with shipping included for even cheaper: VXE R1 is good. Redragon mice with the 3395 sensor are all decent options for cheap as well.

Attack Shark has issues, G309 fails basic specs of a modern gaming mouse. For a medium sized mouse I would generally recommend the Mchose L7 ultra+, but it's out of stock everywhere. VXE MAD R, Rapoo VT0 gen 2 max, VXE R1, are all decent options under $50.

VXE R1 has an entire series the pro (and pro max, which is the same mouse with a larger battery) is the highest end version. It's good, but by the time you get the the $45-50 price range, the Mchose L7 ultra+ or VXE MAD R are better options.

Just get the R1 not the SE. Attack Shark X3 and Kysona M600 are basically the same mouse. 3395 SE is basically a rebranded 3311. Kung naka sale yung Kysona Aztec you can also go for that one.

[VXE R1 SE+](https://meckeys.com/shop/mouse/vxe-r1-series/). Been using it for the past 3 months and i'm loving it so far. Excellent sensor performance, amazing battery life, and you don't need to install any bloatware to adjust its settings. There's a web app for it that you can use directly on your browser. Edit: As for the other mice, G304 has double-click issues, DAV2X is big and heavy, and Kreo is complete garbage. Dunno about the pulsefire.

It’s alright, i would suggest maybe something else like vxe r1 series or lamzu Bought this when I didn’t do much mouse research 😬

The Lamzu, yes But VXE R1 offers better quality around the same price of chimera

VXE R1 on atk.store. Competes with the G Pro X Superlight for a fraction of the price, it is SLIGHTLY below $30 too! Be warned of tariff costs though if you are in the United States. Also, this mouse is wireless, but you could just use it with the cable plugged in to make it wired if you really have to. I own the VXE R1 Pro, which has a better sensor, switches, and battery. I would personally buy that if your budget allows. I got it for $35 (before tariffs) on Aliexpress but now it is around $45 on [atk.store](http://atk.store) and is $50 on Aliexpress. Link: [https://www.atk.store/products/vxe-dragonfly-r1-series-wireless-mouse](https://www.atk.store/products/vxe-dragonfly-r1-series-wireless-mouse)

VXE R1 on atk.store. Competes with the G Pro X Superlight for a fraction of the price, it is SLIGHTLY below $30 too! Be warned of tariff costs though if you are in the United States. Also, this mouse is wireless, but you could just use it with the cable plugged in to make it wired if you really have to. I own the VXE R1 Pro, which has a better sensor, switches, and battery. I would personally buy that if your budget allows. I got it for $35 (before tariffs) on Aliexpress but now it is around $45 on [atk.store](http://atk.store) and is $50 on Aliexpress. Link: [https://www.atk.store/products/vxe-dragonfly-r1-series-wireless-mouse](https://www.atk.store/products/vxe-dragonfly-r1-series-wireless-mouse)

Logitech and Razer aren't worth it anymore, they are behind in development and live of the brand name. Smaller innovative Chinese brands produce better mice for half the price. Something like a VXE Mad R is as light as it gets at 38g and the perfect mouse. I also prefer the shape and weight distribution coming from the superlight. The basic Mad R is good enough, the Mad R Major comes with a different mouse wheel that feels softer but that's the only reason to consider to buy it, the rest is functionally the same. The Mad R is really well engineered and the successor of the VXE Dragonfly R1 which was already a stellar mouse.

How did you measure that? Ask to return it, sounds like it's broken I bought the dragonfly and madR and both were fine. Not worse than any of the logitechs or Razer I own.