VXE - R1 Pro Max

Vxe r1 pro with an approx 6 USD artisan feiyan mousepad - 800 dpi - no aim train - psylocke hopped on Mr ranked after 2weeks of not playing and got diamond

Mchose G3 for a similar shape. VXE R1 Pro for the best bang for the buck.

Would also recommend to OP VXE R1 Pro. Banger mouse fr.

Used wired for 27 years up until 4 months ago. Never going back to wired. Bought a VXE R1 Pro first and I liked it a lot except it's a touch small for my hand size. Then ordered an ATK X1 Pro ( Viper V3 Pro Clone) and it's perfect. Absolutely love it. I highly recommend checking out one of these Chinese mice from Ali Express, from both of mine the quality is great and the price is basically 1/3 of the Razer/Logitech mice you buy here. Just make sure you look and do a bit of research first I guess. Check out r/mousereview they have a bunch of info and people testing different mice. Edit: sorry just reread your post. I use a relaxed claw grip sometimes bordering on fingertip grip. Hand size is the 19 x 11 I think if I remember correctly.

OP1 8k's good for rough use, if you want wireless, then use VXE R1 pro

There is no best mouse tbh it's shape dependant. Lamzu (Thorn, Maya, Atlantis), Pulsar (X2, or Xlite), Razer (Viper or Deathadder), Logitech (G Pro), VXE (R1 or Mad R) Just a few brands to look into and check shapes on^ There are loads of decent mice out there these days though. Just look for something with either a PAW3395 or the newer PAW3950 sensor. Can save quite a lot of money and still get a competitive mouse by going with a Chinese brand like VXE, Lamzu, or Scyrox, etc. Some of these have Web based software also which imo is vastly better than razers Synaps and Logitechs GHub. AimAdept on YouTube has lots of videos on gaming mice.

R1 Pro user with the 4K dongle for almost 6months now Mouse hasn't skipped a beat. Side fleet isn't an issue in games unless you death grip. And yest the scroll does rattle when violently shaking it... So just don't violently shake it. Most of thr rattle is from the ribbon cable inside anyway. I have taken mine apart a few times, broken the side clips (accidently) and done a hot swap mod to the clicks to use whatever I want. Even with side clips flex isn't an issue unless you are physically trying to get it to budge. The new Web based software so far has been flawless. Only fault I can raise is mediocre battery life, though I do use it in 4K for 50% of the time I use it... Still lasts a good week before dropping into the red battery warning.

I snapped off the side clips on mine... Haven't really affected anything tbh

The R1 and the Mad R are different mice. They are both pretty similar shape wise like 99.9% the same feel in the hand ( I have both The mad R has a newer sensor and also has optical switches, depending on which you get iirc for sensor as some have the same as the R1. The coating on them also feels pretty similar but I have noticed the Mad R hasn't had any issues with fading, whilst the coating on my R1 Pro is sort of wearing away.

There are many options under 100, steer away from mainstream brands though they are way too expensive for what they provide. Especially stuff like logitech g305, they are very old tech wise. I will give you some recommendations with different price points. Ninjutso Sora 2. Lightest non-combed mice under 100. VXE R1 Pro. Great budget option, Pro version is the one to get not the others. Lamzu mice are overall solid. Endgamegear i think has the best build quality mice, they are a bit more expensive for their tech though. WLMouse Beast X variants are great if you wanna go over budget for something different, it is magnesium. I use VXE R1 Pro and Endgamegear xm2we. XM2we feels superior in build quality but r1 pro is way lighter.

VXE R1 Pro 3 weeks ko na ginagamet sobrang sulit bilis ma full charge napakatagal gamitin

Mouse is a personal preference. Check out r/MouseReview and do your research. For example I used Razer Naga for mmorpgs for ages, but I strated playing FPS with my Wooting and wanted a more FPS friendly gaming mouse ... I quickly realised that the most popular ones are ABSOLUTELY TINY. I don't even have giant hands, I have 19,5-10,5 hands. For example I bought the VXE R1 PRO which is one of the more popular ones thanks to the price and quality, but I had to send it back, because I couldnt even reach the side buttons with how small it was. Did some more research, at least I had a reference point to look through elo shapes here: [https://www.eloshapes.com/mouse/database](https://www.eloshapes.com/mouse/database) , so I just went through all mice with a reference for that VXE and Naga. Now I knew what I wanted: Mice as big as the Razer Naga, but lighter and with a hump in the back. I sorted them by size and ended up at Pulsar X3 that came out at the end of the year and I couldn't be happier. That was my journey of finding perfect mouse. I still use my Naga for mmorpgs and I switch to the Pulsar for every other game.

For $100 you can afford like everything not vaxee. It's way more about your hand size and what you like. The atk f1/x1 just released and so far seem great $60 ish? The vxe r1 pro has been the budget king at $45 Any lamzu mouse around $80 will be great quality, but they can be quirky with shape a little bit You can get a ninjitsu or pulsar if you're willing to risk QC possibly being an issue. Endgame gear mice are incredible, but we're waiting on the coming refresh for wireless (updated sensor)

If your hand isn't humongous, then you might like the shape of VXE R1 Pro. Reviewers say this is the king of budget mice because it is on par with premium mice, they say it is basically a "clone" of the much more expensive logitech gpx. It has ergonomic shape, comfortable, not a spaceship on your desk. If you do decide to get it, get the Pro variant, not the cheaper variants, and not the Pro Max. Just "Pro". Because of switches. This is a FPS mouse, so standard 2 main buttons, clickable mousewheel, plus only 2 side buttons, (MMORPG gaming mice have more side buttons). Has wired versions. You can also go with the much cheaper Logitech G203, but expect the switches to start double clicking within its first year. So this mouse is only viable if you have some soldering skills, or know someone, so you could replace the switches. Otherwise, its complete waste of money. It is also a lot heavier than VXE R1, annoying if you are used to using lightweight mice. But it is dirt cheap. In the end, if you can find a mouse that you like the shape, the shape, the weight, thats all that matters. Because you can replace the insides (aka mouse modding). You can replace switches, use grip tape, change the under skates, etc.

At this price look for vxe r1 pro from AliExpress, also you can look at Mchose mouses from their web, and please don't even look at 305 or orochi, people who recommend them, have not tried anything better, or have really outdated knowledge

Just so that you know, from AliExpress you can get vxe r1 se+ with 3311(rebranded 3335) for around 20$ with welcome deal, or vxe r1 with 3395 and decent switches for around 30$, best option would be getting vxe r1 pro but it could cost around 30-35$ if you find it on sale, though i don't know how it is buying from AliExpress for you

I got a flawless r1 pro max.

MCHOSE K7 comes with an 8K wireless charging dock and 1K nano receiver (USB dongle). Its a Viper V3 Pro clone which shape should suit you fine considering you currently main GPRO. If you want something a bit smaller and you claw grip, the VXE R1 Pro is a great mouse and comes with a 1K nano dongle that you store under the mouse.

get the vxe r1 pro or the kysona aztec

if you would like I can take a picture of a ruler with x and y of the vxe r1 pro lol

There are many big names being mentioned here but if you don't want to break the bank and still want a good mouse I'd say get the VXE R1 Pro. Great hardware for a great price. Nowadays the mainstream brands are too expensive for what they offer and if you want a reputable brand with good mice I'd say look at EndgameGear or Lamzu but these are also more expensive than the VXE. (I'm currently using an EndgameGear OP1WE with a claw grip). Also you're in a pc building subreddit, most people here won't be knowledgeable about the enthusiast market. You can head over to r/MouseReview for in depth questions.

I have the R1 Pro from VXE which I believe is a sister company or something (they use the same ATK software) but when I tried my old Glorious Model D- I noticed how much nicer the ergo shape felt in my hand so this mouse might be my next one.

yeah

So I'm using VXE R1 Pro, but thinking about getting Ghero. Which version you think is better to get? (Normal vs pro)

Most of these issues aren’t even noticeable in game and those issues were fixed in the latest batches. i personally own a r1 pro which i bought last week and which is one of the recent batches. Theres no side flex on my unit . And the left click and right click buttons look like they are the same height. However i notice a slight rattle when shaking but you wont notice it in game when flicking or swiping ur mouse around.

got the vxe r1 pro, probably one of the best choices i did last year lol

VXE R1 PRO is the best mouse I have ever had. I do not recommend at any circumstances to buy the R1 PRO MAX as it has the Kailh White Sword switches and we had many many complaints from people here that it has double click issues after a couple of months. The VXE R1 PRO has the Huano Blue Shell Pink Dot switches that are truly legendary and has no problems in the long run whatsoever in terms of double clicking or becoming mushy or anything really. So yeah, I'd go for the R1 PRO if I were you, it's really great.

VXE R1 PRO is the best mouse I have ever had. I do not recommend at any circumstances to buy the R1 PRO MAX as it has the Kailh White Sword switches and we had many many complaints from people here that it has double click issues after a couple of months. The VXE R1 PRO has the Huano Blue Shell Pink Dot switches that are truly legendary and has no problems in the long run whatsoever in terms of double clicking or becoming mushy or anything really. So yeah, I'd go for the R1 PRO if I were you, it's really great.

VXE R1 PRO is the best mouse so far in my opinion. I come from Maya X, DAV3 PRO and Superlight 2. The R1 PRO gives me the best performance.

bought the vxe r1 pro a month ago, upgraded from a viper mini and tbh i dont notice THAT much of a difference, feels nicer for sure with a better sensor and a better shape for my hands tho. i think this is mainly due to the fact the viper mini is a legendary budget mouse tho imo

I’ve been trying to get my friends on board with the VXE R1 Pro, after falling in love with mine. But none of them are biting yet

I got the Phylina S450 about a year ago for $30 and I was astonished that it was better than any of the mice I was using at the time. Since then I have bought the VXE R1 Pro Max, Maya X and now the Attack Shark R6 and they are all excellent. I love the feel of these new 3950/Nordic 52840 mice. The tracking and responsiveness is best I have used on a wireless mouse so far. I have also bought mice like the Viper V3 Pro, X2h V3 and X2 V3 and use none of them as either the clicks are crap or they have other issues.

I'm from india too I bought mine from https://neomacro.in/ but I suggest wait for vxe mad r , tho i do have issues with the mice the dpi sometimes feels off like it's not natural ,as i play alot I noticed the dpi is off instantly , the only reason behind it is if you forget to turn off the mouse and plays on it after 6-7 hours the dpi sometimes feels off but will return to normal after tinkering with the software or turning it on and off other than that the battery last 1 week or 3-4 days (if u play 13+ hours a day ) rest the mouse is great imo

My R1 Pro is nearly perfect so far. There's no issue with clicking, and it doesn't rattle when I shake the mouse or anything like that. I appreciate the software because you can essentially use the web-based ATK HUB, so there's no need for Synapse anymore (I switched from a Viper). The only minor complaint I have is that the mouse's downward scroll is a bit noisy for my liking. That's about it. The shape and coating are excellent; I'm fond of the Huano blue shell with the pink dot. Considering I got the mouse for less than $35, I can confidently say it was totally worth it. As long as my mouse doesn't fail me in the near future, this mouse is an absolute bargain. If you're in the market for a top-of-the-line QC mouse, realistically, a budget Chinese mouse isn't the best option, especially if you can find a local reseller offering a solid warranty. However, even the most reputable and expensive brands can have QC issues, so I would always prioritize warranty and the ease of trade-in exchange if I were you.

Hey, for the rattling when shaking, you might want to try it without the small door of the dongle compartment. ;) Mine was slightly loose and caused the rattling noise. And nothing without it.

Hi. I have a slightly smaller hand than you at 19/10. For pure palm grip, I think the R1 is a bit short for my liking. Index is good, but my middle finger tends to go about 0.75 to 1cm past MB2. For hybrid palm grip, for me, it's perfect as long as I am ok to curve my finger to not go past the button. I have plenty of mouse back hump to support my palm. For you, I think it may be a bit small, but if you can find it at a fair price. I think you should try it. If you look on eloshapes. You can see that the R1 is between the G403 and G304 size-wise.

Yes, it might be possible. However, in the R1 series, it could be challenging to use a syringe due to the limited space between the wheel and the top case. Honestly, the teardown wasn't too difficult, and with your advice, I managed not to break the shell clip. I used some dielectric grease from Permatex (22058), which is often used for keyboard stabilizer modifications. I considered using Krytox 205g0, but it seemed a bit overkill given that the Permatex is much cheaper and has done the job well. I'll see how it holds up, but I believe it will be adequate for the mouse's lifespan.

6months with vxe r1 pro since pre-order 0 problems . While it was stock was no side flex at all, the clicks have been the same since the day 1. one of the best mice for the price/quality

Guys in Fortnite when I crouch it shoots automatically and when I’m spraying and crouching it stops shottimh with the vxe but doesn’t happen with my Steelers

Vxe R1 pro would probably be better, it's around £30-40. What's the price of this? It's got good hardware, but the MCU isn't mentioned. I think the R1 pro has the Nordic 52840

I think it's micro controller unit. That does seem like a good price, personally I wouldn't want the oled on it, bc it adds extra weight for a gimmick that I would probably never use, but if you like it go for it. How much is the VXE R1 pro in Malaysia?

VXE R1 Pro is probably my favorite mouse in this price range I'd say it competes with mice above 5k, though that might just be me. If you have specific measurements for your hands it would help a bit (length cm x width cm).

I'll drop the mouse I'd generally recommend for your hand size, some of these are above 5k without vouchers. Personally I still really recommend the VXE R1 Pro its such amazing value, you can search up a review on it if you wanna learn more about the mouse. VXE R1 Pro Ninjutso sora (mini) Pulsar X2 (mini) Lamzu Atlantis Mini

IMO, id get an vxe r1 pro, some skates on aliexpress + pk control 1 that'd be really good and cheap

it has many factors however, the zaopin z1 pro, mchose l7 pro, incott g23, vxe r1 pro, vxe mad r+ etc are great choices the cheapest id go is a vxe r1/(pro), would skip the r1se since it uses a 3395se sensor which is just a 3311(sensor found in office mice, not really fit for gaming)

Hated mine. Started double clicking after a year of use. I'm now using VXE R1 Pro Max. Almost same price but better performance. I might not get any Logitech mouse in the future unless they make a very good optical switch wireless one.

VXE R1 SE+/Pro or Kysona Aztec

yeah, and a better switch as well. Either get the SE+ or Pro. the non plus aint so great and no point getting the non-pro for the price diff to pro version

Bro I have this VXE R1 pro max I bought 2 months ago. Don't have time to play games. Letting it go for 4k. DM me if interested. I'm based in Mumbai.

Value wise, 100%. I also prefer the shape of the VXE R1, but the GPX is one of the most popular gaming mice for a reason. The shape is safe for most people.

I have the VXE R1 Pro, and I can vouch for its quality. Probably the best bang for buck mouse in terms of quality. Scyrox v8 and Hitscan Hyperlight are two very good options, but they're a bit more expensive.

Im using the pro max right now and havent experience the double clicking issue, ppl suggested to grab the pro instead

VXE R1 Pro Max user here for the past... 3 months? So not long term. But this is the best mouse I've ever used.

Nope, no issues with it at all. As solid as it was on day one.

Wired G Pro was my main and loved the fuck out of that mouse. Bought a G pro super light 2 and realized how current mouses with current sensor, chip, and lighter weight really makes a difference for that extra 3% advantage. VXE dragonfly R1 pro max is also a mouse that for the price obliterates even the super light for $70. If you really love the shape of the g pro or g305 there is also the Mchose g3 that is about to be released that is lighter, and way better sensor and chip just not sure of the price yet but it’s from aliexpress so probably very cheap. My 2 cent for another G pro/g305 lover. Happy fragging guys and girls. 🖤

VXE R1 Pro max user here for about 5 months. I switch between this and the GPX super light 2. I play with the super light for a day or two then find myself wanting to switch and playing with the R1 feels so much more natural and easy. The shape is perfect for my relaxed claw grip and seems so much more lighter even though it’s not much of a difference. Maybe it’s balance. I cannot recommend it enough and the price is crazy for such a nice shape and internals. The battery is not as good as the GPX super light 2 but I am also playing at 4K.

No issues still currently! I heard that too but I use mine daily… maybe some people click hard? I click normal but do rage sometimes and maybe a little hard when try Harding but no issues yet! I keep my debounce on 2mm or whatever and never had to increase it. 🤷🏻‍♂️

If the shape is best for you? Then yea. Otherwise the VXE r1 pro beats any competitors for claw grip in that low price range. I got mine for 37€, best mouse for best price.

Some of the best 4k hz mouse are there- vxe r1 pro(pulsar x2v2 clone), zaopin z1(razer orochi clone), and zaopin z2(ergo logitech gpro superlight), pulsefire haste2, vgn f1 moba(fingertip mouse for medium size hands)

I don't see any correlations between Marvel Rivals rank and gear but i use AJAZZ 179p & VXR R1 SE on top of a cordura mousepad branded MYNK (i think it's locally made in my country) quality wise it's equal if not better than CoolerMaster MP510 cordura mousepad

Shape reminds me of my VXE R1 pro

MY CHINESE VXE R1 PRO WILL DO THE WORK, SAME SHAPE TOO IG

If you don’t care about the warranty, take it apart and apply some silicone lube to the plastic parts holding the wheel in place. It will become near silent.

Glad that also work well for you. When I tried it out it really dampened the noise and boosted the scroll feel. I’m now thinking about non-intrusive ways such as using keyboard switch lube in syringes.

Just one more tip: the top shell clips are quite fragile so be careful when you split the shells and put them back together (make sure everything lines up before pushing the bottom plate in). It’s really easy to snap one of them and cause creaking/popping.

I'm sharing my experience since I ran into a problem with my R1 Pro just now. I've had my R1 Pro for a month now and it was working fine until today. I don't know if it's a firmware issue, dongle, loose cable, or whatever it is. I was playing and decided I'd take a quick nap. I put my PC on sleep mode but forgot to turn off the mouse (I don't know if this caused the issue since I usually leave my mouse on even with my G304). I woke up, used my PC and noticed that the middle mouse button was not working. I initially thought that I kept the macro on the middle mouse button but when I checked ATK Hub, it was set to the middle mouse/mouse 3. I tried to use it wired thinking it could fix the issue but same results. I decided to update the firmware of the mouse but again, same results. After using the mouse for a couple of minutes, my PC becomes unclickable, taskbar cant be clicked, Chrome can't close tabs, etc also tried it on my laptop and the same shit happens. Only after rebooting my PC/Laptop fixes the hanging/unresponsiveness. Then suddenly I can't use the mouse wirelessly. It can only be used when I plug it in with the extender cable/charger. I tried using my old G304 since I still thought that the PC/Laptop was the problem but surprisingly it worked just fine. PC was not being unresponsive, middle mouse button works, wireless is working. My only option now is to take it to the shop where I bought it and send it for a manufacturer's warranty.

idk man, i have 20x10 hands, and the vxe r1 is pretty well sized(though i use finger tip grip)

R1 has a chip that tends to fail faster. i'd get the r1 pro or the kysona aztec (both have good Quality control) They're both cheap asf though

Attack Shark R1 is my sub mouse. Deathadder v3 shape but slightly smaller. VXE R1 is okay din if mas maliit trip mo Both can be sub 1k https://www.eloshapes.com/mouse/compare?p=attack-shark-r1-vs.-razer-deathadder-v3-pro-vs.-vxe-r1

I agreed with several points you brought up, thank you! Some explanations about my choices: - ATK X1 I considered the Ultra version with the PAW 3950 Ultra sensor - VXE R1 I also considered the Pro version which has the PAW 3395 and 4k polling rate, it is balanced for the price of what it delivers, but it clearly has better - Regarding the price of the Float, I considered the version that has a minimally decent battery to use 8k polling rate, if I'm not mistaken the 88S. It also has a 1k polling rate version, but with a 240mAh battery it's kind of difficult, in my opinion - Regarding the "copies" of GPX, yes it ends up being subjective, mainly due to quality control, service and several additional factors, but in this situation I meant in terms of sensor capacity and shape similarity About the opinions I agree with is that maybe the X3 can be downgraded to "Cheap but not high" really and I can include the MAD R and MAD G in the next list too :D

I am using the Basillisk v3 for single player games, it's really good. You can also consider the vxe r1 if you are into esports titles.

personal best? sym = viper v3/sora V2 | ergo = thorn/deathadder v3 budget? ergo = delux m900 pro, zaopin z2 | sym = attack shark, VGN r1, VGN dragonfly which one have i been using the most as of late? sora v2 on a glass pad with donut skates. But for the most part, all comes down to which grip. if you have any more questions, i can try to answer some for you, ive tried way too many :3

I settled with the Zaopin z2 for work. A little heavier at 60 plus grams and the Vxe r1 and the mad r major for gaming. Lightest mouse I could find in 2024. 3 mice with heavy application of grip tapes on the sides. I find that flatter sides for the thumb and pinky finger helps alleviate the pain. Darmoshark N5 is another I could recommend, I didnt like the heavy clicks.

I’ve had this mouse for 6 years. I have the G203 Prodigy edition. Incredible mouse, still holds up today. However, I strongly recomand an AttackShark X3 or a VXE R1. Both are wireless mice, much better than the current g203 and have 3395 sensors. The VXE has a longer lasting battery of around 150 hours. Both mice cost the same as a g203 but both weigh only 50grams

Bro buy something like vxe r1 for 2400 or if ur okay with used go to imkc discord and buy something from there

Mouse: VXE R1 Mousepad: Alpha Unltd Extended Mousepad Keyboard: Royal Kludge RK84 with Akko Cream Yellow V3 switches Main FPS games: Modern Warfare 3

vxe r1 for wireless, viper mini for wired. those 2 are the best mice when it comes to value at this price range

Yup I got the Vxe r1 for like 16 dollars and I was amazed how the quality resembles logitech g pro 1. no issues with it so far. I don't think I would ever buy a mouse over 50 dollars tbh. 2nd market buying

i guess i was a bit unlucky, got my first vxe r1 black with no problem and got the vxe r1 se with a weird click

If budget is $30 VXE R1. If budget is $60 Scyrox V8.

Idk my hands are pretty big 19.5 x 10.5 but i really do not understand the hype behind the shapes of the l7 and mad R for example. I main the vxe r1 and its very comfortable, the mchose l7 just feels short and awkwardly wide, like the proportions dont make sense at all , i cant find a single comfortable grip, be that claw or ftip. And no i dont have alien hands. I understand we are all diffrent with diffrent preferences but i dont really understand this one. Same goes for the mad r that i find significantly more uncomfortable than the r1 , but people keep calling it an upgrade.

Yes VXE R1 is the best. Its a nice mouse

People that recommend the Viper Mini either havent tried it themselves or dont know better, that cable is stiff, thick so its not even compatible with mouse bungees I wouldn't subject a friend to that. The minimum I'd pay for a wired mouse with an actually good cable is around 2k for the Wired Razer and Pulsar options (Razer Deathadder V3 and Pulsar X2/X2H/Xlite Wired) and max at 3k-4k for the 8k options from Endgame Gear with good wired cables as well (OP1 8k and XM2 8k) at 1k the only reasonable option is VXE R1, whatever version you can get (avoid pro max, switches suck)

Rakk Dasig - heavy at 90g, outdated 3325 G102 - heavy at 85g, outdated 1855 Aula SC580 - heavy and another 3325, better build quality than Rakk Dasig at least Viper Mini - 3359 is old but acceptable, high lift off distance (preference), good but relatively slow skates. Actually usable weight (60 ish grams) too bad its discontinued and there are no viper minis that arent fakes below 1k, the razer cobra (viper mini replacement) starts at 2k. Hawk 1 - avoid Garuda Gear brand as a whole, too many quality control issues Attack Shark X11 - old 3311 sensor, avoid their sub 1k mice and go straight to 3395 like their Attack Shark X3 VXE R1 - build quality issue, luck of the draw depending on the batch you get. Go straight to R1 Pro for higher chance of better QC, issues dont show up until weeks or months in use (switches or scroll wheel is usually first to show issues, shell creaking and slam clicking problems as well but those are rarer with the model I mentioned) Only mouse I would consider from that list is VXE R1, but you're better off saving 2k+ for more better options

my r1 is fantastic

Build quality wise of course the official ones are better, they better do looking at how much they costs. But comparing a Viper v3 and a Attack Shark X11, they are really close and certainly not $120 appart to me. Attack shark QC must be really random because each time its either "the things keeps losing track or disconnect" or "the thing is perfect". I have the R1 and the X11 both of them are perfect to me. Zero connection lost, no latency, things are dead spot on it's amazing what $20-30 got you nowadays.

I bought a VXE R1 and I am really, really impressed with it. Now I am just dying to get my hands on the X1. I ordered June 7, so I hope your shipment means they have stock and are sending them out !! 🙏

Vxe r1 any day. I think it'll be back in stock on neo macro end of may. You can enquire on their discord about the restocking.

https://preview.redd.it/k54jgd84usue1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=dee3ebd844fc06e83f28742022d81bdcfd0400f9 Get the vxe r1. For the price this is the best one you can get. I got mine from loadout but you can also buy it from meckeys. I wouldn’t wish kreo on my worst enemy. If you have any questions about the mouse feel free to dm me.

I completely understand. The mouse industry has come a long way since then. I collect a lot of mouse (it’s a problem I genuinely need help) and I can tell you you don’t need to break the bank or go for just the name brands these days. Vxe r1 is genuinely a very good mouse. It’s much lighter than orochi v2 as this does not require batteries. I find the vxe 1 shape better than the eggshell shaped mice. It has a web based software so you can get rid of synapse. A very good sensor and a decent battery life. All for just 2600 (the price I bought it at).

This can be an understandable take. The VXE R1 is great, but it literally took me 45 mins of setup for it to work for my s/o. Great mouse, love the shape, weight, and everything abt it, but to a normal consumer that just wants a plug & play mouse with simple instructions and a web / dedicated app like G Hub or Razer Synapse, it’s definitely a turn off for most. Along with the fact that this mouse is best bought off of AliExpress, which people have so many doubts about for some reason. It can be harder to get others to be interested. If I were to recommend an easily accessible but great mouse, it’d be the Hitscan Hyperlight.

VXE R1. no logo, no holes, no lights. only the product name on the side.

can vouch for vxe r1, great mouse for its price. Replaced my g304 had double click issue.

Vxe r1 Nearlink + MD Mousepad

It's good actually, it has a Pixart 3395 sensor, and a 500mah Battery. I play games and work evryday and the mouse can last 14 days with every day hard use. And It's very light

Like many of you I’ve seen many posts all the time asking about what the best mouse under 50$ or 60$ or whatever, lots of them asking about finding a solid mouse for cheap. I’ve become someone who has more knowledge than I should ever need on solid mice sub 65$ so I figured I’d put together a list of very solid mice at a low price! I’ve broken them up into a two categories of mice as there’s a lot of them that try to aim for the exact same shape as some others and are clones. Most all shapes from China are like exactly the same as others and do not usually make their own. Some brands do, most do not, and to go farther even to say original shapes I’m gonna say like…originalish cause that’s more accurate. I’m also adding what grip type each mouse is best for but this is honestly subjective to a bit. These are mostly recommendations as far as grips go as realistically you could do whatever grip suits you best on any mouse if your hands are big/small enough and that’s not entirely a thing i can take into account. If the mouse is wired then I have added that as well as most are wireless.  *Disclaimer, most of these are cheap chinese mice. It’s kind of a dice roll if the QC will be good or not, some have particularly good QC and i’ll mention those are they come up* **ORIGINAL SHAPES(ish):** * Incott Ghero Pro A very solid ergo mouse that is called GPX Ergo (or NP-01(S) clone) by many and is extremely solid built quality wise while also being extremely affordable. (Claw/Palm) **#** * Incott HPC01M is a more traditional mouse that’s designed for all grip types and is also extremely easily hot swappable to try different switches out with. It’s super solid built wise and works for many grips (All) * ATK F1 is a more traditional shape meaning it’s got a larger hump on the end and curves in the back out towards the front, the brand is known for being fairly solid QC wise and the mouse is very lightweight at 38g. (All) * MCHOSE G3 Is an egg shape that’s overall larger. It’s more akin to the G303 if it wasn’t quite as angled and it’s butt was smaller. At the time of this post it’s fairly new but overall the Mchose brand makes some solid mice. (All) * VGN Dragonfly F1 is more of an original shape with a larger rear hump and shorter front end, that is overall a fairly solid shape akin to the style of a viper mouse. Known for having excellent quality control. (Claw/Ftip) **#** * Ajazz AJ159 is a solidly built more original shape that is akin to the Dragonfly style of a larger rear hump that curves in. (Claw)  * Darmoshark M3 is a fairly solid original shape and has very solid QC while being very good for a lot of grip styles (All) **#** * Darmoshark M3S is a smaller version of the M3 and is again very good quality and a very good overall style and feel. (Claw/Ftip) **#** * Keychron M1 is a very solid mouse with a solid original shape. It’s along the same style as a viper in terms of shape but is original overall and has very good QC as do all their mice with a lower overall profile (All) **#** * Keychron M2 is their ergo mouse that is extremely solid with a good shape that’s more original and thinner towards the front than most. A lot of Ergos do not try to be like this. It also has a mini shape as well.(Claw/Ftip) **#** * Keychron M3 is their more clad dedicated ergonomics where it’s a larger rear  and goes thinner. Due to this it’s not as good for all grip styles but is excellent for claw style. (Claw) **#** * Keychron M4 is a pure fingertip grip style. For it’s price it’s kinda wild to find a dedicated fingertip grip mouse this cheap however it’s curves are not to everyone's preferences (Ftip ONLY)  * Keychron M7 is a G502 styled mouse that is also extremely good quality but a more original shape like their others. (Claw/Palm)  * Delux M900 is an ergo original shape but close to a Deathadder shape and is fairly decent in terms of feel. (Claw/Palm) * Zaopin Z2 is an ergo with a more asymmetrical shape at it's core, with a solid shape and very solid built quality (Claw/Palm)  **#** * Darmoshark N5 is a newer very solidly built Ergo mouse that is a more original style with a harsher curve into the front from the more ergo side (Claw/Palm)  * Zowie EC2 (Wired) Most people don’t consider that Zowie mice are like under 50$ USD for the wired versions. The EC2 is what \*most\* ergo mice are based on and are very solidly build, arguably some of the better built mice out there and are beloved by many for it. (Claw/Palm) **#** * Zowie FK1/ZA11/S1 (Wired) are all  original claw styled mice that is meant to be gripped in a traditional claw shape and are what a lot of other mice ended up based on as well but you could use anything if you wanted. (All) **#** * End Game Gear OP1 Wired (Wired) This is what a lot of mice are based on as EGG has some of the better mice on market in terms of quality and built and software. It's one of the best mice you can buy. (Claw) **#** * Redragon G49/M916 is a more traditional Sora/Atlantis shape style with questionable QC (Claw/Ftip) * LTC GM022/Valkyrie M1 is a stretched Xtrfy M8 with not great click quality (Claw/Ftip) * Dareu A950 Pro a blend of GPX and a Finalmouse Hourglass shape (subtle hourglass), has decent QC but the magneisum version is not as good on clicks (All) * UHURU WM09 is a very safe shaped ambi mouse that works for most all grip styles but mostly more palm and fingertip as it's not got a ton of curves (Palm/Ftip) * Projects Gaming Sleeper is another safe rounded ambi shape which is often 20$ or less (All) * AULA SC680 is a mixture of GPX and Waizowl Cloud meaning it's a GPX with a little more curves to it. (Claw/Ftip) * Fantech Aria XD7 is a larger EGG chaped mouse overall that is much like the Orochi and Zaopin Z1 (All) * Taidu TSG808 is a safe ambi shape with a larger rear and solid sensor (Claw) * Taidu TSG608 Max is an ergo/ambi style much like the Incott Ghero and is solid for multiple grips (All) * Kysona M511/ Carpo V903 is a solid ergo shape that is much like the Darmoshark N5 and is closer to a traditional Zowie styled ergo shape (Palm/Claw) * Rapoo VT9 is a fairly safe traiditional curved mouse with seemingly heavy curves in, bit of an odd shape (Claw?) * Rapoo VT1 seems to be a GPX with some harsher curves making it more suited for claw grip (Claw) * GITOPER G2 a small but extremely curved Atlantis styled mouse with questionable QC (Claw) * UtechSmart Venus Pro is an MMO ergo mouse, one of the very few MMO mice i've seen for cheap (Claw/Palm) * ATK Z1 is a new ergo shape from ATK, very similar to other ergos but original enough. (Claw/Palm) * Attack Shark R6 is a more original shape from Attack Shark that is a larger rear hump that thins out as it goes forward, the feel is like stuff like the Sora and is at 39g with 8k (Claw/Ftip) * MCHOSE L7 is an original feeling shape that fits somewhere between the X2V2 and the Atlantis Mini, come more curves than the pure flatness of the X2, but still very capable for most grip styles. A little smaller but very well built with 8k (All) **CLONES:** * VXE R1 It’s a very solid mouse that is a near identical X2 style clone. It’s got a little bit less in terms of curves inside so it’s actually a narrower, flat shape, but overall very solid. The pro model has a much better coating and implementation of it’s sensor as well and is generally worth the amount more it costs. It’s extremely well built QC wise. (Claw/Ftip) **#** * Incott HPC02 is a hotswappable X2 which is fairly high quality and allows you to try multiple different switches easily (All) **#** * Attack Shark X6 is another X2 clone that is fairly solid but has mixed quality control (Claw/Ftip) * Ajazz AJ219 Is a X2 clone as well with slightly more curves alone the backside. Widely considered to be the Attack Shark X6 but worse. (Claw/Ftip)\* ATK X1 Is a pretty much exact clone of the Razer Viper V3 Pro Clone. It’s got worse side buttons as Razers tend to be fantastic but it’s still overall just an exact same shape and feel, albeit with no coating. (All) * Attack Shark X3 has a solid shape like a smaller G Pro Superlight (GPX) and fairly solid feel that comes in 1k or 4k, there’s quite a few mice like this so i’ll put them all in a row one after another. (All) * Attack Shark X11 is a Viper V3 clone but with a worse sensor (3311) which has bad skates and a texture but with grip tape and new skates is alright if you wanna test the shape (All) * Kysona M600 is pretty much the same as the Attack Shark X3 with a slightly better build quality. (All) * Machose A5 is much the same, a smaller GPX but more of an exact GPX shape. (All) * Ajazz AJ199 Is again a smaller GPX shape. (All) * Ajazz AJ139 Is also a GPX shape if you can believe it (All) * Zaopin Z1 Pro is a traditional egg shape (like the food not End Game Gear). It’s great for fingertip or a weird claw but is fairly small for an Egg shape. If you like the Orochi it’s nearly identical. (Claw/Ftip) * Puretrak Valor is literally just a superlight. However it’s like a third the price of a superlight with a 3395 sensor. This mouse is technically 120$ Since i first saw it a year ago it’s been on sale for 35$ on their website. If it’s always on sale it’s never on sale. (All) **#** * Incott G23 is a very solid built mouse with a near identical shape to the GPX while also having hot swappable switches if you wanna try out some different feeling clicks (All) # * Delux M800 Is a near exact clone of the Viper V2 and is fairly solidly built. (All) * Delux M600 Is a near exact clone of the Viper Mini and is also fairly solidly built. (Claw/Ftip) * Phlyina S450 is a HTS+ clone that's arguably extremely good on QC and makes a normally hundred dollar mouse down to like a fourth the price. To go farther than that they are working on a 38g 8k version of it and already have a 4k one. It’s one of the best built mice on this list. (Claw/Ftip) **#** * Keychron M6 Is a MX Master clone but weighs less and has a gaming mouse modern sensor. (Claw/Palm) **#** * Attackshark R1/Metapanda01 both mice use the exact same shell and are the exact same shape. They are both slightly smaller Deathadder V3s and the differences is the sensor, the R1 uses a worse sensor that above 1,000 dpi has very bad issues, but below is actually pretty much fine and will be mostly fine for everyone. (Palm/Claw) * Ajazz AJ199 Pro Is the same shape and style as the one above but a solid ergo (Palm/Claw) * Monka M3 is a solid Sora V2 Clone great for specifically claw grip (Claw mainly) * HELLO GANSS FLX3 is a solid ergonoimic Thorn Clone (Palm/Claw) * Vancer Gretxa is a finalmouse clone with an older sensor but overall i've heard good things about it (All) * Ajazz Aj099 is Zowie S2 clone meaning it's got a real fat rear and is great for claw with an older sensor (3311) (Claw mainly) * Ajazz AJ179 is a Outset AX clone which is fairly solid and new so reviews still need to release more (Claw/Palm) * RAWM SA-MH01 is a Viper V3 styled clone with hot swap switches for ease of trying multiple others to find what you like (All) * RAWM SA-ML01 is a Viper V2 styled clone with hot swap switches for ease of trying multiple others to find what you like (All but claw more) * RAWM SA-SL01 is a Viper Mini styled clone with hot swap switches for ease of trying multiple others to find what you like (Claw/Ftip) (see what i did there?) * Fantech Helios XD5 GO is a IE3.0 Micro styled shape which is somewhat of an hourglass traditional shape with a slightly older sensor and bad battery life (All) * Fantech Helios II XD3 is a S2 clone meaning it's a more traditional styled shape with an hourglass with a larger backend, mainly great for claw grip (Claw Mainly) * Edifier Hecate G3M is a hotswappable HTS clone which is a fairly solid and well enjoyed shape while allowing you to test multiple other mice switches (All) * iRocks M31R is a Darmoshark N3 clone which is a solid original shape (and also on this list in the original listing) (All) * iRocks HE3 is a viper mini styled mouse with a replaceable battery but not much else but does come in 4k for cheap (All) * Incott G24 is a EC2 and hotswappable meaning it's a really solid ergo mouse with hotswap which Incott is known for (Palm/Claw) **#** * VXE MAD R is a Z2V2 clone Super lightweight at 37g with a shape made for any shape. (any) **#** * ATK X1 is a Viper V3 Pro clone with a solid build. It's the same company as VXE and is solid build. * Scyrox V8 has its parent company from Lamzu but is a SORA V2 clone and is the same shape and weight. Very high quality build and very solid mouse. **#** Most of these mice use the 3395 sensor and are wireless and are all sub 60$ on Aliexpress or other websites.  You may be asking now "wow that's a lot of mice! how do I pick one for me?" or "What's the best mouse here overall?" and i'll tell you how to decide that for yourself. It entirely comes down to your handsize and grip style. There is no endgame best mouse for everyone. Everyone has a different grip style and hand size. Grip styles also change. I was using a X2V2 Mini before I just decided to try a Dav3 Pro randomly and ended up loving it and now main that which is the hardest reversal of grips and mouse you could just about do. I tried to mention based on a more medium hand size the different grip styles for each mouse. Figure out what you like and prefer and then aim for a mouse like that. A good thing you could do is get something like the Attack Shark X3 which is solid for as low as 12$ at times and use that to figure out what your proper grip style is then look more into the best mice in the grip style you prefer to find the right one for you. There’s plenty of other mice on the way or coming out soon as the cheap chinese mice market is going kinda wild with how many keep getting released and are just upcoming. Rapoo VT3 i just heard about today and the Incott G24 larger traditional Ergo is still on the way. I plan to be updating this list as it goes and would take feedback on it if you have any! *# on the mouse meant I heavily recommend it.* Edit: Added more mice based on suggestions for numerous people but u/manpalanges gets extra credit for making a very large list!

Here's a few 30$ or less solid mice all sub 60g. * Lethal LA-1: Original shape, good for all grip types, my personal favorite on this list. Lethals first attempt at aouse has a small flexing issue on the side, its unlikely to ever come up in regular usage, but caused them to drop the price. Its a solidly thin claw shape with a larger solid rear hump, basically a scaled up OP1 which feels great to use. * ATK X1: Viper V3 Pro clone shape, a larger hourglass with solid feelnfor any grip style and a good coating. It'll have a 3395 SE which is basically a 3311, perfectly fine in most cases just dont go above 1600 dpi. * ATK A9: Logitech G Pro Superlight clone shape. Larger potato shape great for all grip types though large for fingertip yet some still do. The A9 SE and normal A9 are 25$ and 30$ respectively though neither will have a coating and will have a 3311 ad 3395 SE. * VXE R1: X2 Medium clone shape, larger flatter sides great for all grip styles. No model sub 30$ will have a coating yet the normal R1 that is sub 30$ has a 3395. * Delux M600: Viper Mini clone shape, smaller and solid for fingertip and claw but a bit small for palm. Not sure the internals and harder to find with no coating but solid implementation on the model I got. * Phylina S450: HTS+ Clone shape, larger middle hump with hourglass shape and deeper curves, Great for all grip types though difficult to fingertip with its height. There's a chance the model you get wont have function software its a toss up, 3395 no matter the model. * Attackshark X3: Original hourglass shape, smaller than other mice solid for all grip types. Probably the worst QC on his list but the pro model isn't terrible. 3395 with a good implementation, the pro model is better but slightly more expensive closer to 35$, where yoy can find the original as low as 12$ at times. * Attackshark R1: Razer Deathadder V3 Mini shape clone, palm and claw. Really cheap at 16$ usually packing a 3311. * Metaphyuni P1: Exact shell as Attackshark R1, but better sensor at higher price can be found at 30$. * Metaphyuni P2: Zowie U2 clone shape, solid for claw and palm. Huge rear hump and flare makes it great for getting solid palm contact for a claw or palm grip, curves to aggressive for other options, gotta hunt for deals on that one. * ATK U2: Zowie U2 Clone shape unsurprisingly. Solid coating on all models, newer so harder to find good deals for but older sensors like a 3311 in the sub 30$ model. * Ajazz The Entire Company: Ajazz isn't the best quality. Ajazz isn't even good quality. They are lower range okay mice but offer an *extremely* wide variety of mice in different shapes (usually clones) for low prices. Those are all the ones that come to mind off the top of my head. There's certainly more like RAWM and other companies and if you just look up 3395 on Aliexpress you'll see shitloads. Keyboard wise you can get the Madlions Hall Effect Wooting clone for about 50$.

I own vxe R1 ...great mouse . The best Value for money in that price segment

Yup I use it vgn atk hub web app which runs directly on browsers no need to install anything

My vxe r1 been going strong

Forget the g305, check out the vgn r1. It's better, cheaper and lighter than the g305

I got my friend an VXE R1another a Delux M800 pro 3370 and I am using a 3370 myself. Wireless is a nice option to have when I am out and about and doesn't want to deal with a wire in my bag. If you dislike wireless you could always use the usb cable as a wire for your mouse not just charging. I got them for about 20 to 30 USD but do note I live close to China so those mouses are cheaper to get. Unfortunately good software only comes with name brand mouses and they are still charging ridiculous price for a wireless mouse. If you don't care about software get a Chinese wireless mouse.

what is your budget? if it is within 3k. Get VGN VXE r1 or r1 se+ or the madlions mouse

vxe r1 series is better imo, but you do you edit: why is this getting downvoted? i clearly said in my opinion

I’d recommend a Vxe r1 if you have smaller hands if you have bigger hands I’d look at mice by mchoose they have a good selection

aliexpress mice are really premium nowadays. i'd just forego the expensive brands entirely and get a vxe r1 or redragon hero pro 4k.

This will sound like an exaggeration but since getting the R1 Pro Max, I haven't touched my ULX Cheetah, Beast X or Beast X Mini. I straight up prefer it over all of them, regardless of price. Between the subpar QC of the ULX and the horrific battery of the Beast X, the R1 just works for me. The shape is awesome, the build quality is better and the coating is surprisingly top notch. And it still lasts like 3 weeks before I need to charge it. Oh and the web based software smokes the Beast X (ULX software is great though). Only concern is double clicking. I haven't experienced it on mine, but supposedly the Kailh White Swords on the Pro Max are prone to double click. I wish it just used BSPDs. I've literally never had a bad click experience with BSPDs.

So many budget bangers there. If people know what's up, all these brands will significantly discount their mice. I recommend zaopin z2, vxe r1 mad r, atk x1/f1. These mice uses 3395 sensor, 4k polling rate capable, high dpi, wireless and uses good switches. All for below 50 USD. They're more than 3x cheaper than what razer, Logitech puts out.