
Logitech G
G600 MMO Gaming Mouse
Customizable MMO workhorse, durable, but discontinued and pricey.

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I’ve had my wlmouse beast x mini for a while with no issues. Thing is light as feathers and feels pretty solid
True but there is the mini version and even the meow lol
Beast x mini pro solid sides and omron optical. Not the cheapest but also no concession.
I'm on my second WLMouse beast x mini. Preordered the first one, the battery lasted about 8 months but they sent me a new battery. Then preordered the solid sides one and I'm going to use this until it dies. The older one is still fine I just wanted solid sides.
I did personally make the upgrade from a GPROX to a Beast X Mini as it was getting rather worn from the past years of use and I wanted something more fitting for my style. It's not a bad mouse or anything and I'll keep it around as a travel one for my laptop lol. The tech and newer sensor is just a cute bonus, but the quality construction is huge. (I always fingertip grip and I have smallerish hands but I felt like a Fenrir would be a bit odd for me.)
Hello, I’m a top 500 Overwatch player and have tried quite a few mice over the years. My hands are 17 cm × 9.7 cm. The Beast X Mini might be the smallest mouse I’ve ever used, but it’s also the most comfortable. I immediately felt myself thriving on it, breaking new peak Kovaaks scores and even hitting a new peak in Overwatch. Using this mouse makes my aim feel extremely responsive and snappy. I haven’t experienced this feeling with any other mouse so far. I mainly use an aggressive claw / fingertip hybrid grip and play at 24 cm/360, so on the higher‑sensitivity side, and the shape feels excellent for that. I typically charge the mouse once every two days, but I also run it at 1000 Hz polling rate and avoid the high‑speed modes. When I enabled them, I had some sensor issues on certain glasspads. Personally, I think high‑speed mode is mostly marketing. I can’t feel a meaningful difference. 2000 Hz feels like the sweet spot, but I’d still prefer more battery life. I bought the Beast X Mini with Omron optical switches, which I didn’t like at first. For the first month, the clicks felt pretty bad, but over time they either wore in or I got used to them. I still wish I could try the mechanical switch version, but it’s an expensive mouse, so I’ll stick with what I have for now. I do have some issues with the side buttons. I don’t have them bound on most games but I do finding myself accidentally clicking them while aiming. The scroll wheel feels great: easy to scroll, tactile, and the middle click is fine, though it could be slightly lighter. I also have zero issues with the honeycomb holes if anything, they give me more control and keep my hands cool. I never cared much about mouse weight until now, but going back to my Atlantis Mini which is only like 15g heavier, feels noticeably different after using the Beast X Mini. The unboxing experience is one of the most premium I’ve ever had. Mine came with a sturdy travel case, a 1k dongle, and a 4k dongle shaped like a cat which is cute. It also includes full skates, multiple grip tape options, and alcohol wipes for swapping skates. I didn’t like the default 4‑dot skates. They felt bad so I replaced them immediately. Switching skates caused wobbling on my glasspad, but adding couple of more dots fixed the issue. I just hope this mouse holds up long‑term, since my Lamzu Atlantis Minis started developing issues after about a year of use. **Overall:** I definitely recommend this mouse, especially if you have medium or small hands.

Logitech G
G600 MMO Gaming Mouse
Customizable MMO workhorse, durable, but discontinued and pricey.

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