VXE Dragonfly R1 Pro

Polling rate and weight mostly. Let's take the Logitech MX Master 3S, which is a beloved office mouse. It has a maximum 125Hz polling rate and weighs 141 grams, which is typical for such a mouse. The Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 SE has a maximum polling rate of 1000Hz and weighs 60 grams. I've trie

A desktop usually offers more bang for buck, but don't forget you also need speakers, a monitor (preferably two) and a mouse and keyboard. All that added together will easily cost an additional 400 dollars/euros. 600 if you're going for a dual monitor setup, and that's with cheap (but good enough) m

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I can't help you with your specific problem.But I'm a huge fan of the MM720 shape, and for the past year I've been forced to use a different mouse, just because I wanted to avoid the annoying cable. After a careful selection, I went with the "safe option" from Reddit: VXE Dragonfly R1 Pro Max. (-mai

I've got an ATK Dragonfly R1 Pro myself. Bought it for around 45 euros I believe and it's an awesome mouse. Wireless, 1000Hz polling rate (up to 4K Hz with a special dongle), sub 50 grams and customizable through software. There's not a single big name brand out there that can even come close to tha

Not helpful, but just today I got a keychron k8 pro and an ATK VXE Dragonfly R1 Pro Max (which sadly was not fully bluetooth compatible, only works by usb-a dongle) but both work good with a $30 hdmi/usb-c/usb-a hub. Been playing CS:S like the good old days. Can’t figure out how to fix invisible pla

atk dragonfly a9 plus işini görür, wraithespordan seçeceğin herhangi bir mouse bile fazlasıyla götürür oyunlarda. buna ek olarak vxe r1 pro, logitech g305,darmoshark m3v2 de gayet güzel.

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

I'd recommend a different mouse and keyboard. Doesn't really make sense to spend that much on a generic keyboard and cheap out on a mouse when the mouse would make a bigger difference. If you want a high performing mouse, look at the ATK VXE Dragonfly R1/R1 Pro, its cheap as chips and competes with