R6

That's what I thought until I got the Pulsar Crazylight and my new main the Attack Shark R6 (lol). They make my GPro X seem heavy in comparison. I thought the ultra light mouse trend was a bit gimmicky, i'm fully onboard after using these

Attack shark r6 is lighter higher DPI and cheaper or if gravastar is your option go for it they are high quality.

cs2 comp/dm/aim training 2-4 weeks and you'll be a starting pro on any game. cs technics apply to anygame and always have, if you want to funny about, you go valo, r6, fortnite and youll get it, it's a piss take bud. they only thing you rreally need is a 40 quid Chinese shark attack mouse or a 120 q

Actually i started to believe that they kinda solved that problem because in the last 12 months I've tried attack shark r1, r2, r3, r6, x3, x3 pro, x6 and x11 all of them was working perfectly fine and i had no problem with them + they were priced way lower where i live i think i got my x3 at 30$ an

Actually from my experience, ahead does have (a lot of) issues with the software, but talking about the attack shark r6, I've been using it by now for over half a year and I still didn't find any compromises.

if you're comfortable with not using side buttons, i really would recommend an AttackShark R6. My only gripe is that I use a side button for slow walk, and for some reason they made an unchangable keybind with MB3 and right click where it changes the polling rate if held for a few seconds, so I don'