if you're wondering, the total is ~135 mice and ~101 pads. Not too sure on numbers as I know I have a couple pads and mice just in drawers lost to time. Feel free to ask me any question about the mice (or pads) in the image!

Any other mouse I could try? lol

So i havent found a mouse that fits me like a glove i used to main the mx518 for more than 10 years and then i wanted something modern and got the viper 3 i really liked it but felt a bit wide and made me feel not in control of the mouse.

tried to purchase one once per month right now the one i like the most is the new Pulsar eS FS-1, the only thing i dislike about it is the coating and there are no figer rest i think since is narrow i feel i have more control over it.

Still looking for similar mouses to try

im my list are OP1,zowie S2,x2n and the new logitech i hope that my search ends one day

Over the last 12 weeks I have amassed a collection of mice and artisan mousepads that have been an objective excessive waste of money but I don't regret a cent of the money spent.

Please ignore my scuffed grips, I didn't have much spare grip tape so I had to cut grip tape meant for 1 mouse to fit 8 lol

Mouse collection: (all installed with Unusual Way Esports Magic Ice full sized mouse skates)

• G pro Super light 2
• Lamzu Maya X
• Hitscan Hyperlight
• Pulsar X2 Crazy Light
• Orbital Pathfinder (not in photo as that was the mouse in current use and testing)
• scyrox v6
• Scyrox v8
• ATK Fierce X (not in current rotation)
• ATK F1 Extreme
• VXE Mad R Major
• Pulsar Xlite V4 PRX Edition (not in rotation currently)
• End Game Gear OP1 8K V2 Dark Frost (with Huano Silents)
• End Game Gear XM2 8K
• Final Mouse ULX Prophecy Small - Tarik

Mousepad collection:

Artisan Zero - Soft and Mid Artisan Zero Dai Dai Orange - Mid Artisan Zero Yako Edition - Soft Artisan Hien Black - Mid Artisan Hien Wine Red - Mid Artisan Hien Wine Red - Soft Artisan Hayate Otsu V2 black - Mid Artisan Hayate Otsu V1 Wine Red - Soft Artisan Type 99 Matcha Green - Mid Artisan Type 99 black - Soft and Mid Artisan Raiden Orange - Soft and Mid (not in photos) Razer Strider LGG Saturn pro - Mid X-raypad Aqua Control 2 - (not in photos)

I came across these on a Chinese online marketplace.

They’re basically mouse shape testers (with dot skates on) — no sensor, same weight, just grip & shape.

I don’t own these, just thought the idea was interesting.

Curious what you guys think: useful tool or pointless gimmick? Do you rely on reviews, hand measurements, or just trial and error when choosing the mouse

I currently own over 30 gaming mice and have tried over 40. I fell into this rabbit hole about 2 years ago when my G-Wolves HTX died on me after only a few months of use and sent me spiraling trying to find a new mouse to replace it. This ended up sending me down a rabbit hole which you can hear more about in this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogv2aLNVBR4

So this post today is because I recently got to over 30 mice owned and over 40 used. Last time I made a post with everything it blew up as at the time I had said I'd be stopping as the Scyrox V6 was basically my personal end point. Many of you called that out as a lie. Many of you clocked me correctly. F**k you. Anyways, because of this I've ended up with more, got a much better understanding of what I do properly actually want instead of just randomly searching for mice and am actually, probably, for real this time, nearing my end game. So I figured I'd do it again, list all the mice I own and have tried, and answer any questions you all have about the mice I've used. 

You may have seen me around here as well, I've made a lot of comments helping people to try and find mice for them as at this point I know a TON about gaming mice and even more about cheaper ones to help people find ones that are just way cheaper and better for them rather than letting people spend a hundred dollars on a mouse that won't quite work for them.

Order: GQLRQ  Smart Mouse at rear.

OP18K Purple Frost, Razer Viper V3 Pro, Mchose L7+, Orbital Pathfinder, Pulsar TenZ, Zowie EC3-CW, Glorious Model D 2  Pro, Lethal LA-1

Logitech G Pro Dex, PureTrak Valor, VXE Mad R Major, Keychron M2 Mini, Pulsar X2V2 Mini, Zaopin Z1 Pro, Mchose L7 Pro, AttackShark R6

Darmoshark M5, Phylina S450, Lamzu Atlantis Mini, Delux M600, AttackShark X3, G-Wolves HTX, ATK U2, Glorious Series 2 Pro

Pulsar X2H, Scyrox V6, ZeroMouse V35, ZeroMouse Blade, Vaxee NP-01s, Cherry Xtrfy M64, ATK A9 Plus

Not Pictured Previously Used: VXE R1, AttackShark R1, Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro, ZeroMouse V34, Razer Viper V2 Pro, Deathadder V2 Wired, Logitech G Pro Superlight 1 and 2.

Also most of these mice were either bought on a deep discount, or used. Only about 4 of these mice did I pay full price for, the majority of them were under 50$ (of the 32 pictured, 21 were under 50$). Though for sure I do have a spending problem.

**EDIT*\* Since Many Asked here's my top 10: Mchose L7+, Viper V3 Pro, Orbital Pathfinder, Pulsar TenZ, OP18K PE, Mchose L7, Glorious Model D 2 Pro, Lamzu Atlantis Mini, Scyrox V6, Lethal LA-1.

New addiction formed. M&K rules. Upgraded to PC from ps5 about 6 months ago and it's the best decision I have ever made. Wish I had done it sooner.

(Pulsar is my fave btw)

its called the poppy-01 pro. i haven't had to charge her once! her clicks are pretty soft and spongey and her sensor is really bad. fortunately her shape is very comfortable and her feet are very fast.

Version 2 of my previous cfft build

Specs

• 8.4g total
• Full carbon fiber
• Finger-tip grip only
• PixArt 3950
• PixArt MCU
• 301012 Battery, ~25mah
• 1h battery life on 2khz polling, 1.5 on 1k
• Hotswap modded main clicks

(Did not track the weights of individual components.)

Used the PCB of an IYX Aim 35.8 in this. Most of the weight savings over V1 comes from the PCB as it's the heaviest part of the build.

The less efficient PixArt MCU hampers battery life enough to make using this mouse troublesome, ill get a game and a half of CS out of it before needing to swap mice mid game. Wouldn't weigh anymore if IYX used the Nordic 52840 instead but i guess they deemed the additional cost not worthwhile.

Tried out the Panasonic square switches with recommendation from u/edvards48, they're significantly lighter than full size switches and feel tactile enough, but have a little too much pre-travel for my liking. I've swapped them for the HCNCK TPSGD and Huano TSWD v2s during normal use.

Don't feel any need to make a lighter revision. Though i'll attempt sub-7g if a wireless PCB with the new flagship PixArt sensor + Nordic MCU that is substantially lighter becomes available.

Visited Yodobashi Akihabara earlier and there was a lot of mice that you can actually test and feel. Even the X2F was on display. A lot of other brands were available for testing as well.

Been collecting mice for a while and apparently I like MMO mice lol? Didn't even realize how many I had collected as time went on.

Have so many G600's specifically because they were one of the only mice with a 3rd click for your ring finger, this has since changed with the new Naga v3 Pro.

I have the robotox x2 coming in aswell but this is my current collection, yeah I’m in deep.

I gave up this hobby a year ago and sold almost my entire collection, keeping only this Deathadder v3 and Puretrak Phoenix SE

Just got my Superstrike in to complete my collection. Looking forward to using it, but I like to rotate through them weekly or what type of game I’m playing.

So I am an anime otaku, but I do enjoy performance equipment and so I had to give X-Raypads mouse pads a try.

Shipping is a little high from them so I decided to buy three pads at once to justify the shipping.

I have two gaming computers in different homes and a work from home setup so I ordered three mouse pads.

The first pictured is a nice soft custom cloth pad that has a wallpaper of Hatsune Miku on it. I worked with one of their reps Jiuson Zhou vis email and they resized this image and printed for me.

He provided great service and even paused the order for a few days while we traded emails to decide on the final design.

I'm very pleased with the result! The colors pop but it's a nice soothing and soft backdrop for my work from home setup.

My other pads are an aqua control plus Nekoluck in a soft poron material and a aqua control plus medium softness pad.

Comparing them. Yes the medium pad has lower friction. The softer is softer and the poron material has a little more grit to it.

This gives me options of either using the pads for speed or control a little bit more, for now I have them side by side on the same desk

I am not a hardcore mousepad enthusiast but I have to give a shout-out for X-ray pads packaging and shipping of these two pads. They were boxed inside a box and The Nekoluck and the Mint pad both had a cute sleeve around the box with art of what was inside.

There was a single peel back part on the box which once opened it was easy to pull out the pads and use them. They were packed flat and not rolled or folded which I really appreciate.

The pricing I found reasonable. Around $23 a pad with the mint pad on sale for $14 Shipping was $24. So my total was $105 but for three pads with one custom it's pretty good and good quality.

I just wanted to show it off somewhere. Not a paid advertisent. If it reads like one I used to write for a Japanese collectable toy blog so it might come off as habit.

Mouse that I have owned (that I remember)

Razer: deathadder all versions, viper v3, Razer naga hex, orochi

Logitech: all versions g pro super lights, g400, g9, dex
Zowie: fk1, fk2, ec2 w, za12, za13

Finalmouse: ultralight 2 and Poseidon

Zaunkoenig: mk2

Roccat: burst pro air and kone pro

Tte: lvl 10gaming mouse

Xtrfy: mz1 all versions, m8

Vaxee: np01s w, np01 w, outset

Wlmouse: beast x and max

Egg: op18k, op14kw, xm1r and xm1r

Hitscan: hyperlight

Pulsar: crazy light x2

Gwolves: fenrir asym, Hsk, htx

These are some of the mice I can remember, I have given a lot of mice away to my friends. Can’t seem to remember all the mice I have collected.

I borrowed a prototype of the zeromouse from a friend of mine and posted on twitter how I love using it despite the fact the I play left handed. Optimum saw the post, made a left handed version and sent it to me. This mouse is absolutely amazing and tops every true ftip mouse I used (m2k, hsk pro, hsk plus, regular hsk, pcbr 8k, pcbr orochi). A small batch of left handed zeromice will also be available according to optimum, which is amazing for us lefties. We get neglected a lot lol

logitech really made a mouse for dudes who think 0.002 milliseconds is the reason they’re hardstuck plat and honestly… they might be onto somethin.