coming from a viper v3 pro (which i use alongside the beast pro mini), i mainly have a background of csgo, r6 and occasionally roblox shooters, so if that helps you there you go. when i switched to a claw grip (viper v3 pro), i didn't really prefer it because my first grip type was fingertip, and this mouse was my gateway back into that, but i still use both mice. now opening the box, you're greeted to a solid carrying case, a wlmouse card with grips, and behind that even more grips (a pro for me because i love customizability). opening the carrying case (which could prolly be more compact but not an issue), there is the mouse, 1k hz dongle and the 8k hz receiver. i personally use the 8k receiver on my pc, and i can personally see myself using the dongle on my laptop. the mouse itself, was pretty much not was i expecting when i first felt it. hearing "magnesium mouse", i expected a cold solid yet lightweight mouse, but it's actually the type of metal you feel on a mac (bad comparison) and isn't cold to the touch or fingerprinty but is high quality. it's ridiculously light compared to my viper v3 pro, an already light mouse for what it's worth, but there is a big issue. reading reviews of this mouse, there is one prominent issue with this mouse, the "ribbed" side grips. this is easily mitigated with the huge selection of grip tape, and isn't much of an issue with those but they should've made the sides solid in my opinion. the design is essentially a copy of the finalmouse ulx small and it's really streamlined and just looks pretty cool. the omron opticals (i suggest these over ttc because they last longer and are more reliable) sound amazing and metally (if that makes sense) and are very clicky and spammy. the sensor is overkill and is the fastest you can get right now (not sure if that's accurate but it is more than enough for the average person) and it comes stock with dot skates, but come with more skates for customizability. the software (which only runs on edge and chrome which is a con since i use firefox but not that much of an issue) is web-based, and is automatically a plus compared to competitors such as razer or logitech, and it connects seamlessly with no issues and with all the features you expect from a mouse of this price. there's an on/off switch at the bottom and the battery charges FAST-- it took 5 minutes to get from 0 to 75%-ish. on one charge in 8k polling rate, the battery lasts 48-72 hours straight, which is solid but i haven't gotten to test out with 2k, etc. this mouse is wonderful for fingertip, and it's impossible to play with any other grip type unless you have REALLY small hands, so buy this if you're confident your grip type is fingertip. the grip is perfect for my medium-largish hands and i play extremely well with this mouse. i would personally trade it out for my viper v3 pro if i had to. but enough yapping. in conclusion, this is a great choice for a mouse if you: - exclusively play fingertip style (too small for anything else) - want a very very light mouse - want the best hardware as of now i think - and just want a good gaming experience Read more

Love the shape and size of this mouse! Comparable to the final mouse starlight/ultralight mini and just as light! The clicks are light and crisp and the dot skates slide very smooth! Read more

Incredibly light and responsive mouse. The 34g weight makes movements effortless, and the sensor is super accurate. The clicks feel great, and the customizable side panels are a nice touch. Read more