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Darmoshark M3

when it comes to wireless mice I don't think I trust anything outside of Logitech. and this reviews negative section reminds me as to why
 
You should probably read the notes and might wanna read about Logitech’s build quality
 
claes said:
You should probably read the notes and might wanna read about Logitech’s build quality
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will do, I usually only read the pros and cons at ends of reviews.
 
does my eyes deceive me or does the mouse have a 20th century style to it?
 
wiak said:
does my eyes deceive me or does the mouse have a 20th century style to it?
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the oat color is the new in. Bose high end earbuds are also this same color, etc.
 
I will never understand wanting an ambidextrous mouse. Your hand is not shaped like that. These things should be thrown in the nearest trash heap. Mouse companies need to make left handed mice already.
 
Rowsol said:
I will never understand wanting an ambidextrous mouse. Your hand is not shaped like that. These things should be thrown in the nearest trash heap. Mouse companies need to make left handed mice already.
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What about right handed peepoo? Should they just grow a left hand out of the blue?
 
Thank u for the detailed reply
Small note : the review is about the launch version with the kailh 8.0 switches
Darmoshark upgraded the mouse almost 2 months ago, now it comes with ttc gold 60m dust proof switches and ttc gold encoder which makes a whole difference in the clicking feeling :)
 
An unclear trend.
Who came up with the idea for mice to have an internal non-standard battery, and most importantly, why?

Two AAA batteries store more energy, and are easy to replace, which is useful both for longevity and quick "charging" if needed.

wiak said:
does my eyes deceive me or does the mouse have a 20th century style to it?
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I like the non-BS shape. No sharp angles/edges, no holes to collect dust and grime.
 
wiak said:
does my eyes deceive me or does the mouse have a 20th century style to it?
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Yup that's some Microsoft IntelliMouse 3.0 styles right there
 
I wish
 
Not bad this mouse, after all. Perhaps a slightly expensive, but considering is a Wireless mouse, It's ok. Very thorough and complete analysis.:toast:

Many lefthanded people is also a little ambidextrous. It worth a try haha :)
 
Friends, the manufacturer of this mouse is from China and it is also sold in the Chinese market. There are more discussions in China than in other places. Let me answer a few small questions-
This mouse is not the only version（the switch changed in newer version）. After several firmware adjustments with the driver update（need to download by yourself）, the actual situation of the mouse will be inconsistent with the review in many places (I guess you should be most concerned about the CPI issue? I think the deviation should not continue to be so large, if you have the Logitech GPX2, you might want to try to roughly estimate whether it is accurate).
In addition, does the E-sports mode need to be turned on? When this mode is turned on, the mouse trajectory will change slightly, it will be more accurate, and the mouse sleep time will increase, and the battery life will significantly decrease. Turning on this mode will make your mouse consume power faster. That is to say, when you want the mouse to always run at high performance, such as playing Valorant, you can consider turning on this tempting mode (of course, I guess it will not have a huge impact on your aim).
 
Anybody here who has a Darmoshark M3 Pro?
I have one mine here where after using it for two weeks since I received mine on my doorstep, it hasn't gotten below the 50% battery percentage, which is unexpected for me since most of the reviews I see online (and various subreddits) is that they last upon 60-90 hours of use. Meanwhile it's been two weeks and this mouse's battery has been used for more than the said estimated hours. Plus people always recommended the Logitech G Pro X Superlight if one wanted a mouse that can last for hours, especially in a month of usage from a single full charge.
Maybe this because of the Nordic 52840 chip? not sure how.
Anyways. what's y'all experiences with it?
 
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