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By resolution, do you mean the number of steps? They're 24, much like on the vast majority of other current releases.

The ambidextrous MCHOSE L7 Pro is a strong budget contender: at a weight of 40 g without any holes, it comes with PixArt's PAW3395 sensor, Omron optical switches, Bluetooth support, and 8000 Hz polling in both wired and wireless operation. Show full review

Much like the StormBreaker Max CF, the ambidextrous Trinity CF comes with a carbon fiber composite shell to reach a weight of 41 g. In addition, PixArt's PAW3950 sensor, Omron optical main button switches, 8000 Hz wired and wireless polling, and the ability to adjust sensor position are on board...

I've already tested the 0.0.0.14 firmware and updated the review accordingly. The packaged software is still available for me:

Being Pulsar's first mouse released under the Feinmann sub-brand, the right-handed ergonomic F01 brings back the original Xlite shape, wrapped into a 46 g magnesium alloy package. Pulsar's latest XS-1 sensor is used alongside Kailh optical main button switches, and 8000 Hz polling is supported...

Smaller and lighter at 57 g than the original Z2, the right-handed ergonomic Z2 Mini comes with PixArt's PAW3395 sensor, hot-swappable main button switches, and 4000 Hz wireless polling, along with support for both 2.4 GHz wireless and Bluetooth. Show full review

With the NP-01S V2 Wireless, VAXEE updates the right-handed ergonomic NP-01S across the board. Aside from featuring PixArt's latest PAW3950 sensor, the V2 also comes with a much lower weight of 57 g, improved clicks, and lower latency. Show full review

Equipped with PixArt's PAW3950 sensor and Huano main button switches, the ambidextrous RAWM ES21M weighs only 47 g while having a solid shell, has up to 85 hours of battery life, and up to 8000 Hz polling is supported in wireless operation. Most importantly, the ES21M is offered for no more than...

No actual details. The only thing I noticed is that on earlier firmware versions, it behaved more like what one would expect from a 3395, whereas on later ones behavior is more in line with other 3950.

Thanks, good catch. Was accurate when the review was written at least.

Aside from being smaller and lighter at 48 g than the original Harpe Ace, the Harpe Ace Mini also comes with ROG optical switches for the main buttons and ASUS's latest AimPoint sensor. Both 2.4 GHz wireless and Bluetooth are supported, with the former offering up to 105 hours of battery life...

Right now, I'd recommend using 2000 or 1000 Hz. The 15 (17) ms mentioned referred to the first click after lift-off, not motion.

LDAT with E2E function, albeit without interfacing. I might interface the mouse tomorrow, though the results I've gathered with the former method don't leave much room for doubt already.

Can confirm that this part at least has been fixed. The sensor issues mentioned in the review remain unaddressed, however. Connectivity appears largely unchanged compared to the previous firmware.

Unusable is definitely an exaggeration, in fact I would expect most people to not even notice anything. The Aria II Pro is not a top performer, which is why it misses the Recommended award, but for what is on offer, the pricing is quite good (one could argue a "quite good value" award would be...