G-Wolves Hati-R 8K

[pzogel]

Primarily designed for fingertip grip, the right-handed ergonomic Hati-R 8K is exceptionally light at 28 g. Equipped with Huano main button switches and PixArt's PAW3395 sensor, the Hati-R 8K is also capable of wireless 8000 Hz polling, and configuration can be done conveniently through a web driver.

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[Onasi]

It’s a very nice niche mouse, though I probably wouldn’t jump on something like that if one is interested in trying out fingertip mice - something like a Keychron M4 is a saner budget option in this case. I wonder if G-Wolves could bring the price down by not including the ridiculous case, strap, grip tape and just a single cable. They definitely aren’t asking for performance here, not in the world where the Scyrox V8 exists for half the price. But hey, niche is niche.

 

[mrpaco]

. I wonder if G-Wolves could bring the price down by not including the ridiculous case, strap, grip tape and just a single cable.

I think they don't want to. Those extras won't cost them more than 10€ and making things to look luxurious but without being that, let them add 60€ to the price, for those kind of people who think the experience of unboxing means something to the product itself, but for some reason they value it so they can call it "premium" and get a shot of serotonin while opening a box.

so business perspective if they want to keep the expensive branding scheme, it's the right choice for them. Other thing would be if selling their mice at 100€ would earn them much more money, but being a niche manufacturer of mostly pure fingertip mice, I think they just want to milk all they can to the small customer base they have, as they don't have many alternatives for now.

 

[Gmr_Chick]

$150 for....what? I know it's a finger tip grip mouse, but it's stupid small to the point of being comical, and looks the part too. It honestly looks like a toddler's Fischer Price toy, "My First PC Mouse"

I'm just not seeing $150 here. But I digress.

 

[mrpaco]

t it's stupid small to the point of being comical,

I use an HSK pro 4k to play, which is smaller than this

and I'm not a super tall big person, just 182cm of height and my hands are about 20/21cm x 11/12cm length/width, yet even with that, I am a fingertip user, and the HSK pro (which is smaller), is the best mouse I've ever used to play mp fps games. Like not a small difference, what I can do with that mouse, I can't do it with any other (and I'm fairly skilled in what I play, not the typical silver but more like top 0.5%).

I main a Naga v2 pro to work (can't live anymore without 12 side buttons for productivity), and I will never play anything that needs aim with a big mouse again.

I'm just not seeing $150 here. But I digress.

This kind of small mice, may look like toys, but man, in my hands are like a dagger.

 

[Vayra86]

'But expensive'

 

[Onasi]

@Vayra86
Still half the price of what Razer (insanely) wants for the white re-release of the Viper Mini SE, so... you know, everything is relative.

 

[Jomale]

I really like to buy a fingertip mouse but with an extra 4-way /tilt mouse wheel.