As a Mac only user your video was super helpful describing everything I needed. Dedicated USB C dongle for 1k polling rate. Good for gaming and work. Price! I wish the M6 had better build quality but the positives heavily outweigh that negative.
One thing I really hate about the MX Master after long term use is the weight and the rubbery material. It makes my palm sweat so much and it also deteriorate due to the sweat.
You should consider the M6! It doesn’t feel quite as premium, obviously, but if you’re not a fan of the weight and the rubber on the MX Master, then the lightweight plastic might actually be a big improvement for you. So far, I’m really loving the M6!
Great review :DDD, I really liked the idea of just making it a comparison battle between the 3 over just a standard review especially since that was kind of where the idea of getting it came from. The only thing stopping me from getting the m6 is that my current mouse is perfectly fine and the m6 would feel less premium at hand haha. Keep up the good work
I’m happy you liked it 😄 Thank you for the suggestion! 🙏🏼 As you can see, I ended up really loving the M6! It definitely feels like a budget mouse in your hand, which takes some getting used to, but other than that, it really is awesome! 👏🏼
I wonder how M6 in shape holds up against the Cherry 8C ergo. (But if we looking at spec wise I still gonna get the M6 4K. totally worth the 110 imo) Also node for AUTOCAD workers with 4k panels, you want your pointing device to run the same refresh rate as screen (pollen rate to resolution of display) to minimalise jitter and such in workflow. Just adding this as a casual amateur gamer and database engineer
That’s an interesting point about working on 4K panels. I still think for most people it makes more sense to get the regular 1K M6, but I see how there might be some actual benefits to the 4K version. I guess I’m just struggling with the overall concept of buying a more expensive version of a thing that’s meant to be a budget option, if you know what I mean. I’ve never tried a Cherry mouse before. Maybe I should check out the 8C Ergo, or one of their other ones 🤔
Nice vid mate, agree with some of their other criticism regarding the background music and intro, but I'd add that I personally really don't like when music fades in and out between segments the way you did it, again, just me. I think background music should stay background (or just boost it a bit) and you use verbal transitions accompanying the transition slides to mark segment changes rather than the background noise suddenly bombing my speakers Hope that wasn't too rough, I'm not too good at injecting emotions online. I did quite like the video. Though as I'm sure you know, using integer measurements (i.e., points) with the items not being separated by the same integers is flawed methodology, but it's ok for this format where it's a comparative review rather than an "all products" review
No problem, mate. I really do appreciate the feedback! I’ve definitely gotten carried away when it comes to how front and center I’ve put the music, and I’ve already corrected a bit for it in my latest video, but I think you’ll like my next one coming out this week, as I’ve taken your advice to heart and limited the amount of sections where the music goes up to just two basically (the intro and the outro), yet still not as loud as before. And honestly, I think the video is better for it. So please do keep giving me all the input you have! It really does help 🙏🏼😊
At those weights theyll never be good for fps games And the shapes arent built with aiming potential in mind for any grip You cant always have the best of both worlds Just have a second mouse for gaming and eat your cake too
I don’t know, I’ve actually found it to be a lot more responsive and nice to use, due to its lower weight. I know some people like Optimum are obsessed with the idea of having a mouse that weighs as little as possible, so I figure it can’t be all bad? That being said, this mouse definitely isn’t suited for any type of serious FPS gaming, but fortunately I’m not good enough at those types of games for that to matter to me 😅
I actually do like lengthy intros… every once in a while. On one hand, they make your expectations super clear. and that’s something I really appreciate. But on the other hand, it’s not something I want all the time, and it’s often that you’ll get 3 minutes in (like with this) and realize the main event hasn’t even started yet. Just something to think about, and you could apply some of this ‘shortening’ elsewhere. Otherwise, I am pretty pleased with your delivery and the content itself 🫡
One thing I notice you doing is that you speak all your thoughts. Again, not bad, I do the same thing just in terms of how I speak and present things to others. However, I think you could benefit from leaving out some basic commentary. I think of it like, *you want to let the audience come to their own conclusions*. See in what ways you could maybe dial back sharing all your opinions, or condense them, or leave them half suggested or implied, so that you can still feel like you are sharing your genuine opinions, and guiding the audience’s opinions, while letting them have room to take your ideas and remix them a little. If you wanted to keep the videos the same length, you could cut out some of your transitional commentary and just let the b-roll play, it would accomplish the same goal of showing the audience there is something new to discuss, while giving their ears a break and time to absorb what you just said. Again, just some quick thoughts, some of these are style preferences, but I do think you could do well with experimenting with them
Thank you so much for the feedback! 🙏🏼 It’s funny, because I actually really appreciate videos that get straight to the point, and yet I do tend to get a bit carried away at times 😅😂 I’m definitely working on tightening up some of my more tangential segments! And once again, I love getting all the feedback I can get, so thank you for taking the time to help me out! 😊
Watched the whole video. You made it much easier for me to decide. And your channel is really underrated.
Glad I could help! And thanks for the feedback 🙏🏼😊
As a Mac only user your video was super helpful describing everything I needed. Dedicated USB C dongle for 1k polling rate. Good for gaming and work. Price! I wish the M6 had better build quality but the positives heavily outweigh that negative.
I’m glad it was helpful! That’s why I do this 🙏🏼 I think you’ll be happy with the M6!
@@AlexTalksTechOnTH-cam loving it so far!
One thing I really hate about the MX Master after long term use is the weight and the rubbery material. It makes my palm sweat so much and it also deteriorate due to the sweat.
You should consider the M6! It doesn’t feel quite as premium, obviously, but if you’re not a fan of the weight and the rubber on the MX Master, then the lightweight plastic might actually be a big improvement for you. So far, I’m really loving the M6!
Great review :DDD, I really liked the idea of just making it a comparison battle between the 3 over just a standard review especially since that was kind of where the idea of getting it came from. The only thing stopping me from getting the m6 is that my current mouse is perfectly fine and the m6 would feel less premium at hand haha. Keep up the good work
I’m happy you liked it 😄 Thank you for the suggestion! 🙏🏼 As you can see, I ended up really loving the M6! It definitely feels like a budget mouse in your hand, which takes some getting used to, but other than that, it really is awesome! 👏🏼
I wonder how M6 in shape holds up against the Cherry 8C ergo. (But if we looking at spec wise I still gonna get the M6 4K. totally worth the 110 imo) Also node for AUTOCAD workers with 4k panels, you want your pointing device to run the same refresh rate as screen (pollen rate to resolution of display) to minimalise jitter and such in workflow. Just adding this as a casual amateur gamer and database engineer
What mouse do you recommend if I mostly use things like excel autocad revit civil 3d and casually games?
That’s an interesting point about working on 4K panels. I still think for most people it makes more sense to get the regular 1K M6, but I see how there might be some actual benefits to the 4K version. I guess I’m just struggling with the overall concept of buying a more expensive version of a thing that’s meant to be a budget option, if you know what I mean.
I’ve never tried a Cherry mouse before. Maybe I should check out the 8C Ergo, or one of their other ones 🤔
Nice vid mate, agree with some of their other criticism regarding the background music and intro, but I'd add that I personally really don't like when music fades in and out between segments the way you did it, again, just me. I think background music should stay background (or just boost it a bit) and you use verbal transitions accompanying the transition slides to mark segment changes rather than the background noise suddenly bombing my speakers
Hope that wasn't too rough, I'm not too good at injecting emotions online. I did quite like the video.
Though as I'm sure you know, using integer measurements (i.e., points) with the items not being separated by the same integers is flawed methodology, but it's ok for this format where it's a comparative review rather than an "all products" review
No problem, mate. I really do appreciate the feedback! I’ve definitely gotten carried away when it comes to how front and center I’ve put the music, and I’ve already corrected a bit for it in my latest video, but I think you’ll like my next one coming out this week, as I’ve taken your advice to heart and limited the amount of sections where the music goes up to just two basically (the intro and the outro), yet still not as loud as before. And honestly, I think the video is better for it. So please do keep giving me all the input you have! It really does help 🙏🏼😊
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I've upvoted, but I hope you make some adjustments. The background music is too loud and too upbeat.
Thanks for the input! 🙏🏼 I’m still somewhat new to this thing, so feedback like this is greatly valued and appreciated! 😊
At those weights theyll never be good for fps games
And the shapes arent built with aiming potential in mind for any grip
You cant always have the best of both worlds
Just have a second mouse for gaming and eat your cake too
I don’t know, I’ve actually found it to be a lot more responsive and nice to use, due to its lower weight. I know some people like Optimum are obsessed with the idea of having a mouse that weighs as little as possible, so I figure it can’t be all bad?
That being said, this mouse definitely isn’t suited for any type of serious FPS gaming, but fortunately I’m not good enough at those types of games for that to matter to me 😅
@@AlexTalksTechOnTH-cam yeah 80grams is a brick
Minimum 60 these days
You dont go back
@@Valla451 "80 grams is a brick" bro has arms made of ramen noodles D:
@@Cheezus Comparatively brother
Theres a reason no fps pros are on 80g mice anymore
I hit a 115kg bench 2RIR last week King ;)
I actually do like lengthy intros… every once in a while. On one hand, they make your expectations super clear. and that’s something I really appreciate. But on the other hand, it’s not something I want all the time, and it’s often that you’ll get 3 minutes in (like with this) and realize the main event hasn’t even started yet.
Just something to think about, and you could apply some of this ‘shortening’ elsewhere. Otherwise, I am pretty pleased with your delivery and the content itself 🫡
One thing I notice you doing is that you speak all your thoughts. Again, not bad, I do the same thing just in terms of how I speak and present things to others. However, I think you could benefit from leaving out some basic commentary. I think of it like, *you want to let the audience come to their own conclusions*. See in what ways you could maybe dial back sharing all your opinions, or condense them, or leave them half suggested or implied, so that you can still feel like you are sharing your genuine opinions, and guiding the audience’s opinions, while letting them have room to take your ideas and remix them a little. If you wanted to keep the videos the same length, you could cut out some of your transitional commentary and just let the b-roll play, it would accomplish the same goal of showing the audience there is something new to discuss, while giving their ears a break and time to absorb what you just said. Again, just some quick thoughts, some of these are style preferences, but I do think you could do well with experimenting with them
Thank you so much for the feedback! 🙏🏼 It’s funny, because I actually really appreciate videos that get straight to the point, and yet I do tend to get a bit carried away at times 😅😂 I’m definitely working on tightening up some of my more tangential segments! And once again, I love getting all the feedback I can get, so thank you for taking the time to help me out! 😊
@@AlexTalksTechOnTH-camyessir :)