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Making custom tech is the best thing we can do for ourselves. I've made few for myself and it's totally worth it.
Well, only if one had the creative IQ or aptitude like his to design one's own tech ..
@@Carbon952u can start ur own with a custom keyboard, slowly doing other stuffs
One good thing about it is that you are most likely going to repair it instead of trashing it. Good for you wallet as well.
@@zadsazhadIt does sound really exciting!!! To design, create and bring to life one's creativity
But more often that not, I feel like I lack the creativity to repair or actually create something 😅
@@slamoto2Exactly!! Numerous advantages
Unfortunately I love my side buttons too much but holy grail of damn this is a solid upgrade kit for anyone trying to take it to the next level
Agreed. I personally rather have a 3 or 4 side buttons and 50-60 grams. I'd love to make my own mouse someday, but it sounds like way too much work for what it's worth lol.
side buttons > any amount of weight savings, side buttons are underrated
Oh, right that as well
Even sacrificing the DPI button when I got the Superlight is a bit of a bummer
I would LOVE to try a mouse that has the sensor in between the fingertips.. so basically under the scrollwheel or close to it. That way you could (after getting used to it) actually aim with your fingertips
I use my side buttons in apex for my Q and ultimate ability, not having them would seriously impact my gaming since I fat fingered the original keybinds.@@SupportNoob
You could make it even lighter with using the topology optimization function in Fusion360, while at least preserving the stability, even improving it in the best case. It will also give it a more organic look :)
that would be so cool!
you could make it even lighter and publish improved files. you seem knowledgeable with these kind of things.
@@Tampsey I’ve never worked with fusion but saw lots of videos where people optimized structures. Smelling a bit of irony here, it was just a recommendation because he obviously aims for the lightest mouse possible.
@@Tampsey if the 3d files are released that is
while that would probably work on it's own there are two (sort of 3) reasons that I doubt it'd work smoothly with what he has
1 : he already has majorly skeletonized the design. Topology optimization is typicailly given a frame-body shape to start with and cuts away material, does a simulation of various loads, cuts away or re-adds more material, lather rinse and repeat. Since already has skeletonized it to the max though it wouldn't have as much freedom and likely couldn't make much progress
2 : the body of the mouse is also a mechanical component, bending to actuate the switches. While this could likely be modeled somewhat via top. opt. the body of the mouse *_also_* affecting the characteristics of the click could cause issues
3 : I think the far bigger optimization is integrating 3 dimensional support structures. As it stands the mouse is straight walled which, while simple, isn't nearly as stiff as it could be. You could cut away a good bit more of the material and keep the same stiffness if you used angled internal struts to support the walls and stop them from bending inwards directly rather than just relying on material stiffness. In theory I think topology optimization *_could_* do this, but I've rarely seen it ever used in 3 dimensions like that, I'd wager just because it increases the mathematical complexity significantly. Working in 3 dimensions is quite literally infinitely harder than working in two, and I imagine that practically speaking it's just not really viable for most projects compared to designing the struts by hand.
Saying "I won't release it because I don't think you can print it" is such a cop out. There are plenty of people who will be capable of printing it to a standard they are happy with, or perhaps even exceeding what you're getting 3rd party. If you want to monitize it just say so and do so. This is the same logic apple uses for anti right to repair rhetoric.
Totally agree, he could still share the .stl with people who are interested. 70 bucks is just ridiculous. Seems to be like a greedy TH-camr as everyone else
I second this, I would not buy this as it is as I would like to add a much steeper tilt to the design.
While I dont disagree, I took it more as "I dont want people doing bad print jobs and have it effect perception of the design", which is a fair reason when you attach your name to a product.
That said, wont comment on the price given its a mod kit and not an actual full mouse... 😂
@@SatyricLthat's apple logic, and completely bollocks
Also, this is SLS nylon. It's the cheapest printing technology and material you can get on any additive manufacturing supplier. It's good quality, yes, but also cheap. Seeing the size and material use of this, I estimate the cost in QTY 1 to be around 8-10$. Nothing a hobbyist can't afford.
Add radii to the sharp edges to make the part more print friendly. 3D printers often have difficulty with sharp edges. This will also make the part more ergonomic. Also add fillets to internal sharp corners that will be flexed, as these are potential points of failure.
The main advantage 3D printing offers is strengh by structure which would not be possible with injection molding or machining. You should utilize that in your design. Perhabs review some mousewheel options, it's a little bit high above the trigger buttons. Really nice start though.
@@krautergarten4529 "3D printing offers strength by structure"??
Surely injection molded parts are significantly stronger than 3d prints. The layer lines make the part weaker compared to an injection mold where it's mostly a perfect blob of plastic.
@@faisalalsharaf5823 Ur are right, we use Additive Manufacturing in aerospace to make weaker parts. 🤦♂️ Try to injection mold a cube with 20% infill. 😂
@@faisalalsharaf5823he means strength because you can do more complex structures not because of its integrity as a material
Designs for 3D printing can be much more optimize for specific strengh (strengh per weight). Exactly the goal of this mouse design.
I don't even care if this is necessarily "the best mouse ever", the amount of effort and innovation that went into this is amazing. Plus, this looks incredibly refined - keep it up! Can't wait to see where the Zeromouse "brand" will be in a few years.
perhaps a zero keyboard to match the skeleton aesthetic
@@ericgarcia6543the whole point of the zero mouse is it’s light, which does not matter in the slightest for a keyboard
Seeing people making their own tech is always awesome, I definitely have a different preference for a good mouse, but the fact that making something this specific and bespoke is even possible is so cool
Not satisfied? make it yourself! :P
@@rogerelzenga4465 didn’t say I wasn’t satisfied, don’t have a 3D printer, already have a mouse I like
though not sharing the stl files just because you’d think people wont be able to print it is kinda shitty in my opinion.
It’s incredible the attention to detail and progress you’ve made! A version with just 1 thumb mouse button would be amazing. I use that for either grenades or a quick map key depending on the game.
a version with side buttons would be perfect
Just buy an hsk pro ace or 4k
@@clicknchill.Yeah I have the HSK Pro and I love it. It still blows my mind that he hasn't reviewed it yet, because it's literally what he wished for when starting this custom mice journey.
@@TheRodoeht he said that when he tried the og hsk plus it felt like shit so he don't want to try other gwolves mouse again
I would love one with at least left side buttons because those buttons are very important binds for me in games.
true i cant play without 2 side buttons so a version with them would be the goat
Optimum continues to set the bar for tech videos. He’s truly talented and the quality of his work and videos are unmatched.
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@@SMGJohn tf are you on bruh 😂
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Rather ironic how you ChatGPT bots cannot reply any differently, you literally say the same thing the previous bot did.
@@SMGJohn you okay? You sound paranoid. It’s gonna be alright dude, get off the internet for a min it might do you some good.
Looking forward to the future of this project's development! It looks like a lot of the things you were looking to perfect are the sorts of things I would be looking for in a mouse, with the only major deficit being MOBA-style side buttons (eg, the corsair scimitar). Whether your project expands in that direction or not, i look forward to hearing about everything!
I have sort of gotten into the whole programming/making/designing/building/electronics/soldering hobby this year. Im really excited about your new mouse. Just as much to build it as to try it out. I have more than one email subscribed to the drop notification even though I only plan on buying one. I really hope I dont miss it. good job man. Im constantly trying to imagine something cool I could design and build. You should be proud of this one.
Looking forward for Zeromouse to grow. From gamers to gamers, thanks for the effort
We need a lefty-tilted version too!!! Don't forget the lefties!
Unfortunate that the zeromouse name has already been used.
have you not been on youtube for very long? lmao dudes already grown and continues to, he's nowhere mr beast levels but have some respect lol
if you make them with the 2 sidebuttons im ready for the "shut up and take my money" moment
Believe me, before I moved to a fingertip mouse, I didn’t want to leave side buttons. But once you try a mouse like this, you will experience first hand why most true finger tip mice have no side buttons. I’ve even tried replicating pressing the side buttons with my pcbr 8k and you lose control and your grip the second you life your thumb off. Of course there’s the occasional web browsing which I could see it being useful in that regard but in games, which most mice like this prioritize performance over versatility, it negatively affects your performance.
It's been interesting watching this mouse go from concept to basically a product, there's a lot someone can learn from that and I congratulate you on managing to go full ball, you can add entrepreneur to your resume. This mouse is sick.
Love your idea and how much effort you put in this project! Wish you all the success and hope you can make it even better and hopefully have your own brand of mice! 🤲🏻
This is not for my style of grip at all, but mad props for making something this specific for your needs and refining it into a solid product! Would be really cool to see what's next for you!
Exactly my thoughts
You can learn this grip and it is worth it
@@riba2233nope, hands and people are different and trust me not a lot of people will agree to change their grip style just for mouse. Also this grip is exhausting for people with big hands, so good luck playing for more than 2 hours.
I'd still love to see the 3D model and .STLs released after some time, so others can iterate on it, and perhaps customize it to their liking.
I second that, with a very big disclaimer saying this model has very tight tolerances etc.
yea like for me side buttons, i use them often
Just so some “reviewer” can say “I printed optimumtech’s diy mouse and it feels clunky and it sucks”, despite Ali saying repeatedly that printing it at home on your $200 3D printer gets you nowhere near the quality required to meet its design specs.
@@jwonyoutube Except I'd wager he's wrong. He's using a resin printer. Stiffer. Firmer. Snaps easier. Far fewer material type options. This mouse would be EFFORTLESS on a FDM Printer. All he'd need to do is adjust the side grips to have a 45degree tilt at the front and you can literally print this mouse standing up on it's face without a single support. Or in parts. Yes casting is stronger but for something like this, it's irrelevant. Especially since it'd be about $2 in filament AT MOST and layer weaknesses could be worked out in the design. I do casting, mold making, printing, etc. And while it's good that those without printers can buy his kit, the excuse of quality is largely bs. It's his to do with what he wants though but his excuse rings pretty false.
@@KidHaru Well since you don't buy his explanations, we're looking fwd to your custom 26g mouse mod and 3d files to support your argument
YESS I have been watching you for a while now and not only have you inspired me to build the smallest craziest PC I have ever attempted before, but I truly trust your opinion on specs and products. I am so excited to see what you build in the future and would love to have more than one optimum/zeromouse product on my desk :) Cant wait to get a mod kit ..
I have seen this channel the first time but I am really impressed. I honestly want to wait for the next time you upgrade it. Because then having a full mous which you did everthing yourself would be very impressive to have. I wish you luck with the progress and will keep watching 👍
I’ve been literally preparing for this mouse with buying the viper v2 pro and and using it ever since with the fingertip grip, just so i can get adjusted to this shell you made, thank you so much Optimum
Ive been subbed since 80k subs and its crazy how much better you got at cinematography, making videos, editing, testing products with literal arduinos, ur honestly the most straightforward unbiased tech youtuber out there. its crazy to think that your designing your own products now, keep it up man
i love reading purchased comments
you're* designing
@@velzun8075 no i spell it differntly cuz i want to
Dude that's awesome, i wish you success in making a full successful product out of this
Hell yeah dude. Watching you work through this has been so awesome. Great work!!
This is the type of passion project that can shake up industries. Cant wait to see how far this goes, and how other peripheral brands respond!
Man, this is absolutely awesome!! I’m excited to see what’s the future of your design looks like
i love your niche of developing things and making as good as you can. dont get me wrong, there are a lot of great DIY channels on youtube but most of them carre only about function and as a designer myself, is refreshing to see someone doing something that care not only about function but also how it looks, how it feels and mino details that others dont understand. As a designer i want to compliment you on learning by yourself what actually means to be a designer, someone that wants to solve a problem and cares about infinite small details. Thats exactly what makes us different pro enginneers, we care about everything , not only function. Kudos to your product and i really hope it can grow and grow and you can develop a brand focused on really pushing the ideas to the maximum.
Why do I like this guys videos so much. Watched ur first vid yesterday and I’m hooked. Keep up the work
Its awesome how this guy has grown to develop his own gaming mouse, and a very interesting one also.
The goat. Glad to see you were able to develop your vision all the way to the end for this mouse ! I can't wait to see the next evolution !
I'll probably do a french review if I can get my hands on it. Well done, as usual Optimum'. 🔥💯
Keep up the great work man. I'll love to see where this concept takes you!
I 100% have to have one of these! I have been keeping my Viper V2 pro aside, patiently waiting for info on buying on of the kits so i can drop in the PCB and check this out. From the first video of you starting to make this, I have been wanting to add this to my collection and experience what could be my end game mouse. Fingers crossed I can snag one of these as soon as they go live!
Just crazy, good work. The effort put into it is astounding. 😯
This channel is just so much fun to watch. I live vicariously through optimum.
Love that. Learning circuit board design is going to make things so much cheaper and easier for you. I learned it designing an electronically adjustable car suspension system and it was easier than I thought.
I like this video about 2 minutes in and then I went to go try and like it again at like 6 minutes. I love your transparency with everything and how genuine and honest I feel that you are. I don't know you, but I most certainly trust you for no reason lol. I am with one of the top comments though. I do love my side mouse buttons.
Good luck mate. Your motivation and dedication to doing what you love is very inspiring !!
Can't wait to pick one of these up and looking forward to you continuing your passion.
Super impressive dude you wanted something that was best for you so you just made it a true innovator. I hope you push forward with this mentality as you sure do have a knack for it.
As someone who mains a G502 X for the palm grip and extra buttons, I can still appreciate the amount of work it took to make this modkit.
Although something like this isn't for me, its still really cool that you made something that is a perfect fit for you.
I would LOVE to try a mouse that has the sensor in between the fingertips.. so basically under the scrollwheel or close to it. That way you could (after getting used to it) actually aim with your fingertips
That is genius
Just like it. We need more people to see this!
Yeah, until he mentioned where the sensor was on his design, I’d never really thought about the sensors position on a mouse. A sensor close to the front of the mouse definitely sounds like the most intuitive place for it to be. I’d love to be able test that out for myself
Japanese Elecom did a mouse like that. It was not a gaming mouse though. It was okay. Can't say it felt any different.
Unfortunately what you LOVE to try is not wanted by 99% of the consumers out there. Mainly because there are mice with forward-placed sensors out there and there is no proof they are better.
Ali - your videos are just on another level. The production, the content, the visuals and the quality. Thank you for inspiring us and for also putting out cinema - grade info about tech and interesting things. You always push the limits on what can be done and open up new ways of tinkering with setups. Quiet frankly - you personally got me into the ITX world.
Thanks alot ! Keep the goodness coming !
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Happy to see this was a huge success alongside all you do. Can't wait to see the next version. Take care!
from being one of the best mouse reviewers, to making a modkit mouse, to actually will be making your own mouse. Rather than min/max-ing in-game, you're optimizing IRL. Truly live up to the name optimum
I love how he's even saying the downsides and other things like the, he seems so kind and knowledgable, I like the way he was enviromentally and waste conscious too,
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I've been waiting weeks for this to drop... I've had the viper v2 sitting around for awhile now and I can finally put it to good use! Keep up the good work man.
So dope Ali. Can't wait to see what this project turns into in the future!
I love how much effort is going in every one of your vidfeos and you are always going for perfection.
Never tried a fingertip mouse but really interested in this one. Like others said the only thing I'd be missing is side buttons, but I can understand that may mess with the grip of a fingertip mouse. Great video as always optimum!
So inspiring watching the progress, can't wait to see what comes next.
This is a very cool project. I love my M2K but I also wondered about improving the grip by constructing some kind of chassis around it - kinda like wings for thumb and pinky finger, so I can relax/open my hand more while still holding/leading the mouse. I still prefer cabled mice (with a cable bungee) for multiple reasons (never goes empty, physical uninterruptable connection, no interference with other devices, minimum latency possible without much processing of an electromagnetic signal). But I admire the love to detail you're putting into your work. Big Kudos/Respect, Chapeau/Congratz to your milestone and good luck for the future!
this genius of a man is gonna start a new trend in elite gaming mice, mark my words there will be pro players using this when it becomes more accessible. keep it up optimum make it into a full brand
Just wow. Congrats man, that must feel like hell of an achievement! We can tell you've put your heart into it.
This is a fantastic idea and very well delivered. I kind of hoped there would be a wider option, as my hands are quite big and my fingertip grip makes me having to squish my fingers together a lot. The best option so far has been the MM720, because it has a wider profile with the additional finger rest.
Definitely going to try and buy 2 of these modkits! Happy for you and the custom mouse journey!
always a good morning when optimum drops, keep it up man :D
4:30 I've spent over 10y in advertising but this is by far the sickest and most stealthy way to pull an advertising video. Kudos for the amount of work put into that effort.
7:55 "I kind of just wanna learn new stuff, challange myself, improve, and also just makes things betta" -- that's kinf of elaborate way to suy "I just want to make money"
You're an inspiration man. setting the bar in the esports and tech scene. When you officially launch this as a widely available mouse I can see every valo, apex, cs etc pro using this in pro matches. ly bro❤
Crazy to see you grow and make insane stuff like this!
bro is gaming on a grain of rice
This is super cool! The only thing I'd say is that you should include the files with purchase of the kit or make it a separate purchase. Perhaps provide sourcing info too.
I only say that because over time people will likely need/want to replace their shells and since you said you aren't planning to support the original design, having those files will let people fix their stuff rather than waste it.
Though I understand the reason why you wouldn't want to as well. Perhaps down the road when newer iterations coke out you can release old ones as a sort of compromise.
Hey man, I've been following you for quite a long time and only today realized I wasn't even subscribed! So I subbed of course. Glad that you make your movies with utmost care and quality. You don't know how much it is appreciated, honestly. Thanks for all of it.
On a side note, would love to see a review of the QCK Edge in comparison to the other mousepads you've done as I think that's the only one missing in those videos. It would be helpful to understand where that one falls in with the others so that I can gauge better on what mousepads I should invest in, in the future. Love, from India!
Man you really are the best pc tech youtuber. I've seen them all and by far you are the most interesting. Keep it up and 1m+ subs will come!
Phenomenal improvements to the design 🙏 you deserve to make money for your hard work and dedication so good on you for making it into a product
You know it's gonna be gøød when it's got the ø in it, innit.
Props man, I love your work! Good to hear you revised for less pre-travel. Have you had any unintentional mouse scrolling, even just one notch? That’s my main issue as a (sloppy yet legit) bhopper. I love how there’s a gap between the mouse buttons and the wheel on zowie mice, harder to unintentionally scroll. Would be cool to see a similar guard (probably vertical oriented walls instead of the horizontal spacing) making it harder to scroll without intent. Keep it up! 8000Hz bubbles in the back of my mind.
This is amazing and I hope you succeed in what you wanna do with the mouse for the future. Maybe after a while, everyone will talk about a design or a mouse that has been designed by Optimum.
Appreciate and admire your efforts!
Would absolutely love to see 2 side buttons implemented, because they're really useful for FPS gaming imo
Nobody likes side buttons lol
Personally, I think it's a shame that it's not available as paid files. I'd be interested in trying it, and don't mind if it requires several attempts to print it correctly. And again, ergonomic is personal, so it would be nice to play with size and angles, I think
All that to still be gargar at the game
@@Crecross literally
This is dope. Keep up the good work. I like the process and the result. I can't wait to see the future of this mouse. Different colors/materials would be a great feature.
absolutly insane, keep up the amazing work and get to that goal.
That is very inspiring!
Unfortunately I suffer from RSI and need a mouse with a more vertical tilt. This has been a huge issue for me as a gamer given that most vertical mouse have horrible performance. I get that a full vertical version would be very hard to do, but if you ever release a version with a bit more extreme vertical tilt then I will buy it. I am trying to get into modding mouse so i can build one myself, but it is a long journey. Which made me really appreciate the work and effort this must have taken.
I mean. He did weirdly enjoy the gun grip mouse. So you never know what he might do next.
This is really cool. If they ever become accessible in Europe I will definitely consider buying one.
Thanks for making the video size fit the iPhone. I never noticed this before on your channel but I just noticed now because I didn’t need to zoom in to fill the frame
Definitely will be trying to pick one of these up, it's such a neat project!
what is this guy? mechanical guy?electrian guy?,computer guy?camera guy?editing guy?gamer guy?guide me master
@@amoeba8888 ya forgot
He’s him
^Car guy also
even johnny sins is embarrassed
This is honestly so amazing. Awesome to see this project come so far to an actual product! 👑
I'm so excited for you. Keep going man
This is the definition of if you want something done right you better do it yourself. Great work especially taking on such a daunting project like learning CAD software.
this mans is a legend. He's buff, he's smart, he's creative and he loves his fanbase. Now this is content
edit: i forgot to say he's also a good gamer, def better than other tech reviewers.
why you just glazing him
He literally explained that, did you not read?@@julieniscute
@@Xm0ur3rsimp detected 🤓
Who's buff? 💀
glazing at its finest
Whilst I understand why you mentioned the difficulty of the print. I still think you should of provided the ability to pay to download the 3D files ourselves for those of us that do want to give it a go!
i think a big part of it, is that he's very proud of his design and he doesn't want it tarnished by subpar architects, which is understandable.
@@franda777that's bogus. It takes a single look at the custom split keyboard community to see that people are very much capable of improving over original designs and even making new amazing ones. He should've just been honest and say he wants to monetize his effort, that would be completely fair, it's his work after all. But using "oh you'll get it wrong" excuse is just dishonest.
public file = less money, i dont think its going to happen
Seems like what you want is a open source mouse. Have a look at the Ploopy. Or, you know, look at printables and thingiverse and look at the tons of mod kits for COTS mice.
I love how I discovered his channel a couple of days ago with the prototype mouse video and he just uploaded this followup video!
I made one of these myself using an old gloirous model o- shape(cut in half), and the internals of a lamzu atlantis. If I can save enough money too buy this I will 100% get it, with no regrets. I really appreciate that there are other weridos like me wanting to make good things even better. I love your videos and keep up the good work!
I personally think that releasing the models would help people to try and differentiate the stride you've made. I'm doing something similar to this, but with an aggressive fingertip approach, and the outline of the PCB board along with the switches and what not are extremely daunting to get down. It'll save lots of time and waste having the initial model to be able to edit and move from there
I can't help but feel that his reasoning for not making the models available is extremely dishonest. It's not about "saving us the money", it's all about selling his product, which I would've been completely fine with if he wasn't dishonest about it.
@@milanmiki98 im with you, having it open source will solve problems faster but then someone else will profit off his work or a company in china will injection mold one, and the list goes on, hes keeping in close to his chest so he can make money off it in the competitive scene, props to him but yeah don't be dishonest about it
both of your points make no sense "i dont like that he wants to makes money on his idea before somebody else does" both of your opinions are as selfish as his reasonings for not making the models dishonest @@pdj2975
@@shooternerdyou ought to read comments before you reply.. theyve got a point, if he was upfront about it and said “we wont be releasing the models because we want to sell the product” then fair enough it’s his business and he can do with it as he pleases
I have also tried doing this, have you found a site that does custom PCBs to better cater to what you want or are you using one from a gaming mouse?
Lost me a fingertip mouse but I do hope fingertip fans get to enjoy it.
I personally like ergo mouses. Thorn is my daily driver currently.
copping when it drops gotta try this out. So sick that you did all this!
Such a unique and cool idea. I’m eager to get my hands on this.
tbh this is the most exciting thing to come out of gaming gear in quite a while and I'm looking forward to what you have in store for the future!
Oh wow this looks really close to the perfect mouse for me. I currently use the Viper mini and really like it, but always wanted it to be even smaller. Small, lightweight fingertip mouses seem to simply not exist for some reason?Razer's software is also pretty nice, so that's definitely a plus
That being said, I'd really miss the DPI button as well as the side buttons. I use my side buttons to toggle DPI so I can aim easier when using weapons such as sniper rifles. It'd also be useful to have a removable cover, I'd be anxious about shocking it while playing it the way it's designed now
You change dpi on the fly?
@@MrMeasaftw I usually play with really high sensitivity so I set up my side buttons to change DPI to something lower through the Razer App, that way when I need more percision (Like using a sniper rifle), I keep the side button pressed which toggles a lower DPI and can aim more easily.
@@darkidarki1332 I could never. I have the Logitech g502 with the same functionality. But man, that would trip me out too much. I'd rather just change in game settings for ads
That’s sick. It feels like we’re watching you transitioning into the next phase of your career. Keep up the good work!
Yeah, the downfall phase
Dude you’re honestly amazing.
kinda hope to see one with side buttons for everyday use.... and I always put zoom change and melees on COD. But still looks sick and very much like the ultimate mouse to go with.👍
This mouse would suck for everyday use no matter what
are you going to review the UltralightX from finalmouse?
This is awesome! Subbed to see more updated versions!
pulsar are so sick for doing that, just makes me even happier with my X2 - first one i got had terrible scroll wheel issues, but it was 2nd hand. since getting one new i am super happy with it. its cool that a company is making affordable mice and also helping out people to make cool shit too (even if its using a competitors PCB)
This is one of the most worth it products ever made, regardless of the small batch. So I think releasing a 3d printable version for some money would be perfect for people that miss the launch or don't have budget at the time.
Also, looking forward for more models that hopefully will support other mouse PCBs that are cheaper to get.
In the interest of not encouraging waste... get shipped from signapor to wherever packaged, add packaging, ship again to customers... all to prevent what looks like 5 grams of plastic from being used. Also of note these look like a much easier print with a different style of printer than he is using called fdm. It would produce less waste, and use materials that are easier to recycle (although in most cases that infrastructure is still missing).
Since the design is what it is one could make the grip width be adjustable with some solution with screws - either add extra bits to make it wider or change the right side positions.
This is sick, actual custom tech. Nice work!
When you're done developing your own internals I'll definetly give it a try. Would love to see you integrate 2 side buttons then I could imagine it fully replacing my G703