Gaming peripherals have become a consumerist hellscape. No, you don't need a 4k/8k sensor. Your CPU is gonna shit itself and 1kHz polling is still the standard for most game engines. No, you don't need $100+ IEMs. Stick with the current earbuds or headphones you got. Maybe download an equalizer if you need to, and learn the games audio cues. You can still make it to high elo on 1080p 144Hz. Sleeves are only useful on hybrid, or hard pads. The only mainstream peripheral I'll ever vouch for is Wooting. (Even then, you'll still find close HE competitors.) Glad there's chinese manufacturers that are producing at REASONABLE prices.
I'm pinning this comment because you are 100% correct. Most of what we see in peripherals now is all marketing. These are the hard truths a lot of gamers need to hear. When I first started playing Counter-Strike (with a ball mouse in the early 2000's), all that mattered was raw skill. Peripherals have gotten so advanced that even with cheaper ones, the only thing that will ever stand in your way is yourself, never the gear. Here's to hoping for a reasonably priced future 🍻 . . . and yah, Wooting is awesome
Yup, I hate it when companies advertise their mouse as “8k” or some other stuff, only thing you’ll need to advertise is the shape, weight and feel. Polling rate is just a marketing trap
>skull candies n o yes, you dont need 100$+ iems.. but do not use fucking skull candies lmfao. as for cpu shitting itself.. i have an 8k polling rate on my mouse, it barely impacts my cpu usage. ontop of that.. tech is fun? let people enjoy things lol
@@jayjaygolden5123 Yes, tech is fun... Until we see both companies and influencers make blind and deaf decisions that ultimately screw the consumer over. And the market becomes over saturated with regular goods at exorbitant prices. (With no in-between for the AVERAGE gamer still fragging out on his/her 7+ year old mid-range build. The average gamer that gets their peripherals from distributors/retailers inside their country cause shipping costs are too much. The average gamer that still relies on their parent's hard-earned dollar.) The gaming mice market is an example of just that.
Same. From a company I didn’t know much about they were very willing to talk with me, which was very cool to do. I hope they manage to carve out a section of the gaming niche for operating so transparently
@@jommammaxse95where did you purchase it from? I'm assuming Aliexpress only provides the mouse, while their direct website is where you'll get the skates and grips
This video is so high quality I didn't expect it to be on a channel with under 2k subs as of writing this comment, and this video was on a subject I actually found to be interesting and useful for me. Thank you for the useful information and I can tell your channel is gonna explode at some point.
Thanks man! You made my day bro. We'll break through eventually. I'm all about providing unbiased accurate information to everyone. Hopefully one day it pays off!
logitech released a 180 dollar keyboard without any special features like rapid trigger or programmable ac points while the wooting is cheaper and is literally a game changer, logitech had lost it ngl
Logi is out of touch. Sad to hear about the keyboard. It’s funny you mention Wooting! I’m literally working on my Two HE review right now, but I have the 60he+ review coming and the 80HE coming too!
every big name gaming company has. theres a ton of chinese mice for half the price or less that are just as good. same with keyboards doesnt even have to be rapid trigger. theres a ton of cheap boards that feel and sound better than anything corsair or logitech has to offer. the rainy 75 is gorgeous.
The worst thing is - Attack Shark, Zaopin, Incott & Darmoshark have equal QC than GPX/GPX. The big brands are getting WAY too greedy.. Although LAMZU price is fully justified for the best QC on the market plus the performance and the rapid new releases & innovation
Agreed. Logi is particularly greedy and has been milking everyone for years imo. I really hope by bringing a light to these other brands it forces bigger brands to reexamine their pricing
using attack shark r1, 26 dollars, no creaks, been using 6 months already. Clicks huano white dots, but implentation feels better than pink dots. Don't know what to say, deathadder v3 hyperspeed is the exact same shape as this for 7 times the price. The age of logitech and razer dominating the gaming market is over.
@@TheRageAcademy Or maybe, just hear me out, Logitech and Razer have to charge more because they actually have to do R&D on their mice. All these Chinese companies are taking the work that the bigger brands have done, reverse engineered them, and cut out all R&D cost. Most of these cheap Chinese mice are literally direct clones of Logitech and Razer mice. What has happened to us as a society where we used to frown upon this type of behavior and are now suddenly encouraging it? How many of these mice companies do you think would exist in a country where they actually respect intellectual property laws?
@@ZoneXV Isn't that what apple does to android? new ios features have been on android for years yet are being sold to ios users as "innovation" but it's still being priced so expensive
@@TheRageAcademy you should make a video about cheap alternatives to expensive products, like this one where the cheap alternative is the attack shark x3 and the expensive product is logitech superlight
oh , i can't wait wait till you find out about zaopin , incott , fantech, mchose , monka , phylina , kechron , vng - vxe , atk , darmo shark . we need another video , particularly on zaopin and incott. welcome to the world of chinese mice where you can find your dream mouse on a budget .
Nice video, good that more people are covering mice like this. Its crazy how overly expensive some mice are just because they are from more known brands
They are literally cheaper because they are downright ripping off and copying the designs from these more well known brands. Do you not realize that for PC products, a good portion of the cost is the R&D to come up with the design?
We need more guys like you to tell the truth, and give people what they NEED to know. It's quite lucky for me too cus I was planning on buying an A.Shark mouse.
why, are you easily lead by hyperbole and misdirection? seems so. basically nothing more than the chinese ripping of the companies who do the actual expensive r&d to make the product in the first place
I had no idea both Attack Shark and Ajazz products were manufactured by Kysona! I had already given up on "established" peripheral brands and turned towards mainland chinese and/or taiwanese ones, but it's good to know that the OEM is Kysona. I'll give their own branded products a try next.
I'm looking to buy this mouse to replace my trashy honeycomb wired amazon mouse. But now idk if I should get the attack shark "version" or the Kysona "version". Also good job on the FiFine AM8 review!❤
@@mohamedallouche5873 get an r1 pro NON MAX its better than both (unless you dont like the shape, in that case get the slightly more expensive f1 moba with identical internals apart from battery, or if you dont like that either, then there are some other options i dont know too much about like the darmoshark, kysona, attack shark, zaopin, etc - but the r1 pro is the top rn for price/performance and is the best among budget mice but only works for claw/gpx shape users mainly)
funny, I bought the x3 before I saw this and my only reason was because bigger companies are too expensive... I knew it would be good since I've looked into all these brands before and own an ajazz keyboard, I can definitely vouch for the quality and value, and I can't believe there are people willing to pay so much for peripherals that probably won't last them even a year for at least double the price. Great video, hope to see you in my youtube recommendations again some day
I've been wondering about his mouse for a while as well. I saw an Ad from Shein about this mouse while looking for a budget mouse for my college life but wow, thank you for making this video because now I'm actually thinking about this.
Another thing to consider about products is the scrap rate and QC, bigger brands probably have higher QC standards and a lower scrap rate when mice come off the production line. But Aliexpress mice can probably justify accepting more of a lottery in terms of QC so that they can have a lower scrap rate, and make up for it by reduced final costs to the consumer.
Ive been supporting attack shark for the last year. I have both the x85 keyboard and x3 wireless mouse. bang for the buck cant go wrong. attack shark support is way better & was open with me from the start that they were producing other mice under different names. I'll still be buying products from them in the future as long as they are around.
Bought it on March 2024 worked really well on cable, had precision issues with its 2.4 dongle so I used it mainly wired when playing. Was fine until yesterday when I turned on my pc every time I click it freezes for a second or two have no idea why, tried everything drivers and everything even opened it to see inside if it had an issue and cleaned it but still nothing. When I use cable it freezes when I use the three top buttons (right, left and wheel button) side buttons work normally. Also when using it wireless it doesn't freeze when I click but have to click multiple times for it to response, tried different cable same thing so it's no the cable.. Searched online no one had this issue even with other brands it's so weird especially when it was perfectly fine when I turned off my PC the previous night, by the morning it was broken by it self..
In my country Malaysia, you can get Attack Shark X3 for $30. Sometimes below that due to promotion. This mouse is very popular in gaming mouse category. Awesome video 🤟
It's been known that some materials in other industry not just for mouse like for example carbon frames for bikes they are produced in the same factories and then get bought and rebranded by different companies. This is most prevalent in China. Some big companies are doing this but I'm not gonna mention one to be safe. 😄
im like 3 week late but damn i had the Attack Shark X3 mouse. I bought it as a spare to my G502 wrieless but now its my main mouse, for a fraction of the price! Nice review btw.
i have a attack shark x3 and i bought it from aliexpress and here's the thing, that mouse cost me R$120,00(BRL) but a logitech g pro superlight is 600+(BRL), i couldn't be happier, i have a mouse that last almost a week with one charge (playing every day for more than 5 hours) and it has one of the best sensors on the market, i would recommend that mouse to everybody that wants a good one and want to stay on budget
Bought the Kysona m600 back in April for ₱835 or $14 because of a sale, and it is legit the best mouse I've ever laid hands on. Very fast response from each mouse movements and crisp click and a solid build
Yo, I've been involved in the copy scene for quite sometime now and I am really shocked to see that they actually tell you that information. I guess it is not a secret anymore that there are big vendors out there that has the ability to produce huge blank units and then sell it to other companies while offering them the ability to modify cosmetics and/or components for certain costs.
it should be noted that the kysona firmware should be flashed onto the attack shark. the attack sharks firmware has issues with the LOD and also sensor performance whilst the m600s does not. boardzy has also covered/confirmed this in his x3 review and i have also noticed the differences on my personal X3. however i would not recommend this over other mice such as the VXE R1 Series or Delux M600 due to the sensor issues. also to note is that the GM8.0s on the attack shark are very prone to failure and is the main reason why brands have been switching to blue shell pink dots ( to be noted, the Delux M600 is a Viper Mini clone and is completely delux's own thing and isnt the same to kysonas M600)
I ordered a Darmoshark M3 around a month ago and i have been loving it It is so good for its price the only thing which bothered me is the coating, took me some time to get used to it but apart from that no complains the battery lasts me almost a week lol
Yeah, that's the one spot where the chinese brands tend to cut corners. The coating on a lot of the Shenzen mice tend to be raw plastic instead of something finished
great exposé brother. I suspect they manufacture for pulsar as well based on that bottom shell construction. anyway great content, commenting for the algo!!
I don’t think pulsar is the same. I’ve actually just had some back and forth with them about their manufacturing process due to an upcoming video on the X2H es. As far as I can tell you, Pulsar custom makes some of their components (encoder) and boards. They hand sculpt the mouse shapes by clay and then refine it digitally.They’re currently trying to bring all production to South Korea. I think the Kysona factory may of just be cloning the pulsar bottom plate. But who knows I could be 100% wrong too
@@TheRageAcademy Sorry if I worded it oddly, fixed now - I meant Kysona uses the same OEM as Attack Shark. Pulsar has manufactured in Korea for quite a bit now
How can you only have 1.74k suscribers, I thought you were on the millions!! Amazing video, love your content. Pd. What camera and microphone do you use?
Thanks man 🙏 I use a Sony A7iv but I may upgrade to a Sony Fx3 depending on if there’s a reasonable sale or not. I use the GM 24-70 f/2.8 for my my work but I have a Sigma 100 f/2.8 macro and a Laowa 18(ish?) tilt shift ultra wide macro. I use a Shure SM7b into a cloudlifter into my GoXLR for any voiceover/audio
Its more about brand recognition and trust we as consumers have and we expect smth expensive to be good and have longevity so the investment is "worth it"
Yeah, seriously, if we are looking for a truly high quality mouse that we can trust and use for a long time but not temporarily, personally, i would go for logitech no matter what people say
i think both these mice prove that Flagship (non enthusiast) wireless mice should be reasonably priced under $80 and still offer the standard of 1k polling hz
Wow, this is an amazing revelation. I've been a faithful Logitech and Razer customer for so long (5-6 mice now). But my next mouse will be 1 from Kysona or Attack shark, I can overlook their less flashy software. I'll point my friends and family towards these brands, too. Your channel got my attention!
LOL I tried to find the comment to put into the video too, but I couldn't find it buried out there. 😤 Thanks for leading me down this rabbit hole. it's been big insight in the gaming mouse industry now because of it.
Mouses are 160 bucks because morons are willing to drop more and more on gear, where a little over 10 years ago dropping around 100 bucks for a mechanical keyboard was expensive now we see the 1st pre build 500 dollar keyboard options, Same with PS5 at 400-500 bucks Sony noticed due to scalpers people are willing to drop 800 bucks on a console so now the new pro is priced at 700 USD and (due to VAT) 881 usd in the EU.A 60 dollar Razer gaming mice used to be expensive with the most insane model available for like 120 (the majority sticked with the 60 dollar option), then Finalmouse showed that people were willing to pay up to 200 and more to gain an edge for competitive gaming and now we see the current prices. Same with controllers, 60 bucks is a lot of money for a controller but again people showed they're willing to pay around 200 dollars for a SCUFF type controller, so now there are tons of branded SCUFF type controllers at that price point. They price at that point because people are willing to pay for it, and even upgrade every time an upgrade releases. People always want the latest and greatest everything of everything, phone, GPU, keyboard, mouse etc etc
I see you too have lived through the Wild West of early computer tech. Those were the days… when optical mice were first coming out and a heavier mouse meant quality. You’re completely right though, people will pay dumb amounts of cash. I’m not sure if it’s out of desire or if they think it’s a shortcut to getting gud…. None the less, any decent player with a dell mouse could mop the floor with an average player using one the the $200-$400 mice
You should review the Attack shark x6. I would like to know and see you'll make a vid about it and what are your thoughts about it. Anyway, I have never subscribed so fast to a yt channel. The formulation of the vid is spectacular! I never expected that there would be a Sherlock homes investigating vibes in it, I just assumed that it's just a mouse review, but I was wrong, lol. Get vid! Just keep doing what you're doing man. We're all proud of you!
I'll probably get to it eventually. I'm a one-man marching band and each video takes something in the ballpark of 30-40 hours to script, film, edit, and animate (not including getting the gameplay clips, probably the best part) They sent me the X3Max, which hopefully I'll have a review on before the end of the year. I'll ask for an X6 after I do that one. I'd be interested to check it out. Thanks for the kind words man. I'm glad you liked it! I put a lot of hard work into my videos, so it's nice to know you guys are enjoying it 😊 After I get through the next slew of review videos, I'm hoping to get back to more investigative journalism. It's really interesting to find out about the behind the scenes stuff. If the channel gets big enough, one day I'd like to take trips to factories and document their production process
@@Toadൠ thanks man! That’s the goal! Get a small team of people to make high quality, unbiased, gaming related tech content. I hope we get there one day!!
BRUH, I love this channel and the videos, but the thing is you’re not testing for latency. I’m not sure that brand alternatives can compare to big brands like Logitech.
You're right. I'm actually working on something with a friend. The tough part is recreating the same test for each individual mouse. I think I may have a contraption in mind though using some 3D printed parts and some old motors from some of my drones. Eventually, I'd like to be in a place where I can test every mouse and get the true end to end latency and give real world examples of how much that latency is
happy with my vxe r1 pro and now ill be happy if anyone buys this mouse in the video too. try not to be discouraged by the affordable price, its actually good.
Companies like logitech have been overpricing their products for a while now, like 3 years ago an aukey mouse for 40 dollars and it was wireless with 1k hz polling rate, a really good sensor, 3 side buttons and you can make infinite profiles in the software
I just subscribed, this is the first video i get to watch of your channel, the quality is superb!! you are going to blow up just keep it coming.. btw i just bought de X3 Superlight, thats how i got here lol, tahnks for the video!!
Online reviews for this mouse suggest the Achilles heel is the sensor. Apparently it starts skipping after some use, making it unreliable in a competitive setting. Still seems like great value though. I’d take a few missed shots for 80% off a top end equivalent mouse.
Ive seen many videos about attack shark x3 and this is definitely the best, im getting one, good job with this video, you talk like a 10million subs youtuber
This is how you know I'm a real one. I could totally commission link for some trash off amazon, but I think Pulsar makes the best skates. For a mouse like this you're going to want universal dot skates. I get zero commission from this link - I just think their the best www.pulsar.gg/collections/superglide/products/superglide-type-c-universal-dot
I've got g pro wireless a week ago as it was the same weight as my wired mouse (80g) and I needed an upgrade. Probably because it is not balanced super well I didn't find it comftrable. It's pretty good but it's just not it for me. Now upgrading to the superlight is something I'm not willing to do, it is just too damn expensive. I got this one now (kysona m600), I'll see how it is in a few weeks when it arrives. I'll use the g pro for normal office work if the m600 fills my gaming needs as it is still a very good mouse.
I heard you say the skates were bad i’m getting the attack shark and i’ve never used glass skates and i’m trying them out and since i’m getting this mouse soon do you have any recommendations on what glass skates to get? Also side-note what material should i look for i’m also searching for a new mousepad and since i’ve never used glass skates before i don’t know what mouse pad material would be best with glass skate
@@Monke71914 I like the pulsar dot glass skates but any dot glass skates on Amazon should do. As far as mouse pads go, either condura cloth or silicone hybrid. I personally prefer one that’s about 3-4mm thick. It feels better imo
@@TheRageAcademyI still have to take off the skates the attack shark x3 comes with for glass dot skates right? sorry I know it’s a dumb question but i’ve only ever seen people use glass skates not dotted
@Otaku74179 no worries man! Yeah, you’d have to take off the skates that come with the x3 and put in the dot skates. You can put as many dots on that’d you want. The reason why I say dot skates is because the skates have a specific footprint, so unless it’s made exactly for that model then it won’t fit. Dot skates fit any mouse :)
Ive been needing another mouse, but seeing this makes me not want to go for fnatics mice or another g Pro. So lets say i get the attack shark? What are good after market skates that i should buy? Im looking for something suitable for control, i mostly play valorant, so control is far more important to me than speed. And is there anything i should know about applying aftermarket skates. Ive never removed base skates of any of my mice, so any and all advice would be appreciated.
For aftermarket skates I usually go with glass dot skates. You can put them on any mouse. There's generic versions available on Amazon but you can also get them from brands like Pulsar. When you're applying them, just make sure you carefully remove the old skates. Make sure the surface is nice and clean or else you risk the skate not adhering properly to the mouse. I've used very small amounts of rubbing alcohol on a Qtip to remove stubborn adhesive before. Just make sure you don't use too much, let it sit on your mouse, or get near the sensors lens. You should wipe any residue off afterwards. Hope this helps!
Got the Attack Shark X3 w/ grip tapes for $32 on Cyber Monday. I wanted an orange mouse and I don't really like the Superlight shape but figured it might be worth with the tapes
Incredible video! Subbed to you, thanks. Even i asked AI about it, but i wanna make sure, if x3 or kysona (they are same anyway) have wired option too via type c? Thanks!
Apart of me wanting to stick with name brands is literally just the software, but its great that there are good affordable mice for everybody to enjoy.
They released the R6 which is an upgraded X3. 8k polling (DONGLE INCLUDED!), better switches (they feel amazing), and lighter. 43g! (Weighed it) Same exact X3 shape, which fits my hand PERFECT. The shell must be mass produced by some company and these vendors like Attack Shark are modding the internals like crazy.
Yes . Everyone is getting ripped off sadly by Razr & Logitech and yet i might consider Attackshark X3 as a backup mouse to my current one. Very insightful video ngl.
They both have the 3395. Macros are supported in both softwares. I would say the Kysona comes of a little less maleware looking but they're pretty much the same for the end user
rather than simply getting ripped off, when you do your manufacturing in an outside facility, they get the knowledge and experience, (in china, sometimes the blueprints too) so then they can just make their own version after a while, and because in places like china where every factory is basically sitting next to it's partner factory, they have lower logistics costs.
Its true the only thing "worth" buying right now is a Hall effect Keyboard because they are actually good. Headphones are prob alr if you dont go with the "Gaming" headphones
Yes, we are absolutely getting ripped off by the mayor brands. In February I bought on AliExpress the Dareu A955 Wireless mouse with a charging doc for $35 bucks and I love it. I use my PC at least 10 hours a day, if not more sometimes and the battery easily lasts me 8 days before I have to place it on the doc. The sensor, switches (rated for 80 million clicks) and scroll wheel are great too. If you haven´t reviewed this mouse, I think you should give it a try. I bought it to replace a SteelSeries Rival 3 I bought in January. Why? Because the damn scroll wheel started to fail in less than a month...on a $60 dollar mouse from a ¨reputable¨ big brand!! Plus the battery life on the two AAA batteries is abismal. Using the 2.4 Ghz dongle they only lasted me 7 days before it needed new ones. The 400 hour claimed battery life will only happen if you use it exclusively on bluetooth. I will never buy a mouse from one of the mayor gaming brands again, that´s for damn sure. Great video BTW!
Bro, do I have a story for you. I owned 4 FOUR SteelSeries Rival 3’s!!! I kept getting new ones from the RMA’s because the mouse switches kept dying. The grossest thing about SteelSeries practices are they don’t have you send the mouse in to be repaired or serviced, they DEMAND a video of you destroying the mouse! Only adding to the tech-waste problem the world is facing. After that experience, I am never ever trusting SteelSeries again. It’s clear their allegiance isn’t to gamers or to the environment but to greedy shareholders. I’m glad you got away from SteelSeries too!
@@TheRageAcademy I totally get what you´re saying! They advertise that their switches last 60 million clicks. That´s the reason that I originally got it, because I wanted to replace my old G305 that has switches that only last 10 million clicks. And now you´re telling me that their switches kept going bad on you, on three mice no less!! SteelSeries is such a fraud as a company. Your switches kept going bad, my scroll wheel died after just one month and a friend of mine bought one of their RGB mouse pads last year and the RGB died in less than two months also. Nowadays, I trust companies like Dareu and Attack Shark more than the big name companies.
I went from Logitech, to Corsair, to Glorious.. each time was for the simple fact that the mouse I liked sky rocketed in price or the quality went downhill, now the the Glorious mice are also sky rocketing in price. I'm going to get a attack shark ($44, with the grips), only because the kysona is not available on the Canadian amazon.
Also I tried Attack Shark X3 Max on glass (turned off iPad glass screen used as a mouse pad) it works fine. But X3 doesn't. PAW3950 sensor works on glass, PAW3395 doesn't
I have their x5 and for months i thought i had coil whine coming from my PC...turns out it was coming from my mouse! They're definitely 'light' but after figuring out where the noise was coming from I couldn't unhear it! ...back to steelseries
This is INSANE. I've never heard of a coil whine inside a mouse before. Someone must of grabbed some parts from the reject bin for yours. That's unlucky man
@@StruggleBoat someone on my discord has talked about having that experience with the x3. I personally I’ve not had that issue with either of my x3’s or m600 though
so is the x6 better than the x3? I was thinking about grabbing the x2 clear for my daily and the x6 in black for gaming, with both bases side by side. People were saying the x6 was pretty amazing and there's literally no need to get the razer v3 or anything else like that, including the others such as sora v2, dragonfly and so on.. there's a bunch of 3395 variants so my goal is to find the most properly tuned variant with a base.
I want to buy now. I'm confused about shark attack or kysona. I have owned the glorious Model D for 3 years and do you recommend which one I should buy?
Gaming peripherals have become a consumerist hellscape.
No, you don't need a 4k/8k sensor. Your CPU is gonna shit itself and 1kHz polling is still the standard for most game engines.
No, you don't need $100+ IEMs. Stick with the current earbuds or headphones you got. Maybe download an equalizer if you need to, and learn the games audio cues.
You can still make it to high elo on 1080p 144Hz.
Sleeves are only useful on hybrid, or hard pads.
The only mainstream peripheral I'll ever vouch for is Wooting. (Even then, you'll still find close HE competitors.)
Glad there's chinese manufacturers that are producing at REASONABLE prices.
I'm pinning this comment because you are 100% correct.
Most of what we see in peripherals now is all marketing. These are the hard truths a lot of gamers need to hear. When I first started playing Counter-Strike (with a ball mouse in the early 2000's), all that mattered was raw skill.
Peripherals have gotten so advanced that even with cheaper ones, the only thing that will ever stand in your way is yourself, never the gear.
Here's to hoping for a reasonably priced future 🍻
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and yah, Wooting is awesome
@@TheRageAcademy Thank you for the pin🙏,
the wise words, and the great video.
Hope your channel gains the traction it deserves!
Yup, I hate it when companies advertise their mouse as “8k” or some other stuff, only thing you’ll need to advertise is the shape, weight and feel. Polling rate is just a marketing trap
>skull candies
n o
yes, you dont need 100$+ iems.. but do not use fucking skull candies lmfao.
as for cpu shitting itself.. i have an 8k polling rate on my mouse, it barely impacts my cpu usage.
ontop of that.. tech is fun? let people enjoy things lol
@@jayjaygolden5123 Yes, tech is fun...
Until we see both companies and influencers make blind and deaf decisions that ultimately screw the consumer over. And the market becomes over saturated with regular goods at exorbitant prices.
(With no in-between for the AVERAGE gamer still fragging out on his/her 7+ year old mid-range build. The average gamer that gets their peripherals from distributors/retailers inside their country cause shipping costs are too much. The average gamer that still relies on their parent's hard-earned dollar.)
The gaming mice market is an example of just that.
Having kysona be so transparent about it and actually be so quick to answer you actually made them really likeable in my eyes
Same. From a company I didn’t know much about they were very willing to talk with me, which was very cool to do. I hope they manage to carve out a section of the gaming niche for operating so transparently
Same I bought one instantly lol they seem legit
@@jommammaxse95 have you gotten the mouse yet? How is it performing?
@@1bargleargle i got it and it’s really good for 30 bucks but mine did not come with grip tape or glass skatez so that’s a bummer
@@jommammaxse95where did you purchase it from? I'm assuming Aliexpress only provides the mouse, while their direct website is where you'll get the skates and grips
This video is so high quality I didn't expect it to be on a channel with under 2k subs as of writing this comment, and this video was on a subject I actually found to be interesting and useful for me. Thank you for the useful information and I can tell your channel is gonna explode at some point.
Thanks man! You made my day bro. We'll break through eventually. I'm all about providing unbiased accurate information to everyone. Hopefully one day it pays off!
It's Discovery Channel level, not a joke at all
@@TheRageAcademy4 months nd ur at 6k keep going
Thanks man 🥰 you guys inspire me
Thanks man 🙏
logitech released a 180 dollar keyboard without any special features like rapid trigger or programmable ac points while the wooting is cheaper and is literally a game changer, logitech had lost it ngl
Logi is out of touch. Sad to hear about the keyboard.
It’s funny you mention Wooting! I’m literally working on my Two HE review right now, but I have the 60he+ review coming and the 80HE coming too!
@@TheRageAcademy i would really like to see the review from one of my trusted content creators
every big name gaming company has. theres a ton of chinese mice for half the price or less that are just as good. same with keyboards doesnt even have to be rapid trigger. theres a ton of cheap boards that feel and sound better than anything corsair or logitech has to offer. the rainy 75 is gorgeous.
@@Silentheaven89 yeah saw the review of that keyboard from hippyo
and yes it was indeed gorgeous lol
@@TheRageAcademyattack shark also released a keyboard like the wooting, Attack Shark K85, i think its only around $50/60??
The worst thing is - Attack Shark, Zaopin, Incott & Darmoshark have equal QC than GPX/GPX. The big brands are getting WAY too greedy.. Although LAMZU price is fully justified for the best QC on the market plus the performance and the rapid new releases & innovation
Agreed. Logi is particularly greedy and has been milking everyone for years imo.
I really hope by bringing a light to these other brands it forces bigger brands to reexamine their pricing
using attack shark r1, 26 dollars, no creaks, been using 6 months already. Clicks huano white dots, but implentation feels better than pink dots. Don't know what to say, deathadder v3 hyperspeed is the exact same shape as this for 7 times the price. The age of logitech and razer dominating the gaming market is over.
@@TheRageAcademy Or maybe, just hear me out, Logitech and Razer have to charge more because they actually have to do R&D on their mice. All these Chinese companies are taking the work that the bigger brands have done, reverse engineered them, and cut out all R&D cost. Most of these cheap Chinese mice are literally direct clones of Logitech and Razer mice. What has happened to us as a society where we used to frown upon this type of behavior and are now suddenly encouraging it? How many of these mice companies do you think would exist in a country where they actually respect intellectual property laws?
@@ZoneXV Isn't that what apple does to android? new ios features have been on android for years yet are being sold to ios users as "innovation" but it's still being priced so expensive
@@TheRageAcademytrash company
This is some of the most high quality editing and story telling! Keep up the good work!
Thanks man 😊
5k and producing this quality in videos is insane, keep the great work up, absolutely loved the video, went in depth, left no question unanswered
Thanks man 😎
I’m hoping to get through back to these types of videos soon. I have a literal pile of stuff for review to get out though
@@TheRageAcademy you should make a video about cheap alternatives to expensive products, like this one where the cheap alternative is the attack shark x3 and the expensive product is logitech superlight
@@cheese-dw7mi that’s a good idea. There’s plenty of good stuff other there besides the Best Buy brands
How is the channel not huge, keep up the amazing content.
Thanks man. 🙏
nothing special channel stop lies
oh , i can't wait wait till you find out about zaopin , incott , fantech, mchose , monka , phylina , kechron , vng - vxe , atk , darmo shark . we need another video , particularly on zaopin and incott. welcome to the world of chinese mice where you can find your dream mouse on a budget .
I’m not sure if any of those brands feature the exact same mouse under different branding. If they do, I haven’t seen it yet
@@TheRageAcademy some of them are much better than the x3
@@ohtik5539 doubt it. They're all practically the same. Nothings really better than the other. It's all personal preference
vxe is a very good mouse
@@TheRageAcademy vxe r1 pro has a better coating and clicks (hbsp) and better qc. zaopin z2 has a cool gimmick with replaceable switches
First video that I saw from this channel, loved it. That's some high quality content right there. Keep up the good work.
Thanks man ☺️I’m glad you liked it
Nice video, good that more people are covering mice like this. Its crazy how overly expensive some mice are just because they are from more known brands
Prices on gamer labeled peripherals are out of control
They are literally cheaper because they are downright ripping off and copying the designs from these more well known brands. Do you not realize that for PC products, a good portion of the cost is the R&D to come up with the design?
And yes there are tons of under 10k youtube channels like this guy that provide u valuable content. tnx a million man
Watched the vid , then saw your subs , couldnt believe my eyes I thought you had like 100k atleast your videos are so well made
Thanks man. I’ve worked in media for a decade now. I figured I’d give this TH-cam thing a shot with my spin on it
This is the first time i subbed on ch that says please subscribed. This channel deserves it. Such a gem. Thank you..
We need more guys like you to tell the truth, and give people what they NEED to know. It's quite lucky for me too cus I was planning on buying an A.Shark mouse.
Thanks man 🙏 I appreciate it. You’ll be getting the deal of the year with the attack shark at $20
This is my new favorite peripherals channel now.
🥰
Thanks man
yeah, it's a fking gem
@@TheRageAcademyi know there are a lot of people that say things like this, but you will literally get a million subs in no time if you keep this up
@@TheRageAcademybut you gotta keep the titles more clean, like optimum
why, are you easily lead by hyperbole and misdirection? seems so. basically nothing more than the chinese ripping of the companies who do the actual expensive r&d to make the product in the first place
I had no idea both Attack Shark and Ajazz products were manufactured by Kysona! I had already given up on "established" peripheral brands and turned towards mainland chinese and/or taiwanese ones, but it's good to know that the OEM is Kysona. I'll give their own branded products a try next.
I'm looking to buy this mouse to replace my trashy honeycomb wired amazon mouse. But now idk if I should get the attack shark "version" or the Kysona "version". Also good job on the FiFine AM8 review!❤
have mine about 1 year ago.. had deathadder, zowie fk1, eca 2, rival 300, logitech 303 and i can say is one of the best buy i ever did
For the low price, it’s a no brainer to pick one up just to have as a back up
wich one ,the kysona or attack shark ?
@@mohamedallouche5873 get an r1 pro NON MAX its better than both (unless you dont like the shape, in that case get the slightly more expensive f1 moba with identical internals apart from battery, or if you dont like that either, then there are some other options i dont know too much about like the darmoshark, kysona, attack shark, zaopin, etc - but the r1 pro is the top rn for price/performance and is the best among budget mice but only works for claw/gpx shape users mainly)
Im using big steelseries rival 300. what should I get: attack shark x3, x3 pro, x6 or m600 kysona?
maigad..so glad i found your video! i was about to buy an expensive mouse. Seeing your videos really help me saves a lot money!
The size and shape of the PCB is an incredible base for designing a custom 3d printed mouse for cheap, this give me some ideas!
funny, I bought the x3 before I saw this and my only reason was because bigger companies are too expensive... I knew it would be good since I've looked into all these brands before and own an ajazz keyboard, I can definitely vouch for the quality and value, and I can't believe there are people willing to pay so much for peripherals that probably won't last them even a year for at least double the price. Great video, hope to see you in my youtube recommendations again some day
@@anosegal thanks man ☺️
Here’s to hoping the big companies get sacked and prices come down
I've been wondering about his mouse for a while as well. I saw an Ad from Shein about this mouse while looking for a budget mouse for my college life but wow, thank you for making this video because now I'm actually thinking about this.
This video was so insightful and the editing was great. Im suprised you dont have more subs.
Another thing to consider about products is the scrap rate and QC, bigger brands probably have higher QC standards and a lower scrap rate when mice come off the production line. But Aliexpress mice can probably justify accepting more of a lottery in terms of QC so that they can have a lower scrap rate, and make up for it by reduced final costs to the consumer.
Ive been supporting attack shark for the last year. I have both the x85 keyboard and x3 wireless mouse. bang for the buck cant go wrong. attack shark support is way better & was open with me from the start that they were producing other mice under different names. I'll still be buying products from them in the future as long as they are around.
Bought it on March 2024 worked really well on cable, had precision issues with its 2.4 dongle so I used it mainly wired when playing. Was fine until yesterday when I turned on my pc every time I click it freezes for a second or two have no idea why, tried everything drivers and everything even opened it to see inside if it had an issue and cleaned it but still nothing. When I use cable it freezes when I use the three top buttons (right, left and wheel button) side buttons work normally. Also when using it wireless it doesn't freeze when I click but have to click multiple times for it to response, tried different cable same thing so it's no the cable..
Searched online no one had this issue even with other brands it's so weird especially when it was perfectly fine when I turned off my PC the previous night, by the morning it was broken by it self..
any update
Very nice quality content can't believe you are not 100k+ yet :)
Thanks 🥰☺️
In my country Malaysia, you can get Attack Shark X3 for $30. Sometimes below that due to promotion. This mouse is very popular in gaming mouse category. Awesome video 🤟
For $30, I bought an X6
Hello @azbzmy I am coming to Malaysia (Selangor) how trustworthy is shopee or Lazada?
I want to buy a mouse from there
Hi I'm from Malaysia, where did you get a attack shark for under $30?
@blobshark5867 aliexpress
Loved the Video! Been using the Kysona m600 for a couple weeks now and i am loving it with my saturn pad
It's been known that some materials in other industry not just for mouse like for example carbon frames for bikes they are produced in the same factories and then get bought and rebranded by different companies. This is most prevalent in China. Some big companies are doing this but I'm not gonna mention one to be safe. 😄
The way you talk, the way you deliver, something tells me to sub to your channel man!
can’t wait till you try the VXE R1 Pro 😍
Very soon hopefully. Now that TH-cam money is coming in, I'm hoping to pick up a bunch more stuff 😈
buying one as we speak
im like 3 week late but damn i had the Attack Shark X3 mouse. I bought it as a spare to my G502 wrieless but now its my main mouse, for a fraction of the price! Nice review btw.
It’s just too good man
brotha for a second i thought you have 3.5 M but 3.5 K this Quality !!!!! insaaaaaaaaaaaaane
Thanks man🙏
With a little bit of luck we’ll get there one day
@@TheRageAcademy at this rate you dont need luck ...... Good Luck 🙂
I NEVER KNEW WATCHING A REVIEW VIDEO GETS ME THIS EXCITED. (you got urself a sub)
SUBS MAKE ME EXCITED. YOU’RE THE BEST
Underrated channel cant lie
Your videos are very very very high quality. Keep it comin' man! You'll rack up the subs soon.
Thanks man. I really appreciate it. Comments like yours keep me motivated
i have a attack shark x3 and i bought it from aliexpress and here's the thing, that mouse cost me R$120,00(BRL) but a logitech g pro superlight is 600+(BRL), i couldn't be happier, i have a mouse that last almost a week with one charge (playing every day for more than 5 hours) and it has one of the best sensors on the market, i would recommend that mouse to everybody that wants a good one and want to stay on budget
It’s so good the x3 love it
eu peguei por 79 meu mano kkkk
@@rodriggrrr9788 ent brabissimo, pegou no melhor ainda
@@rodriggrrr9788 Comprou aonde???
@@rodriggrrr9788 muito bom meu parceiro, fomos sortudos por termos pegados a tempo pq agr com a taxação quem for pegar vai chorar um pouco mais
Bought the Kysona m600 back in April for ₱835 or $14 because of a sale, and it is legit the best mouse I've ever laid hands on. Very fast response from each mouse movements and crisp click and a solid build
That’s a solid deal.
Where did u buy it?
@@kyzshin I bought it from Lazada, a south east asian online market similar to Amazon
@clarkadrian7312 where did you buy it? shopee? lazada?
Yo, I've been involved in the copy scene for quite sometime now and I am really shocked to see that they actually tell you that information. I guess it is not a secret anymore that there are big vendors out there that has the ability to produce huge blank units and then sell it to other companies while offering them the ability to modify cosmetics and/or components for certain costs.
I subscribe quickly when you said "The truth is more important than any sponsorship". Bro you got me on that line.
it should be noted that the kysona firmware should be flashed onto the attack shark. the attack sharks firmware has issues with the LOD and also sensor performance whilst the m600s does not. boardzy has also covered/confirmed this in his x3 review and i have also noticed the differences on my personal X3. however i would not recommend this over other mice such as the VXE R1 Series or Delux M600 due to the sensor issues. also to note is that the GM8.0s on the attack shark are very prone to failure and is the main reason why brands have been switching to blue shell pink dots
( to be noted, the Delux M600 is a Viper Mini clone and is completely delux's own thing and isnt the same to kysonas M600)
where can i find the m600s firmware?
i havent had any issues with my x3 and im not using kysona firmware on it
I ordered a Darmoshark M3 around a month ago and i have been loving it
It is so good for its price the only thing which bothered me is the coating, took me some time to get used to it but apart from that no complains
the battery lasts me almost a week lol
Yeah, that's the one spot where the chinese brands tend to cut corners. The coating on a lot of the Shenzen mice tend to be raw plastic instead of something finished
Have you checked the new Budget King VXE R1 series?
I’ve seen them on aliexpress. I wonder if kysona is making them too! Maybe reviewing Chinese mice is my calling now
Thought this was a big channel with how good your content is
Thanks man 🙏 🥰
great exposé brother. I suspect they manufacture for pulsar as well based on that bottom shell construction.
anyway great content, commenting for the algo!!
Kysona & Attack Shark along with many of the other Chinese based brands use the same OEM.
it’s not that deep, everything is rolling off the same OEM line
I don’t think pulsar is the same. I’ve actually just had some back and forth with them about their manufacturing process due to an upcoming video on the X2H es. As far as I can tell you, Pulsar custom makes some of their components (encoder) and boards. They hand sculpt the mouse shapes by clay and then refine it digitally.They’re currently trying to bring all production to South Korea. I think the Kysona factory may of just be cloning the pulsar bottom plate.
But who knows I could be 100% wrong too
@@TheRageAcademy Sorry if I worded it oddly, fixed now - I meant Kysona uses the same OEM as Attack Shark. Pulsar has manufactured in Korea for quite a bit now
bro why you only got this low subs. guys give love to this channel right now!!!
How can you only have 1.74k suscribers, I thought you were on the millions!!
Amazing video, love your content.
Pd. What camera and microphone do you use?
Thanks man 🙏
I use a Sony A7iv but I may upgrade to a Sony Fx3 depending on if there’s a reasonable sale or not.
I use the GM 24-70 f/2.8 for my my work but I have a Sigma 100 f/2.8 macro and a Laowa 18(ish?) tilt shift ultra wide macro.
I use a Shure SM7b into a cloudlifter into my GoXLR for any voiceover/audio
Respect to you a lot on in this video. I love to watch short and detailed video. Thank you for making this
Its more about brand recognition and trust we as consumers have and we expect smth expensive to be good and have longevity so the investment is "worth it"
Then Logitech goes and hits us with the worst customer service known to mankind
Yeah, seriously, if we are looking for a truly high quality mouse that we can trust and use for a long time but not temporarily, personally, i would go for logitech no matter what people say
@@horros7450 yeah and you'll keep buying their shit because their QC is non existent lol. thanks for keeping gems like this at a fair price point
Bro i like your vids. Very informative. Worth my time watching. Thanks and keep it up.
@@micoarevalo5072 thanks man 🙏 you made my day bro
i think both these mice prove that Flagship (non enthusiast) wireless mice should be reasonably priced under $80 and still offer the standard of 1k polling hz
I 100% agree. I’m a pessimist though so I think logitechs next mouse will be $200
Wow, this is an amazing revelation. I've been a faithful Logitech and Razer customer for so long (5-6 mice now). But my next mouse will be 1 from Kysona or Attack shark, I can overlook their less flashy software. I'll point my friends and family towards these brands, too. Your channel got my attention!
A mouse is just a pcb with common components screwed onto a plastic shell. No mouse should cost over 80$
This review is so good that it is literally entertaining me more than persuading me
1:30 who could that commenter be, huh? 🤔
LOL
I tried to find the comment to put into the video too, but I couldn't find it buried out there. 😤
Thanks for leading me down this rabbit hole. it's been big insight in the gaming mouse industry now because of it.
@@TheRageAcademy that wasn't a comment, rather a discussion on a Discord server
@@LeeseTheFox Oh, It wasn't you then...
This is 100% a TH-cam comment pre-discord server
@@TheRageAcademy oh well
Nice I’m upgrading to this from the death adder essential
Mouses are 160 bucks because morons are willing to drop more and more on gear, where a little over 10 years ago dropping around 100 bucks for a mechanical keyboard was expensive now we see the 1st pre build 500 dollar keyboard options, Same with PS5 at 400-500 bucks Sony noticed due to scalpers people are willing to drop 800 bucks on a console so now the new pro is priced at 700 USD and (due to VAT) 881 usd in the EU.A 60 dollar Razer gaming mice used to be expensive with the most insane model available for like 120 (the majority sticked with the 60 dollar option), then Finalmouse showed that people were willing to pay up to 200 and more to gain an edge for competitive gaming and now we see the current prices. Same with controllers, 60 bucks is a lot of money for a controller but again people showed they're willing to pay around 200 dollars for a SCUFF type controller, so now there are tons of branded SCUFF type controllers at that price point. They price at that point because people are willing to pay for it, and even upgrade every time an upgrade releases. People always want the latest and greatest everything of everything, phone, GPU, keyboard, mouse etc etc
I see you too have lived through the Wild West of early computer tech. Those were the days… when optical mice were first coming out and a heavier mouse meant quality. You’re completely right though, people will pay dumb amounts of cash. I’m not sure if it’s out of desire or if they think it’s a shortcut to getting gud…. None the less, any decent player with a dell mouse could mop the floor with an average player using one the the $200-$400 mice
You should review the Attack shark x6. I would like to know and see you'll make a vid about it and what are your thoughts about it.
Anyway, I have never subscribed so fast to a yt channel. The formulation of the vid is spectacular! I never expected that there would be a Sherlock homes investigating vibes in it, I just assumed that it's just a mouse review, but I was wrong, lol. Get vid!
Just keep doing what you're doing man. We're all proud of you!
I'll probably get to it eventually. I'm a one-man marching band and each video takes something in the ballpark of 30-40 hours to script, film, edit, and animate (not including getting the gameplay clips, probably the best part)
They sent me the X3Max, which hopefully I'll have a review on before the end of the year. I'll ask for an X6 after I do that one. I'd be interested to check it out. Thanks for the kind words man. I'm glad you liked it! I put a lot of hard work into my videos, so it's nice to know you guys are enjoying it 😊 After I get through the next slew of review videos, I'm hoping to get back to more investigative journalism. It's really interesting to find out about the behind the scenes stuff. If the channel gets big enough, one day I'd like to take trips to factories and document their production process
@@TheRageAcademythat’s insane i really hope you get massive in yt and hire a team❤
@@Toadൠ thanks man! That’s the goal! Get a small team of people to make high quality, unbiased, gaming related tech content. I hope we get there one day!!
BRUH, I love this channel and the videos, but the thing is you’re not testing for latency. I’m not sure that brand alternatives can compare to big brands like Logitech.
You're right. I'm actually working on something with a friend. The tough part is recreating the same test for each individual mouse. I think I may have a contraption in mind though using some 3D printed parts and some old motors from some of my drones. Eventually, I'd like to be in a place where I can test every mouse and get the true end to end latency and give real world examples of how much that latency is
happy with my vxe r1 pro and now ill be happy if anyone buys this mouse in the video too. try not to be discouraged by the affordable price, its actually good.
this review made me feel like it was a film about a villain and a hero
Ya 🤣
Companies like logitech have been overpricing their products for a while now, like 3 years ago an aukey mouse for 40 dollars and it was wireless with 1k hz polling rate, a really good sensor, 3 side buttons and you can make infinite profiles in the software
very ripped off
I agree
Thanks for review. In this moment I buy atack SHARK x3.Nice video and channel with 4k sub. 🔥
Thanks man 😉
I just subscribed, this is the first video i get to watch of your channel, the quality is superb!! you are going to blow up just keep it coming.. btw i just bought de X3 Superlight, thats how i got here lol, tahnks for the video!!
This has to be one of the most interesting video Ive seen on yt lol nice work def suscribing
Thanks man 🙏
Online reviews for this mouse suggest the Achilles heel is the sensor. Apparently it starts skipping after some use, making it unreliable in a competitive setting.
Still seems like great value though. I’d take a few missed shots for 80% off a top end equivalent mouse.
Which Mouse?
i got a Viper Mini for $40 CAD. optical main switches, 3359 sensor, 58g, wired. pretty happy with it.
i would try that Shark X3
This is PEAK CONTENT for us gamers! subbed!
This is peak commenting 😉
Ive seen many videos about attack shark x3 and this is definitely the best, im getting one, good job with this video, you talk like a 10million subs youtuber
Thanks man. You made my day. With awesome guys like you, we'll get to 10 mil in no time 🙏
What a bargain. Is there any mouse like this that mimics that of the Razer Viper v3 Pro?
Hey man! I was wondering if you can link some replaceable skatez for this mouse!
This is how you know I'm a real one. I could totally commission link for some trash off amazon, but I think Pulsar makes the best skates. For a mouse like this you're going to want universal dot skates. I get zero commission from this link - I just think their the best
www.pulsar.gg/collections/superglide/products/superglide-type-c-universal-dot
You need to look at the vxe r1, 40~ for a 4k polling rate mouse is honestly insane
I got one on order from Aliexpress. I think I've seen a million comments about it haha
@@TheRageAcademy its a superb mouse for its price
Subscribed! How about the dpi settings, any on mouse setting storage? Software? Thanks!
I've got g pro wireless a week ago as it was the same weight as my wired mouse (80g) and I needed an upgrade. Probably because it is not balanced super well I didn't find it comftrable. It's pretty good but it's just not it for me. Now upgrading to the superlight is something I'm not willing to do, it is just too damn expensive. I got this one now (kysona m600), I'll see how it is in a few weeks when it arrives. I'll use the g pro for normal office work if the m600 fills my gaming needs as it is still a very good mouse.
You'll be happy with the M600, especially with the glass skates. I still use mine on and off, it's a great little mouse.
I heard you say the skates were bad i’m getting the attack shark and i’ve never used glass skates and i’m trying them out and since i’m getting this mouse soon do you have any recommendations on what glass skates to get?
Also side-note what material should i look for i’m also searching for a new mousepad and since i’ve never used glass skates before i don’t know what mouse pad material would be best with glass skate
@@Monke71914 I like the pulsar dot glass skates but any dot glass skates on Amazon should do.
As far as mouse pads go, either condura cloth or silicone hybrid. I personally prefer one that’s about 3-4mm thick. It feels better imo
@@TheRageAcademythanks a lot hope you reach 10k subs soon you definitely deserve it
@@TheRageAcademyI still have to take off the skates the attack shark x3 comes with for glass dot skates right? sorry I know it’s a dumb question but i’ve only ever seen people use glass skates not dotted
@Otaku74179 no worries man!
Yeah, you’d have to take off the skates that come with the x3 and put in the dot skates. You can put as many dots on that’d you want.
The reason why I say dot skates is because the skates have a specific footprint, so unless it’s made exactly for that model then it won’t fit. Dot skates fit any mouse :)
Ive been needing another mouse, but seeing this makes me not want to go for fnatics mice or another g Pro. So lets say i get the attack shark? What are good after market skates that i should buy? Im looking for something suitable for control, i mostly play valorant, so control is far more important to me than speed. And is there anything i should know about applying aftermarket skates. Ive never removed base skates of any of my mice, so any and all advice would be appreciated.
For aftermarket skates I usually go with glass dot skates. You can put them on any mouse. There's generic versions available on Amazon but you can also get them from brands like Pulsar.
When you're applying them, just make sure you carefully remove the old skates. Make sure the surface is nice and clean or else you risk the skate not adhering properly to the mouse. I've used very small amounts of rubbing alcohol on a Qtip to remove stubborn adhesive before. Just make sure you don't use too much, let it sit on your mouse, or get near the sensors lens. You should wipe any residue off afterwards.
Hope this helps!
Got the Attack Shark X3 w/ grip tapes for $32 on Cyber Monday. I wanted an orange mouse and I don't really like the Superlight shape but figured it might be worth with the tapes
You should checkout the VXE R1, its comes from the same factory as Ninjutso's
I actually have this one coming on this Friday 🤘🏼
Incredible video! Subbed to you, thanks. Even i asked AI about it, but i wanna make sure, if x3 or kysona (they are same anyway) have wired option too via type c? Thanks!
you can use either mouse via type c, wouldn't make sense to have a detachable cable and have it not be functional lol
Thank you for making this video, got myself the Attack Shark X3 for 28 euros on Alie!
Apart of me wanting to stick with name brands is literally just the software, but its great that there are good affordable mice for everybody to enjoy.
Oh man im so glad this turned out to be positive. I always want a value mouse product after all.
They released the R6 which is an upgraded X3. 8k polling (DONGLE INCLUDED!), better switches (they feel amazing), and lighter. 43g! (Weighed it) Same exact X3 shape, which fits my hand PERFECT. The shell must be mass produced by some company and these vendors like Attack Shark are modding the internals like crazy.
Yes . Everyone is getting ripped off sadly by Razr & Logitech and yet i might consider Attackshark X3 as a backup mouse to my current one. Very insightful video ngl.
The only thing i didnt like with the Kysona is the lack of color options in comparison to the attack shark. Also the attack shark has a pro variant.
True
They both have the same sensor ?
Can you add macros on their softwares? Which one is the more user friendly?
They both have the 3395. Macros are supported in both softwares. I would say the Kysona comes of a little less maleware looking but they're pretty much the same for the end user
rather than simply getting ripped off, when you do your manufacturing in an outside facility, they get the knowledge and experience, (in china, sometimes the blueprints too) so then they can just make their own version after a while, and because in places like china where every factory is basically sitting next to it's partner factory, they have lower logistics costs.
Its true the only thing "worth" buying right now is a Hall effect Keyboard because they are actually good. Headphones are prob alr if you dont go with the "Gaming" headphones
Yes, we are absolutely getting ripped off by the mayor brands. In February I bought on AliExpress the Dareu A955 Wireless mouse with a charging doc for $35 bucks and I love it. I use my PC at least 10 hours a day, if not more sometimes and the battery easily lasts me 8 days before I have to place it on the doc. The sensor, switches (rated for 80 million clicks) and scroll wheel are great too. If you haven´t reviewed this mouse, I think you should give it a try.
I bought it to replace a SteelSeries Rival 3 I bought in January. Why? Because the damn scroll wheel started to fail in less than a month...on a $60 dollar mouse from a ¨reputable¨ big brand!! Plus the battery life on the two AAA batteries is abismal. Using the 2.4 Ghz dongle they only lasted me 7 days before it needed new ones. The 400 hour claimed battery life will only happen if you use it exclusively on bluetooth. I will never buy a mouse from one of the mayor gaming brands again, that´s for damn sure. Great video BTW!
Bro, do I have a story for you. I owned 4
FOUR SteelSeries Rival 3’s!!!
I kept getting new ones from the RMA’s because the mouse switches kept dying. The grossest thing about SteelSeries practices are they don’t have you send the mouse in to be repaired or serviced, they DEMAND a video of you destroying the mouse! Only adding to the tech-waste problem the world is facing. After that experience, I am never ever trusting SteelSeries again. It’s clear their allegiance isn’t to gamers or to the environment but to greedy shareholders.
I’m glad you got away from SteelSeries too!
@@TheRageAcademy I totally get what you´re saying! They advertise that their switches last 60 million clicks. That´s the reason that I originally got it, because I wanted to replace my old G305 that has switches that only last 10 million clicks. And now you´re telling me that their switches kept going bad on you, on three mice no less!!
SteelSeries is such a fraud as a company. Your switches kept going bad, my scroll wheel died after just one month and a friend of mine bought one of their RGB mouse pads last year and the RGB died in less than two months also.
Nowadays, I trust companies like Dareu and Attack Shark more than the big name companies.
I went from Logitech, to Corsair, to Glorious.. each time was for the simple fact that the mouse I liked sky rocketed in price or the quality went downhill, now the the Glorious mice are also sky rocketing in price. I'm going to get a attack shark ($44, with the grips), only because the kysona is not available on the Canadian amazon.
can you review attack shark x6 and x11?? please need to know if it's good or not..
Also I tried Attack Shark X3 Max on glass (turned off iPad glass screen used as a mouse pad) it works fine. But X3 doesn't. PAW3950 sensor works on glass, PAW3395 doesn't
Maybe it's better skates? The ptfe skates on the x3 are garbage tier. Hands down my biggest issue
@@TheRageAcademy I used iPad's glass screen as a mouse pad. PAW3950 sensor works on glass, PAW3395 doesn't
I have their x5 and for months i thought i had coil whine coming from my PC...turns out it was coming from my mouse! They're definitely 'light' but after figuring out where the noise was coming from I couldn't unhear it! ...back to steelseries
This is INSANE. I've never heard of a coil whine inside a mouse before. Someone must of grabbed some parts from the reject bin for yours. That's unlucky man
So do you think that these are actually good budget mice? if so which one do you think is better? thanks.
Their both fine budget mice. Neither is better because they are the same mouse.
@@TheRageAcademy I read a review about unstable wireless connectivity, have you experienced this issue? (Kysona)
@@StruggleBoat someone on my discord has talked about having that experience with the x3. I personally I’ve not had that issue with either of my x3’s or m600 though
@@TheRageAcademy All right good to know, thank you.
@StruggleBoat no problem man
love your vids brother keep it up may i ask if you can try the Attack Shark x6 it's similar to pulsar and I would love to see your review
so is the x6 better than the x3? I was thinking about grabbing the x2 clear for my daily and the x6 in black for gaming, with both bases side by side. People were saying the x6 was pretty amazing and there's literally no need to get the razer v3 or anything else like that, including the others such as sora v2, dragonfly and so on.. there's a bunch of 3395 variants so my goal is to find the most properly tuned variant with a base.
I want to buy now. I'm confused about shark attack or kysona. I have owned the glorious Model D for 3 years and do you recommend which one I should buy?
They’re the same mouse so which ever you can get at a lower price ☺️