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I don't disagree.

So, complicated answer. It is still an upper end mouse. However, there are a lot of other mice that have come out since that time that are better and will be at the same price or cheaper. And the new leading edge mice that are $150 (which this used to be) are a lot better. So depending on the price may be a good grab. But I would personally go with a different generation or mouse.

Mine just arrived today and it's amazing

@@AzumaSamaa it’s literally better than my Glorious out of the box, I truly hate to say that due to how much I spent on it lol

@@denniskasador6037 I agree. It like this one a lot better than my Glorious. Which makes me sad. Because yeah, it was a lot more...

I appreciate the kudos. Thanks for taking the time. It is truly appreciated. Excited for you! Would love to year your thoughts on it once it comes in.

@@ThomasMuehler it’s sooo much better than I expected! I got it with the LEOBOGs and it’s straight butter!

I'll look into it. Thanks for the suggestion.

@@ThomasMuehler or langtu L75

That's awesome man. I'm excited for you. Sorry to hear about the Kishi 2. That sounds frustrating.

You make a good point. That I agree with. Normally, your position would be the exact position I would take. For example MacBook's year to year. However, with this particular product I was expecting more. Mostly, because it has been years since the last update. This is the single greatest gaming mouse that has probably ever released (from a success and wide use standpoint). And that they have fallen dramatically behind compared to the competition. Not sure if you follow golf. But Tiger Woods was incredible in his prime. Just destroying the competition. Then he got injured and other stuff happened. His performance dropped. Others took his place. Then he came back and people wanted him to take that top spot again. The same thing with the Logitech G Pro Superlight. Great (OG release) -> very good (after time) -> very good (GPX2) when I think people wanted great.

@@ThomasMuehler I agree, a significant innovation would have been nice. From Logitech's point of view I'm thinking they don't want to break what might be working.

I don't have a video. Most of the time they have screws underneath the PTFE feet on the bottom. Which means you'd likely need to replace those. As trying to take those off and then make them work again is difficult.

@@ThomasMuehler Thank you !

I don't know. I'd bring them both up and then compare and contrast from there. Or you could reach out to their support.

@@ThomasMuehler thanks for the reply

You are correct.

I haven't tried those so I dont' know.

Easy question, hard to answer. Yes, your scroll wheel could be damaged. But I'm not sure it is. Which is where it gets a bit complicated. 1. All scroll wheels have encoders. These encoders all have different feel. A bunch of stuff goes into how these feel. Some of them are supposed to be light, with non-defined steps. Others, heavy with very defined steps. With others some mixture of the two. 2. Logitech for their GPX tends to be light with lightly-defined steps. Which to me is it working as normal. But since I can't feel it for myself I can't tell you if your scroll wheel is within normal limits or defective. 3. Usually, when a wheel is defective it isn't a feel thing (unless you get serious grinding or something that is pretty obvious isn't supposed to be happening). But moreso the encoder either not registering when you scroll, scrolling too much, too little, or going up then down when you are only scrolling in a single direction. Which can also be from dust/debris. so blowing on it can sometimes fix the issue. But my guess is that your scroll wheel probably isn't defective. It just isn't your cup of tea (from a feel standpoint). Which is similar to me. I don't like the scroll wheel on the GPX at all.

Man, I want to thank u for answering my question, and there is nothing better than this feeling right now... I was waiting for something more superfluous but u got this at perfection.... Tks again!! ❤

Bro its lifesaver of some people dont be toxic

I don't like Glorious mice. I think they suck. I think there are better options for similar price. I think this is a better mouse assuming you like the shape.

Appreciate the supportive words.

It is trash. It's the same one. I actually hate it. Because the same thing happens to me as is happening to you. If you end up paying full price for a new one and the price difference isn't insane. I'd still go with the GPX 2. But again depends on price difference and assuming you aren't going through the RMA process.

@@ThomasMuehler sad to hear that you're having the same issue. I went on reddit and found a fix. use a WD40 or any cleaner that doesn't conduct electricity and then spray on the left side of the scroll wheel. there's a video here on youtube on how to do it. it fixed my scroll wheel and feels like brand new. do it on your on risk though. I was willing to buy a new one that's why I tried it. also, thanks for replying!

@@OniiKumaa I appreciate the tip and glad it worked on yours. One of the issues with a lot of scroll wheel encoders is that if dust or debris gets into them that it can cause problems to occur. Usually that is the case for the cheaper encoders that Logitech has been known to use. Despite the price point of their mice which is disappointing. I think my biggest issue isn’t so much it jumping but with it being so light without dedicated steps it can sometimes sit in between a set and then move when I move the mouse causing it to jump. Or just not be as accurate as a lot of others. Which I didn’t explain all that well earlier. My apologies.

@@ThomasMuehler No apologies needed. thank you for the feedback too! I agree. this was a known issue for Logitech and the price should have been cheaper if they're gonna use a cheap encoder.

That sounds awful. Sorry you're going through that. That is my biggest complaint of this guy as well. As it just doesn't seem to work 100% of the time making it cumbersome and take way too much finagling. Also, you are very right the sound quality from your SM7B and this guy is going to be dramatic. In general headset microphones are meh. Add wireless to that and they are usually a bit worse. If you are wanting a headset strickly for calls and talking I'd recommend the Corsair HS80 wired. Heard the wireless does pretty well too. But haven't tried it personally. That microphone is incredible for a headset.

Glorious GMMK Pro with Panda Switches and Steelseries Aura2 keycaps.

I'm not fully understanding the question. Yes, a rechargeable AAA or AA (depending on adapter if you so wish) would work just fine in this. The only downside is they tend to be heavier. But if that isn't a con to you then that would be a great way to go.

@@ThomasMuehler I've used aaa with foil but battery icon showing less than 50% charge

@@girish9648 I don't have a lot of education on electricity/batteries. But I'd imagine the reason why battery icon is showing <50% is because you're jerry-rigging it with the foil which doesn't allow it to get the correct electrical impulses to give you an accurate battery reading.

@@ThomasMuehler it is working fine now

I haven't kept up with the price differences between the two.

No, I have not heard that one before. I've gotten a lot of Jack Black. Joseph Gordan Levitt. And a bit of Gerald Butler.

I agree with everything you just said. lol. I just wish they could make something where I'm able to change my lighting, change my polling rate, change buttons, and if needed macros and other things while being lightweight. I don't need all the other stuff. Or it should be selected as modules so if you don't want it then it isn't there. But we aren't there yet.

Sorry, I'm a bit late to the party on this one. Would love to hear your thoughts now that you've had time to test it out. I haven't tried the Blackshark V2 Pro. So I can't actually give you a good answer. What I can say is I did not enjoy the BlackShark V2 Hyperspeed (cheaper, totally different sound so can't compare to the BlackShark Pro). That while I still find a lot of issues with the A30 I still put it ahead of a lot of the other headsets that I've tried. But don't think it hits the premiere category like others have in similar price range. So while I don't think it was the best choice I don't think it is necessarily a bad choice. As personal preference does play a significant role. As does what features you're looking for. And what other things you've tried which can't be discounted. I tend to be very sound focused and willing to put everything else to the side. I try to keep my reviews as unbiased as I can. But that can be hard. There are a lot of things it does right. I just think sound quality could be better and usability could be improved. As operating it can sometimes be quite cumbersome.

Hello everything is fine? Thanks for the answer!! I've been testing the A30 for a few weeks now and I can say that it's easily the best headset I've ever had. As I've never had very expensive headsets, I'm not the best person to evaluate them in comparative terms. But I can say that I am satisfied with this phone! The possibility of being able to change the ear cushions is really cool! I did some more in-depth research on the BlackShark V2 Pro 2023 and discovered that a coworker of mine had it. I was surprised by my colleague's negative reports, citing some bugs, questionable microphone quality, etc. My colleague criticized my choice, for having paid €170 for my A30, as he said that I would have gotten a much better and more complete headset if I had researched more. As soon as I want, I'll buy another headset and see if the A30 was really a good choice. I'm going to take advantage and ask right here, which other headset in the €100 - €200 range would you be recommending?

@@kauagamap That’s awesome! I’m glad you’re enjoying it. One thing I’ve learned buying a bunch of tech is that you can fall into the hole of always looking for the next best thing. Which is a dangerous trap. No need to listen to me or your colleague. This is a solid headset and you enjoy it. No need to go looking for another one. And honestly, no other real recommendation jumps out at me off the top of my head.

While I totally understand where you are coming from. I respectfully disagree. I like options.

Yes. 1. Need third party feet. 2. Scroll wheel is the same. Which sucks. 3. Buttons while being optical are louder. Don't feel as crisp. But no double click. 4. Sensor is better. Performs better. And still one of the best performing mice and I think slightly faster than the GPX 1. Also, they came out with the 4,000 hz now. I haven't had much time to test it though. 5. USB-C is very nice. 6. I may have mentioned some other things in the video. But with time those are the main things I remember from it. So, I still think for most people the upgrade is not worth it. If your mouse breaks I would get the 2 at that point. Along with if you could sell your GPX1 it may be worth the upgrade then. Or finally, if you are like me and just like having the latest and greatest and tend to be able to convince yourself you made the right decision there are enough things here that you'd probably be OK with that. But if you are not one of those idiots (like myself) then you'd probably say it was a stupid decision.

Yes, unless if an iMac is using some special type of operating system. It should all be on MacOS which it supports.

Dude... so many cables. Even when I try not to use a lot of cables I still have way too many.

I didn't know there was software. I have no idea about any of it. I can't help. i'm sorry.

No. Hard to explain why without going into a masterclass. But put simply it is a very complex answer that essentially ends with I think it would be negligible. And technically, if Windows 11 is doing what it is supposed to be doing it should be using less RAM. But real-world and theoretical are two different things.

Oh no that sounds awful. I think you'll have to reach out directly to them for support. As I have no idea.

I'm not sure if I fully understand your question. It has quite the hump which you do feel in your palm. I didn't try the Mamba. Also, hand shape, size, preference, etc. is all highly personal. So something that fits for me may not fit for you. In general I do think that the V3 shape is improved over the V2. And that most people will like it. But I'm not sure that is what you're asking.

I'm not really sure how to answer this. It works for PC games. If you want wireless earbuds I think this is a good choice. But I don't have a lot of experience to say where it fits compared to other wireless gaming earbuds.

By and large I would agree with you. I would put more into weight than shape personally. As I've found for myself that shape doesn't affect my overall aim much. Unless if it is a shape that is just really not comfortable which rarely happens. Strangely enough I've also found that the mice that I find to be most comfortable I tend to perform worse with. Usually because other aspects of the mouse are not as good. As like with most things it is the sum of the parts that dictate results. Often you have to trade certain things for others and go with the thing with the least number of trades. But I also think we can get a bit obsessive about trying to change things to be better that we lose sight on what is actually important. While I like to nerd out on all the little things. In reality a lot of that stuff doesn't actually matter. What does matter is you and your skill level. Someone who is great will perform great with nearly anything (assuming the peripheral isn't complete garbage). Which helps me from spinning out of control trying to split hairs such as with polling rate. While I continue to think it gives you an advantage and I can feel it. It isn't as impactful as a lot of other metrics.

Yes, you should be able to use it. Do you not have that selected under the settings? As both of that should be going through the 3.5 mm aux.

Microphones are very frustrating. That's for sure. Sounds like you're doing everything right and I'm assuming that you're talking at a normal and consistent level with it in a good position on your face. Which means either something is defective on the headset or it just doesn't work well.

I apologize on the late reply. I found the 3rd gen to be quite a bit faster than the 2nd gen. I didn't do A - B testing. But would imagine that the findings with the Gen 2 that something similar would happen here. As you're using a better chip. But it may be better to look into the actual chip and see what encodings they have as that would be where the benefits would come from. I also think as usual that cost does come into play here. Where if there is a big difference in cost and depending on how often you are using that going with an older model would probably be better from a cost perspective. But I thought the newest generation was cheaper than the old models. But I haven't look at the Apple TV for a long time.

That is a very good point that I should have mentioned in the review. I don't tend to use a controller very often so it slipped my mind. But you are correct.

@@ThomasMuehler I was fortunate to have my Xbox wireless controller detected/selected when I disconnected/reconnected the Bluetooth transmitter. But no such luck on my wired PS5 controller (had to connect with wire if I wanted dedicated haptic feedback). So I got a feeling the restriction applies only to wired game controllers so it is not so bad.

Sorry to hear your old keyboard kicked the bucket right outside of warranty! How frustrating. Keyboards should last a lot longer than that. But I’m excited for your new keyboard!

Love it. Still don't know how you do it without a screen protector.

Great review btw!❤

That is all stock. I did nothing to it.

I've heard that a lot of people do enjoy the Cobra Pro. But still think a lot of people are disappointed it wasn't the exact Viper Mini they were looking for.