Skoll Mini SK-S White 50g Ultralight Weight Honeycomb Design Ergonomic Gaming Mouse with 3389 Sensor - PTFE Skates - 16,000DPI - Detachable Cable (White) (Small)

He estado probando este ratón unas dos semanas, me tuve que comprar ya que se me rompió mi g703 inalámbrico y busca un ratón con las prestaciones similares y que sobre todo sea inalámbrico, se me cumplió todo con este ratón menos una cosa. Al llegar el paquete me di cuenta de que no era inalámbrico como lo ponía en la descripción del producto, todo lo demás escrito en la descripción esta correcto menos esto, es algo grave pero si tienes en cuenta las opiniones de abajo te das cuanta, por lo demás es un ratón de 10 buena presentación, el contenido del paquete es muy completo ya que te trae unas pegatinas para que el ratón agarre bien, dos cables por si uno se rompe, una brocheta por si quieres limpiar el ratón a fondo, un intercambio de sliders de abajo que son de teflón y eso hace que deslice mucho mejor y por ultimo los swiches del ratón con los que haces clics te trae un recambio de ellos. En conclusión el ratón junto a su empaquetado es un 10 pero no me gusta que te digan que es inalámbrico y no lo sea porque al fin y al cabo es una ratón de 60 euros y que lo utilizaras día día y para la gente que este acostumbrado a ello es un punto diferencial. Por ultimo trae un software que no es muy sofisticado pero es útil a la hora de cambiar el dpi ya que te lo muestra en la pantalla.

Finde es super das die Maus in einer hochwertigen Box verpackt ist und zudem mehr Ersatzteile dabei sind als man wahrscheinlich jemals gebrochen wird.Die Software ist zwar veraltet aber sie erfüllt seinen Zweck. Versand war auch alles top.

Souris filaire et non sans fil

I love the mouse but sadly this "new" product has been used. The package was open on arrival, the packaging looked to be stuffed in a hurry. The metal presentation tin is dented and scratched, the holding packaging for the mouse is cracked all over. The mouse is dusty and needed to be cleaned. I'm also missing spare skates, branded brush and the spare switches :(

Do you like small mice? Do you like lightweight mice? And do you hate paying ~$200 for the finalmouse brand, but want something of similar quality?Well, this is it folks. My favorite mouse of all time. I've been on the quest for a mouse that fit my hands perfectly for a couple of years now. Going from the Rival 600 to the G502 hero, trying out the Corsair m65, and the Razer Viper (which I can also suggest). This has to be the pinnacle of mice that I've used. Light, yet sturdy. And it possesses an accurate sensor. The ergonomics of the mouse itself are spot on for comfort to my hands.The Skoll also comes with a lot of extras, all within a tin case. A cleaning brush I have found useful in my 2 months of owning this mouse. The white gets dirty fast. It has two sets of mouse feet that came with mine, which I think was an accident in their factory as I think you're only supposed to get one set. It comes with two replaceable switches in case if double clicking. There are two cables that come with the mouse. Both detachable and replaceable. I have some issues with the cable I will mention later. And there is fully functioning software. The software comes off as a little shady, but I think that's because it's not natively english. Also, their website warns of getting potential knockoffs of this mouse.I'd suggest this to anyone who prefers a claw grip or has small hands. Lightweight mouse users rejoice as this is the lightest weight mouse I've seen on the market of gaming mice so far.As a final note, I will list the things I dislike about the mouse. The cable the mouse comes with are advertised as non drag and whatnot. And that's true, the cable is lightweight and it feels good, until you're lifting your mouse a lot and going very fast with movements. A couple of times the mouse has landed on the cable, affecting my aim. The cable material is too forgiving and I think a brand that did their non drag cable well was Razer with their Viper. As it has the same non drag quality as the Skoll, but without the annoying nature of the cable being so soft it can get caught under the mouse. Perhaps this is user error, as I get a good amount of air time with my mouse as I drag my mouse a lot for fast movements, but I feel like it's more on the manufacturing of the cable. I'm unsure if you can purchase a 3rd party cable to correct this, but I assume you can.TLDR: Comfortable, small, light, sturdy, comes with replaceable parts, software is not natively english but it works, cable is problematic.