Keychron launches M5 vertical mouse with 8 kHz wireless polling and PixArt 3950 30,000 DPI sensor
Keychron launches M5 vertical mouse with 8 kHz wireless polling and PixArt 3950 30,000 DPI sensor
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Sounds good to me. People say you can't game on vertical mice but I have no problem with it. I'm not into twitchy fps multiplayer though. I got a Logitech one. I hear it's buttons suck after a while. So might try this guy when mine dies.
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The Lift I bought has a weak right click now, it's definitely a thing. The Lift also doesn't have a great polling rate so you can feel it in shooters, plus no rechargeable battery makes the Keychron alternative a no-brainer.
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Went ahead and bought it. There are only a couple of vertical mice with a high enough polling rate suitable for gaming. The weight is the only downside here, but 95g is great comparable to other vertical mice. Gamers with wrist issues rejoice!
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Mouse arrived and this thing is great. It's so much lighter than my other high-polling rate vertical mice, the switches are nice and the dual scroll-wheels are fantastic. Really comfortable too, this is a winner.