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About this Item: - Inspired by the Classics. A seamless match for your Retro Keyboard.
- Built with PAW 3395 Sensor.
- Charging dock as signal extension.
- Kailh Sword GM X Micro Switches - Engineered for up to 100 million clicks.
- Customizable control - Programmable buttons, left/right-hand mode switching, DPI adjustment with 6 levels, and polling rate adjustment via Ultimate Software V2.
- 3 connection modes - Bluetooth, 2.4G wireless, or wired USB-C for flexible connectivity.
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For those who don't know, a mouse is basically a plastic shell, some mechanical plastic components and a sensor on a mini PCB. PAW 3395 is a 'great enough' sensor for basically any mouse. Due to its low cost, basically any Chinese brand can sell a good gaming mouse for $15-25 shipped on Aliexpress.
Basically all the PAW 3395 mouse are the same. They only differ in mechanical differences. Effectively, this is another industry that Chinese OEM/ODM have completely destroyed. Gaming mouse will never be worth more than $20 these days. 8BitDo is charging quite a premium at $36 for this.
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For those who don't know, a mouse is basically a plastic shell, some mechanical plastic components and a sensor on a mini PCB. PAW 3395 is a 'great enough' sensor for basically any mouse. Due to its low cost, basically any Chinese brand can sell a good gaming mouse for $15-25 shipped on Aliexpress.
Basically all the PAW 3395 mouse are the same. They only differ in mechanical differences. Effectively, this is another industry that Chinese OEM/ODM have completely destroyed. Gaming mouse will never be worth more than $20 these days. 8BitDo is charging quite a premium at $36 for this.
For those who don't know, a mouse is basically a plastic shell, some mechanical plastic components and a sensor on a mini PCB. PAW 3395 is a 'great enough' sensor for basically any mouse. Due to its low cost, basically any Chinese brand can sell a good gaming mouse for $15-25 shipped on Aliexpress.
Basically all the PAW 3395 mouse are the same. They only differ in mechanical differences. Effectively, this is another industry that Chinese OEM/ODM have completely destroyed. Gaming mouse will never be worth more than $20 these days. 8BitDo is charging quite a premium at $36 for this.
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Do you really miss those days? Really? Your pointer not moving because you need to remove the ball and clean off the rollers... not good memories.
If you're saying you don't get ASMR from recalling cleaning off all the dust, and the feeling of a nice clean mouse ball with smooth as silk operation, you're a damn liar
For those who don't know, a mouse is basically a plastic shell, some mechanical plastic components and a sensor on a mini PCB. PAW 3395 is a 'great enough' sensor for basically any mouse. Due to its low cost, basically any Chinese brand can sell a good gaming mouse for $15-25 shipped on Aliexpress.
Basically all the PAW 3395 mouse are the same. They only differ in mechanical differences. Effectively, this is another industry that Chinese OEM/ODM have completely destroyed. Gaming mouse will never be worth more than $20 these days. 8BitDo is charging quite a premium at $36 for this.
Start with this kit:
https://us.store.bambul
(It has the much simpler MX8650A sensor)
Buy PAW3552DB-VJXT or S9808, and replace the original (requires soldering)
Can even put in a "retro" shell
https://makerworld.com/en/models/...eId-404345
The last part would need more modifications of course. But basically it is not impossible to get a similar mouse fully DIY.
Would I do that? Not for $36.
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