**Ambidextrous Mouse: A Game Changer for Left-Handed Gamers**
The mouse I'm reviewing today is an ambidextrous mouse, meaning it can be used with either hand. The buttons on the side of the mouse are designed to be used by right-handed users, but they're actually located on the left-hand side of the mouse. This design ensures that left-handed users can still use the mouse effectively, even if they need to press buttons in a slightly different location.
**Customization Options**
One of the coolest features of this mouse is its customization options. The DPI (dots per inch) and CPI (counts per inch) sensors can be reprogrammed to whatever you want. This means that you can set it to custom maps, actions, and even open programs or type in passwords and keywords. You can also record sequences and even set it to perform specific actions based on your movements. The processor inside the mouse is an ARM Cortex-A3, which enables some impressive features like storing profiles for the RGB LED lights.
**Design and Build Quality**
The design of this mouse is sleeker than its predecessor, with a slimmer profile that's definitely a step up from older mice. However, it does take some getting used to, especially if you're coming from a bigger mouse. I found myself resting my pinky finger on the mouse pad to avoid scraping against it, but once I got used to it, I was happy to use it without issue. The clicks on the mouse are very nice and seem to have movable actuation points, which is something I've noticed with other mice in the past.
**Customer Experience**
I really like the customer experience that Anchor has offered with this mouse. It's definitely a step up from some of the competition, including CoQ and Corsair mice that I've used before. The company has clearly put a lot of thought into making sure that their customers are happy with their product. The braided cable is also a nice touch, with rubber underneath and a gold-plated USB connector for added durability.
**Sensor Performance**
The 3,500 CPI optical sensor inside this mouse is really impressive. While the company doesn't specify whether it's actually DPI (dots per inch) or CPI (counts per inch), I can confidently say that it delivers on its promise of high-quality tracking. The sensor seems to be able to track movements with ease, even at high speeds. And with 128 gigabytes of on-board storage, you don't need any drivers to use the mouse - just plug it in and go.
**Additional Features**
One other feature I want to mention is the processor inside the mouse. While I don't know too much about the ARM Cortex-A3 processor itself, I do know that it enables some impressive features like storing profiles for the RGB LED lights. This means that you can customize your lighting settings without needing any additional software or drivers.
**Final Thoughts**
Overall, I'm really happy with this ambidextrous mouse. It's a game-changer for left-handed gamers and anyone who wants a high-quality mouse with customization options. The design is sleek and comfortable, even if it does take some getting used to at first. And with its impressive sensor performance and customizable features, I think this mouse is definitely worth checking out if you're in the market for a new gaming mouse.
**Rating**
I'd give this mouse an 8 out of 10. It's definitely a top-notch product that delivers on its promises, but there are some minor issues with design and build quality that prevent it from being perfect.
**Conclusion**
If you're looking for a high-quality ambidextrous mouse with customization options, I highly recommend checking out this Anchor mouse. With its impressive sensor performance, comfortable design, and customizable features, it's definitely worth considering if you're in the market for a new gaming mouse.
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light each of these can be controlled individually or they can match together so you can have all of these on the solid color you can help them breathing you can have them cycling through colors you can have them all going on the same or all going different you can literally do whatever you want we've got two buttons at the top and two buttons on the side now this is an ambidextrous Mouse but the buttons on the side meaning you can be use it with two hands the buttons on the side forward and backwards are actually on the left hand side which is definitely suited to a right-handed Mouse user so Laxus is an ambidextrous master chances are if you're left-handed unless you want to get used to pressing something on the wrong side then the chances are you're not going to be able to use those buttons but not to worry because we have a DPR increase in decrease button on the top and all four buttons of these the DPR increase in decrease and the forward and back buttons can all be reprogrammed 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Corsair one thing I really like about this mouse is from the customer experience is it's definitely a lot better than some of the coop at Mouse I've seen it before and some of the keep our keyboards as well I really like that better customer experience and companies like an anchor have really really nailed that a couple of other key points to note about this mouse is we've got a really really nice braided cable meaning that it's actually rubber underneath and it's got a braided exterior so if you card a damaged cable and if you have a mouse for quite some time I can't find that happening it's also got a gold plated USB connector so if you're plugging it in and out and whatever you're gonna be absolutely fine but that to me isn't really a massive thing it's just the nice thing that I've come to expect on a mouse this color for an amount of this price we've got 3,500 CPI optical sensor and yet CPI not DPI you heard me correctly now this sensor is actually a really really nice sensor it's great to have a nice sensor on a mouse because you can say oh it is 2000 dpi 3000 VPI but if this sentence is not up to scratch then you can have all the dpi in the world but it's ultimately the sense that it's going to be tracking those mouse movements it's also got 128 gigabytes of on-board storage when you've got no drivers are required to use them and it stores your profile for and your RGB LED and that kind of thing the story isn't significant but it's a nice feature to have which means we also have a processor inside of the mouse and the processor is the ARM Cortex and 3 now - I can't really talk about the process of too much because I don't really know about the processor too much but it's nice to have the mouse not need any drivers and that kind of thing but more importantly is it comfortable yes it took some getting used to for me by far because I just wasn't quite used to it and I've come from a bigger mouse to a small Mouse but now I am more than used to it the RGB LED affair are really really cool something like course has a link across the keyboard and the mouse would be really nice to see from keep up I've got an MK 90 which is that big RGB keyboard coming in soon for some testing as well so I'm gonna give some some videos on the two of those paired it together and I finally tracked really really nicely on my cue pad at multiple which is kind of our deal case scenario because if I want to keep AB mouse pad attendees to keep five marks and that's more likely what they're testing them on more than mouse pads and stuff from other brands but I really really like this mask if you're looking for a nice high DPI Mouse for competitive game in first-person shooters and even general use even editing in Premiere Pro it was a really really nice experience so you can go up one of these I'll leave Amazon US and UK links in the description below and as always I'll see you in the next key drawer videowelcome back to another geek whopper and today I'll be reviewing this this is the Q pad DX 20 so this is a quite a high-end gaming mouse for competitive titles well well anytime tools really but more focused on those competitive times with so first-person shooters the likes of csgo and those kind of games so let's get into the review and let's start off as always with a physical overview now you're bound to hear some clicking throughout this review because I'm definitely going to be hitting all of the buttons so let's take it let's start off with the Q we've got a cute palette the logo the lovely cute like they do on their keyboard and cutting that kind of thing and this is an RGB LED little logo we have the same RGB LED on the side over the mouse wheel so we actually like to up that and we have the same RGB LED system going all the way around the perimeter bottom of it the mouse which kind of illuminates color the bottom and adds a bit of an accent light each of these can be controlled individually or they can match together so you can have all of these on the solid color you can help them breathing you can have them cycling through colors you can have them all going on the same or all going different you can literally do whatever you want we've got two buttons at the top and two buttons on the side now this is an ambidextrous Mouse but the buttons on the side meaning you can be use it with two hands the buttons on the side forward and backwards are actually on the left hand side which is definitely suited to a right-handed Mouse user so Laxus is an ambidextrous master chances are if you're left-handed unless you want to get used to pressing something on the wrong side then the chances are you're not going to be able to use those buttons but not to worry because we have a DPR increase in decrease button on the top and all four buttons of these the DPR increase in decrease and the forward and back buttons can all be reprogrammed to whatever you want like whatever you want you can set it to custom maps actions you can set it to open programs you can set it to type in passwords and keywords and that kind of thing you can set it to rinser sequences you can record what you want it to do this rock that's really quite a few cool things associated you may see this has a slimmer design than that older than their old and the predecessor for this mouse and he's actually takes a bit of getting used to but any mouse when you first start using it will take a bit of getting used to I'm using thicker muck somewhere to rest my pinky finger like that and not have to worry about where that is going now with this I found it kind of scraping the mouse pad a bit and it definitely took getting used to to getting used to this thin that Mouse the clicks on the mouse are very very nice it seemed to have movable over lower and actuation points and some of the other Mouse's I've used in the passages ones from Cougar and ones from Corsair one thing I really like about this mouse is from the customer experience is it's definitely a lot better than some of the coop at Mouse I've seen it before and some of the keep our keyboards as well I really like that better customer experience and companies like an anchor have really really nailed that a couple of other key points to note about this mouse is we've got a really really nice braided cable meaning that it's actually rubber underneath and it's got a braided exterior so if you card a damaged cable and if you have a mouse for quite some time I can't find that happening it's also got a gold plated USB connector so if you're plugging it in and out and whatever you're gonna be absolutely fine but that to me isn't really a massive thing it's just the nice thing that I've come to expect on a mouse this color for an amount of this price we've got 3,500 CPI optical sensor and yet CPI not DPI you heard me correctly now this sensor is actually a really really nice sensor it's great to have a nice sensor on a mouse because you can say oh it is 2000 dpi 3000 VPI but if this sentence is not up to scratch then you can have all the dpi in the world but it's ultimately the sense that it's going to be tracking those mouse movements it's also got 128 gigabytes of on-board storage when you've got no drivers are required to use them and it stores your profile for and your RGB LED and that kind of thing the story isn't significant but it's a nice feature to have which means we also have a processor inside of the mouse and the processor is the ARM Cortex and 3 now - I can't really talk about the process of too much because I don't really know about the processor too much but it's nice to have the mouse not need any drivers and that kind of thing but more importantly is it comfortable yes it took some getting used to for me by far because I just wasn't quite used to it and I've come from a bigger mouse to a small Mouse but now I am more than used to it the RGB LED affair are really really cool something like course has a link across the keyboard and the mouse would be really nice to see from keep up I've got an MK 90 which is that big RGB keyboard coming in soon for some testing as well so I'm gonna give some some videos on the two of those paired it together and I finally tracked really really nicely on my cue pad at multiple which is kind of our deal case scenario because if I want to keep AB mouse pad attendees to keep five marks and that's more likely what they're testing them on more than mouse pads and stuff from other brands but I really really like this mask if you're looking for a nice high DPI Mouse for competitive game in first-person shooters and even general use even editing in Premiere Pro it was a really really nice experience so you can go up one of these I'll leave Amazon US and UK links in the description below and as always I'll see you in the next key drawer video\n"
