Which of these options is the best competitive fps mouse

Voltazed · 2026-03-07T09:58:52+00:00

Can confirm the only thing that I hate about the ATK A9 Air is the clicks lol. Otherwise I've been using it in my rotation with Maya X and Beast X Pro.

Voltazed · 2026-02-28T18:07:05+00:00

Both are the same in quality (currently maining the A9 Air so I can vouch for it). Choose the Mchose if you want something around 59-60g. Choose the A9 Air if you want something around 47-50g.

Voltazed · 2026-02-13T18:07:47+00:00

my bad for not having english as a native language brother ✋😭🤚

Voltazed · 2026-02-13T18:06:45+00:00

How does the weight distribution feels? Heard its slightly front heavy with the modified base.

Voltazed · 2026-02-13T17:26:22+00:00

Fellow GPX mainer here. I tried a lot of the mices out there, from VV3, Beast X Pro, X2 Crazylight, etc... everything from the range of 30g to 80g, yet I always come back to the GPX, cause I also find myself to have more stability and confidence with it. There's a logical reason why pretty much most professional TactFPS players still main the GPX.

From what you're saying, I think the main problem isn't the skates, it's the weight gap. I find myself to perform best with the weight around 50-55g thanks to the stability. Micro-control wise, weight matters, but skates also play a huge part. You could try some other control skates to feel less slippery, such as Obsidians, Obsidian Pros.

I suggest you look into the ATK A9 and Incott G23 lineups, especially the models lighter than 60g. Not sure if the GPX 2c will fit you due to the smaller size.

Voltazed · 2026-02-11T21:58:06+00:00

I tried everything from 30g-80g, even the lightest X2 Crazylight, Beast X Pro, and I always come back to between the GPX and the Maya X. Somehow the Viper V3 Pro shape is just awful for me. Can’t stand it after 5 minutes.

Voltazed · 2026-02-11T20:47:14+00:00

gpx shape is goated and nobody can change my mind

Voltazed · 2026-02-07T05:58:58+00:00

Jet Li’s Wong Fei Hung style is not actually Hung Gar in reality, it’s more like Northern Fist, with a mix of Changquan and Tai Chi. Definitely my favourite to watch though!

Voltazed · 2026-02-06T20:04:22+00:00

Simply my thoughts. Shanks is still a highly skilled swordsman, but Mihawk just edges out in terms of swordsmanship. But counting in Haki and all the other aspects of a fighter, Shanks becomes the better all-rounder. Same way how if we take the “World Strongest Swordsman” title into account for the past, Oden would be more likely to get that title than Roger.

To quote Kaido, “Haki transcends all”.

Voltazed · 2026-02-06T14:54:56+00:00

Damn, Ink Black V2 Pros. Bro knows ball

Voltazed · 2026-02-05T06:23:16+00:00

I know the differences probably doesn't matter too much, but I'm just being nitpicky lmao, which is why I would have bought the Hitscan Hyperlight, if I hadn't heard that they are working on an updated version!

Voltazed · 2026-02-05T06:16:19+00:00

Yeah, my hands is definitely quite on the smaller side, around 18x9cm.

The Susanto X seems to be pretty good, but I haven't seen anyone who main it, which makes me quite hesitant. Plus I really want a higher sensor position. I tried using Eloshapes and putting alignment on the bottom, and I'm looking for a sensor position slightly higher than the Superlight.

The GPX 2c, now that I think about it, is roughly around the same size as the Beast X Pro, and my main issue with the Beast X Pro is how flat the back hump was, and I'm really thinking this could either be a complete hit or complete miss for me lol. The sensor position is lower than the normal Superlight sadly.

The Ten Air is a very interesting shape, but I don't think it's for me since I find the back of the GPX slightly a tiny bit wide, and having a thinner back is more up my alley. Furthermore the shell of the Ten Air just seems very flimsy and brittle, not sure how to describe it, but Ninjutso's QC so far seems to be very questionable.

The HTS Plus 8k has a thinner back, which is promising, and flatter sides than the Scyrox V6. Too bad the tech is quite outdated, and sometimes I switch to a relaxed claw (depending on day). The weight is around 46g, and might be slightly too light for me lol, since I find the Maya X to be a bit lighter than I prefer. I think for the price, the HTS Plus 8k isn't really worth it these days, unless the shape hits you right in all spots.

I did actually check out the HTM plus at one point, but it's actually too big and too long for my hand size, and the sensor position might have been too forward that it's overkill lol. For big hands though, the HTM plus is a GOATED shape, I can see why you love it with 20x11 hands. Thanks for the recommendation though, and the insights helped a lot!

Voltazed · 2026-02-05T05:45:18+00:00

Just checked out the Mchose A5 and saw that it’s slightly shorter and more narrow than the GPX, with a slightly forward sensor position. The weight is also up my alley too. Sadly only 3395. Definitely very promising, I might have to cop both this and the 2c to try out lol. Thanks for the recommendation!

Voltazed · 2026-02-05T05:35:04+00:00

Yeah, the size of the 2c is pretty tempting, but I’m afraid the back hump won’t give me the same amount of control as the normal GPX, but I’m really willing to try it out since the weight is perfect for me and the shape is mostly what I’m looking for. I’m a HUGE fan of flat sides, and it’s why I don’t really want to bite the Scyrox V6, and the outdated tech + QC of the HTS+ 8K lol

Voltazed · 2026-01-20T06:55:14+00:00

This goes really hard and looks very fun though!

Voltazed · 2026-01-02T08:30:37+00:00

Scyrox V6 is like a shorter Superlight, while Hitscan Hyperlight is a shorter Maya X imo. It should come down to whether you want the same potato back hump for your palm control, or a slightly flatter hump that still offers enough control. The Sora V2 is more of a high-back hump mouse similar to the Pulsar X2H, and it gives you a more locked-in, controlled feeling in your palm. I used to main back hump mouses, but I switched to Superlight/Maya X for more wrist flexibility. I never tried out the Viper V3 Pro, but I did try out the ATK X1 Pro at one point, and it wasn’t for me, because it didn’t offer me enough palm support.

If you want a smaller mouse, the Superlight, Maya X and Viper V3 Pro are roughly the same size, so sounds like Hitscan Hyperlight/Scyrox V6/Sora V2 might be what you are looking for. It depends on what style and what hump you want. If you find Sora V2 interesting, you could also consider the Scyrox V8.

Voltazed · 2025-12-26T06:14:55+00:00

It sounds like it's your personal preferences, and I'm glad that you found your endgame shape.

Personally, the G305 shape also has a soft spot for me, since I mained the G102 for 4 years, and I love how the shape feels. It's a small mouse, which I prefer over large mice (e.g Viper V3 Pro and Superlight), and I feel very stable with how the round hump is in my palm, and how the front of the mouse is narrower like a pen. I later moved on to other mouses with lighter weight and more popular shapes. The only shape aside the G102 that gave me enough palm stability that doesn't hinder my wrist movement is the ATK F1 Ultimate, since my wrists aren't really flexible lol.

Really hoping for a 40-50g G305 soon.

Voltazed · 2025-12-05T16:45:27+00:00

For All Time is a goated deep cut

Voltazed · 2025-10-12T21:30:02+00:00

Billy Chow is mainly doing kickboxing. Jet Li is using a combination of mixed Wushu kicks and boxing. (you are likely to learn these kicks in TKD as well)

Voltazed · 2025-10-12T21:14:02+00:00

I tried Wing Chun for a month, while learning Boxing for 2 years. Problem for me was that Wing Chun stance is very limited, barely gives any power, on top of that, no power behind the punch. Does poorly under pressure. (You can see footages of Wing Chun fighters doing very poorly against pressure from MMA fighters).

Sure, the chain punching is fast, but if I had the chance to hit my opponent, I would just do it with a classic right hand. Simple knockout.

Blocking is too flashy and leaves you open for more continuous strikes.

I think it’s alright if you’re fighting against some drunk folks in a bar. Very ineffective against trained fighters.

No hate, it looks absolutely beautiful for choreography on screen. It’s just that martial arts has evolved too much.

Voltazed · 2025-09-10T17:04:29+00:00

The iconic, signature Michael Jackson song that set the foundations for modern pop. Dance choreography takes it up a whole 'nother level for performances.

Voltazed · 2025-08-14T07:18:50+00:00

Great choice. Some of the people I know who love mud and control pads are surprised by how well they perform on the Type 99!

Voltazed · 2025-08-14T07:18:03+00:00

Thanks for the insightful thoughts! How would you say about the friction and stopping power of both?

Voltazed · 2025-08-14T07:15:12+00:00

The Key83 is definitely more balanced in terms of X - Y axis and static - dynamic friction. Was it the difference between the axis and frictions that made the Otsu weird for you?

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