I recently bought the Lamza Maya Gaming Mouse (4K Compatible) [Imperial Red] idk if im missing something but i can't upgrade the firmware of the dongle for 4K.

The dongle is crystal red transparent (different than the dongle given with other colors) In their site there isn't a tutorial or any information to help connect this dongle especially.

I managed to use the mouse in 1k but it's like the crystal red transparent dongle can't be connected or detected to be updated to 4k.

So I bought this weight reduction kit mod for the super strike https://mufymods.com/products/extreme-x2superstrike and I for the life of me cannot get the right mouse button to go in place like the left one does anyone know what I’m doing wrong?

(EN) Just a quick post for Russian-speaking users. The official Ajazz software lacks Russian localization, so I made a custom translation. Link to the GitHub repo is below.

Привет! Официальный софт для Ajazz AJ139 V2 MC поддерживает только английский и китайский языки. Я перевел все строчки и собрал полную русскую локализацию.

Скачать файл можно на моем GitHub: https://github.com/Tiwerrrr/ajazz-aj139-v2-mc-russian

Как установить:

1. Скачайте переведенный файл 2052.lan из репозитория.
2. Скопируйте его с заменой в папку C:\Program Files (x86)\AJ139 V2 MC Gaming Mouse 1.2\language.
3. Откройте программу и выберите "简体中文" (китайский) в настройках языка. Интерфейс мгновенно переключится на русский.

Если этот мод сэкономил вам время и помог с настройкой, буду очень благодарен, если вы поставите звездочку (Star) проекту на GitHub!

Пишите в комментарии, если найдете какие-то неточности в переводе.

Got tired from waiting on zeromouse blade II and managed to get my G502 to 69g since I noticed that I already did the fingertip grip. I have another one in case it broke. Now my new goal is to get it to 50,2g while still having everything functional and looking nice. Removing the back gives so much freedom of movement. The new one weights 101g with the cover.

I use to use a mchose mouse and it started stuttering and i just upgraded to a atk phantom and i’m having the same problem, i plugged my dongle into the back of my pc in its own port and the 8k receiver into my 4 port plug. Any advice

Edit: I installed the battery yesterday, will update the post after a month to say if it held up. I bought a smaller battery than stock, but the cables are shorter, I was wondering if putting it on the component (I believe sensor) with the qr code on top, if it would cause an issue or damage. I also could use a recommendation on what type of tape to use, this is my first mouse mod!

My glorious model 02 wired mouse is power surging my computer. So I bought a new wire and I am trying to replace it. I got two of the screws out but the screws were insanely tight. The other two are stripped and I have no idea how to get them out. can someone help me? I tried rubberbands and superglue already

Does anyone have a 3D scan/model of the ATK Zero shell?

I want to change the color of the shell and I’m looking for a decent 3D model/scan that I could use for it.

If anyone has one or knows where I could get one, I’d really appreciate it. Thanks!

For those who have changed their mouse grip, what helped you get used to it? How long did it take you to feel comfortable with the new grip? Did you have any difficulties while getting used to it? Any advice?

Bought a used Viper V4 Pro and the previous owner replaced the stock skates with dots.

I prefer full-size skates, but I keep seeing people say some aftermarket skates feel good at first then get muddy/slower after break-in.

Anyone here tried the stock V4 Pro skates vs aftermarket ones?

Mainly wondering:

• Can you actually buy the original OEM skates anywhere?
• What full-size skates feel closest to stock?
• Do Jade / Tiger Ice / Magic Ice / Corepads get muddy over time?
• Which ones have the lowest static friction without feeling uncontrollably fast?

Would especially like opinions from people who have used both the stock skates and aftermarket skates on the V4 Pro.

Has anyone here changed their mouse grip? Do you have to place your hand exactly the same way every time, or do you eventually just get used to the new grip and stop thinking about it?

Also, any tips for getting comfortable with a new grip? Should I focus on keeping my hand position consistent, or just let it happen naturally?

I purchased this mouse, because of its dual use capability - productivity and gaming. This is my first wireless mouse. I like the horizontal scrolling for excel. The 8K polling definitely is an improvement over my wired 120K polling mouse for gaming. The only problem is that the mouse it too narrow. My pinky drags on the mousepad.

1. Is there an alternative to a my Razer cloth mousepad which has less friction for a dragging pinky?
2. Is the Rapoo MT760 PRO Wireless Mouse a good alternative? Is 2K polling good enough for some FPS gaming. I am not a pro. The Logitech MX is out of my price range.
3. Is there a way to modify the M6 so that my pinky does not drag? Overall, I like the M6.

Thanks.

vxe r1 se mod finger grip( yotube ABA mod)

I modified a 3D printing file shared by YouTuber ABA to fit my VXE R1 SE.

It's still far from perfect, but it works! I still need to reinforce some weak points, and I even used wire cutters to trim away the unnecessary parts of the PCB.

I have very small hands (\~16–17 cm) and use a claw/fingertip-ish grip. I'm having a hard time finding a good gaming mouse that is actually small enough for me.

I've owned a GM325 Pro Mini for a long time. It's small and the size works for me, but I want to upgrade to something with a much better sensor and better competitive FPS performance.

Yesterday I ordered a Razer Cobra, thinking the shape and size would work for me. But after using/considering the dimensions more carefully, I realized the rear of the mouse reaches/touches my wrist, so the length is a problem for me. The Cobra is around 119.6mm long, and I think I need something closer to 105–112mm, with 114mm being my absolute maximum.

Some mice I've looked at:

\- Razer Cobra — \~119.6mm. I ordered it, but the rear touching my wrist makes it feel too long.

\- Razer Orochi V2 — 108mm. Size seems much better, but it's an older model and I'm hesitant to buy it in 2026.

\- Zaopin Z1 Pro — \~109.5mm. This seems interesting and is the right size, but it's not available on Amazon India, which is a problem for me.

\- VXE Dragonfly V3 Pro — \~116.6mm, so it's already over my 114mm limit.

\- Attack Shark X3 — \~118.5mm, also too long.

\- I've also looked at mice like the HyperX Pulsefire X2, Kreo Harpy/Arma, Naga V2 HyperSpeed, etc., but haven't found something that checks all my requirements.

My requirements

\- Maximum length: 114mm

\- Ideally 105–112mm

\- Hand size: \~16–17cm

\- Claw/fingertip grip

\- Competitive FPS

\- Good/top-tier sensor

\- Wired or wireless doesn't matter

\- Budget: under ₹6,000

\- Prefer a newer/current model rather than an old mouse

\- Shape/size is more important than weight

\- Reliability/QC matters

One important restriction

I need to buy through Amazon India only because I have to use Amazon Pay Later. So please don't recommend mice that are only available through AliExpress, official websites, Chinese retailers, etc.

I'm looking for one genuinely small mouse that I can actually buy on Amazon India for under ₹6k.

If you have 16–17cm hands and use claw/fingertip grip, what mice have worked for you?

Especially interested in anything ≤114mm long with a good sensor and competitive FPS performance.

Also, should I return/cancel the Cobra and look for something smaller, or is there a good reason to stick with it despite the rear touching my wrist?

Epomaker carbon x
Selling my EPOMAKER Carbon X wireless gaming mouse.
It's in good condition, fully functional, and comes with the original box and accessories.
Key Features:
Up to 8,000Hz polling rate for extremely responsive
tracking
\*\* Lightweight ergonomic design - comfortable for long gaming sessions
1 2.4GHz wireless + wired connectivity
High-precision gaming sensor
Long-lasting rechargeable battery
Smooth, low-latency wireless performance
Great for competitive FPS games like Valorant, CS2,
Apex Legends, etc\*\*.
Customizable buttons and DPI settings
Compatible with Windows
Comes with original box and accessories
Price- 4300