I liked this mouse at first but on day 3 the software decided to change all my settings causing the mouse to not work anymore. I turn on my PC and my mouse now only goes up and down but it cannot go left and right. I had to plug in another mouse just to open up the software settings to find that the "Parameter settings" I setup the day before are completely gone. There is also no reason why the X-axis would stop working, I never touched any settings related to this and they are all default, it was a problem as soon as I turned on my PC but wasn't a problem last time I turned it off. I also set a specific DPI for one of the settings but I left all the other DPI settings on default. On day 3 all of these DPI values are changed to random numbers under 1000. One of my DPI settings was 12 so the mouse would hardly move. A day earlier my DPI was set to 6400 which was what I wanted. I had to open the software with a different mouse and re-enter valid DPI values just to make the cursor move again. Update: Fixed issues with reinstall, seems ok for now, will keep mouse afterall because its nice and worth the price. Read more

Just as a heads up, I ordered this mouse when it was on sale for 29.99. At that price, this mouse is a steal. It feels good in the hand - I primarily use claw grip and this feels very natural. Nothing feels out of place or weird when using this to play FPSes. It comes with 8k polling, although I don't use it because my monitor doesn't have high enough refresh rate to see any improvement. I primarily keep the mouse on 2k. I've tested the polling rate up to that and have been able to confirm that it can easily hit that. I haven't had any tracking issues, it feels very light in the hand, although the lightest mouse I have is a 50ish gram mouse so it's very comparable. Clicks feel good, not a lot of mush on the side buttons either. included skates are satisfactory, nothing insane, and it comes with a spare set of skates. I primarily use a glass mousepad and haven't had any snags or problems. The only downside to the skates is that it is easier on glass to have a scratchy glide. This is more a downside of glass mouse pads though, and I bet using dot skates would lower the chances... or just wipe down the pad with a cloth to catch everything. Software is decent, no concerns regarding weird downloads or anything, always be careful with that! It's intuitive and pretty straightforward in terms of DPI, polling rate, and rebind settings. The only nitpick that I might have is that it takes a second for the software to show battery percentage. The usb-a receiver itself has a color LED that shows what I assume is the battery life, as it goes from green to yellow and I assume red), so that's a nice touch. One other thing - the grip tape this comes with is trash! not grippy at all, and the smallest of improvements on the shell. That's more a bonus item more than anything though. Anyways, this is a fantastic mouse for the price if you can get it on sale. I feel like there are better options out there when this is at full price (59.99 at the time of this review). Read more

I haven't felt like i had to make a review for a little bit, but I had to pickup a new mouse for work and this one is review worthy. The price is right and the shipping was next day. Worked closely enough for my instant gratification fixation. I will say my only gripe is that there isn't a manual or button description anywhere to be found. Not even AI could generate a full outline. But, i think i was able to figure it out. But, it's all good news from here on out. I like very much the shape and size. I noticed that not many mice detail size anymore but this is spot on to like 120mm in length which is my preferred size. The Ergo form factor is where i'm most comfortable. The shape is very close to a much premium gaming mouse. The buttons are great like in any mouse using great switches. The scroll wheel, while i'm a big fan of the infinite scroll or the adaptive wheel i find that this soft scroll tactile is amazing to use. I dislike those hard clumsy scroll wheels that make the mouse sound hollow. I picked up the black version and it's the most stealth and classy looking version. I really like it. It has minimal branding. ++ I would recommend this mouse for anyone on a budget and looking for a replacement mouse. I'm not sure what the software is like, i don't need it. Nor the long term use is like. But for the first days it's a dream. Read more

i love the mouse it's lightweight work well and precise i bought two of these and i told myself let's pair the 2 mouses on the same dongle like i already did with logitech mouse it didn't work but i also unpair both mouses in the process to pair it again: if you need to pair your mouse again with the dongle (of another vt3 dongle) enter rapoo mouse config software on the right click "support" menu option on that screen look at the bottom "pairing tool" click on that you will see a screen with 3 steps to follow step1 plug dongle in pc and plug mouse directly in pc with usb cable (mouse powered off) (your mouse will work directly with usb cable plugged in) step2 clic pair and unplug mouse usb cable step3 press to hold simultaneously left button and still hold then middle (scroll wheel) still hold then right your mouse should be paired successfully Read more

-> Update After 30 days of using it a lot i charged my mouse 30 days ago and i've lost 64% battery in a MONTH that's crazy unless the software is lying wich i doubt. this is insane i run the mouse in 1000 poolingrate i haven't go further because i don't think it will be super crazy at 2-4k and no use of 8k for me. but oh wow impressed with the battery life. otherwise the mice still goes strong no issue so far i will update if anything changes. but dang what a great unit so far! -> End of Update Before going deep into a review i'm shock for the price really. after using many other wireless from Deathadders all shapes and form for years an including mamba. not going to rost any of theses been using deathadder since the First generation once i touched theses mices was really hard to find something i can hold on to. after my failled mamba wireless i did jump to the dav2pro because i liked mostly everythings about i'm not here to tell a review about thoses they have great support and warranty covered but they're expensive and recently i gone throught a lot of thier dongle going nuts fries/bricks without reasons. so, found the vt3 pro max by finding deals and it was on sale. i decided to try it out. -> Vt3pro max First impression the packaging is as premium as the big brands and i'd say even better why? come with grip-tapes, come with Extra mouse skates (feets) my only fear is after thoses has been use idk where i will find remplacement if not there's dots skates we can get never really used it. but really for the price-tag it's great i mean i own this mice since 2 days i hope i will not have to re-write a review , time will tell if this little awesome mice will stand out. but yeah i like it. took years of trying differents ones to endup with this. -> The Mouse itself Unboxing, everything was sealed, including the box so no return sold as brand-new, but first feel when i pickedup the mouse in my hand plastic feel bit cheap yes. but it's a lightweight and that goes with the same others big-brand . so no big deal, it's a bit too sippery in hand so i used side grip-tapes that is including in the box. fixing my issue. -> Software Not required to use but good to have with some flaws My Only issue with the software is everytime you change any params it will do a loading roll i guess it's always writing the changes to the onboard mem, and the fact it's always say its at 100% for now otherwise it has a load of settings plus once your are done you can close the software and never open it up again. could also be uninstalled and all your settings will be in the mouse itself. -> Pros -Pricetag even not on sale still beat the current big-branded names. -Package feel premium -Has extra mouse skates -Overall product seems decent quality (Time will tell if anything goes bad) -Wireless seems to be strong -USB Type-C for wired and charging. -Can use the P3 Qi wireless -> Cons -All mechanicals switches left-right clicks side clicks so at some point they will fail and double clicks (Would've prefer optical for the right and left click at least) hard to have more cons upon 2 days of light use. -> Final words Overall i think for the price was worth the change. like i said time will tell if i have ANY issues hard-ware wise i'll update. i haven't really tested more than 1000 Pollin' rate because over that i don't really care much been on deathadder for so long at 1k polling rate. till my sensor still track and do what i need i don't do competitive gaming. i heard from big website review some had issue with 4k but can't tell won't really test that out i care more about battery life than going nuts with that. Last thing is i mentioned in my cons about mechanicals switches being a con. for me that's not a huge problem i can swap them easy i do electronics repairs but for who can't handle this may change thier minds about the quality of omrons switches. :/ Ok will update if anything changes. Read more