Xtrfy XG-M3-HEATON Optical Gaming Mouse and B1/C1 Bungee Review

Performance

A gaming mouse designed by a legendary pro gamer should deliver pretty epic sensor performance if would be pretty embarrassing for all involved if it didn’t. Fortunately, the Xtrfy gaming mouse didn’t falter once in my testing, giving it silky smooth performance at all DPI settings, with no jitter, no angle snapping issues, no lag, no acceleration/deceleration issues; pretty much everything you could want from any mouse, but especially from a gaming mouse.

The mouse looks and feels fantastic, it has a lightweight design overall, but the midsection has a bit of weight to it, and it makes the mouse easy to turn and gives it excellent balance overall. The rubber grip top coating is nice to the touch, and the mixed switches give it great response. The site buttons are lighter and faster, while the LMB and RMB have a more pronounced tactile and audible click that’s great for accuracy.

There’s really not a lot to say about this mouse in terms of performance, it’s rock solid. The sensor is killer, the button response is perfect, and the ergonomics are very comfortable for multiple grip types; so long as your right-handed. The scroll wheel is a little heavy, but that does make it quite easy to toggle between single weapons, although could be a little tiring for scrolling through 20 pages of reddit. Those who like to change DPI on the fly may not like that you have to lift the mouse and hit a button on the bottom, but on the other hand, those who don’t want to accidentally change their DPI in the middle of a LoL tournament will love that the button is out-of-the-way; it’s a very subjective thing.