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its alright but being one of a kind mouse that is actually modular and still be decently solid if you consider some of the flaws pros: - adjustable sensor - hotswappable no screws micro main switches - decently solid shell - better balanced weight without the back shell, ton of stability and fingertip adjustments depending on grip cons - weight balance and in motion feels heavy with shell - shell is fairly heavy that shift the weight to the back - price and delivery cost - purple nyomi colour ways have side wall creaking noise but not flexing - 2 of out the 3 shell have ticking and needs spacers to prevent it from doing so urh not sure how this would last for 1-2 years but its for $180 aud (125 usd) including expensive shipping and lack of local store that i can buy from makes it a hard to recommend to friends. i only bought it cuz there arent many adjustable sensor mouse that is in za13 shape and without that hump really made a big difference for aiming. thanks for reading :) have a nice day

I would rate the StormBreaker 3 out of 5 stars. Overall, I genuinely like the mouse and I am keeping it. The magnesium construction feels premium, solid, and very well made. My unit has no noticeable creaking or general looseness, and the mouse clearly feels like a high-end enthusiast product. However, several details prevent it from fully matching its premium price. My biggest concern is accidental button actuation when repositioning the mouse. If I lift the mouse and place it back onto the pad somewhat firmly during fast movements, a main button can occasionally actuate unintentionally. In an FPS game, this can result in an unwanted shot or action, which affects confidence during fast gameplay. The scroll wheel on my unit is also not perfectly centered, and the mechanism around it feels quite exposed. I would prefer better protection against dust and debris. The stock skates are another weak point. On my fast cloth pad, the glide is not as smooth as I would expect from a mouse in this price category. Battery consumption at 8,000 Hz is also quite high in my experience. I understand that 8K polling requires more power, but I would still like to see better efficiency. Finally, parts of the plastic underside can flex slightly under pressure. Considering how rigid and premium the magnesium upper shell feels, I would prefer a more consistent level of rigidity throughout the entire mouse. Despite these criticisms, the StormBreaker has an excellent foundation. The materials, shape, construction, and overall concept are very good, and I will continue using it. For me, the three most important improvements would be: 1. Eliminating accidental clicks during repositioning. 2. Improving the stock skates. 3. Adding better protection around the scroll-wheel mechanism. A very promising premium mouse, but some important details still need refinement.

Easy to buy, quick shipping. Just wish the product was better, especially for the price.

Delivery took a little long. I don’t know if it was y'all's fault though I think it was the postal service

I think your products are decent but not worth the rice tag.