2E Gaming HyperDrive Pro WL (2E-MGHDPR-WL-BK)
 | Outdated Product A universal computer mouse with a combined connection (USB cable or radio receiver with a 10-meter range), RGB backlighting, replaceable key switches and flexible weight adjustment. It is the last factor that is the main highlight of the device. Firstly, the mouse comes with replaceable top panels that significantly change the feel of the mouse. An ordinary smooth panel is not particularly susceptible to contamination and will appeal to fans of the classics. But the perforated panel slightly reduces the weight and balance of the manipulator, improves ventilation and enhances the effect created by the built-in RGB backlight. Secondly, the manipulator comes with weights for weight adjustment in the style of old-school eSports mice, allowing you to change the weight with an accuracy of a coup...le of grams. Unlike the light version of HyperDrive, the Pro modification has a more serious PixArt 3370 optical sensor with a maximum resolution of 19K DPI, extreme acceleration up to 50G and a maximum speed of 400 ips. More serious sensors with sensitivity up to 30K DPI are found exclusively in professional manipulators that cost 2-3 times more. Despite belonging rather to the entry level, the mouse from 2E Gaming looks decent even against the background of proven mice from Razer, Asus and SteelSeries. For example, the manufacturer has provided a hot-swappable system for mechanical switches, equipping the device with two sets of switches (Kailh GM 8.0 and TTC Gold 60M). Replaceable Teflon glides in case the original ones wear out or get in the way for some reason. Using proprietary software, the user can change the functions of the side buttons, configure macros, change the DPI frequency and configure RGB backlight effects. In the case of a USB connection, a flexible cable made of lightweight and durable paracord is used, which does not slide on the table, does not cling to protrusions, and can be easily folded if necessary. The picture is completed by RGB backlighting of the case with support for a variety of lighting effects. |
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A universal computer mouse with a combined connection (USB cable or radio receiver with a 10-meter range), RGB backlighting, replaceable key switches and flexible weight adjustment. It is the last factor that is the main highlight of the device. Firstly, the mouse comes with replaceable top panels that significantly change the feel of the mouse. An ordinary smooth panel is not particularly susceptible to contamination and will appeal to fans of the classics.
But the perforated panel slightly reduces the weight and balance of the manipulator, improves ventilation and enhances the effect created by the built-in RGB backlight. Secondly, the manipulator comes with weights for weight adjustment in the style of old-school eSports mice, allowing you to change the weight with an accuracy of a couple of grams. Unlike the light version of HyperDrive, the Pro modification has a more serious PixArt 3370 optical sensor with a maximum resolution of 19K DPI, extreme acceleration up to 50G and a maximum speed of 400 ips.
More serious sensors with sensitivity up to 30K DPI are found exclusively in professional manipulators that cost 2-3 times more. Despite belonging rather to the entry level, the mouse from 2E Gaming looks decent even against the background of proven mice from Razer, Asus and SteelSeries. For example, the manufacturer has provided a hot-swappable system for mechanical switches, equipping the device with two sets of switches (Kailh GM 8.0 and TTC Gold 60M).
Replaceable Teflon glides in case the original ones wear out or get in the way for some reason. Using proprietary software, the user can change the functions of the side buttons, configure macros, change the DPI frequency and configure RGB backlight effects. In the case of a USB connection, a flexible cable made of lightweight and durable paracord is used, which does not slide on the table, does not cling to protrusions, and can be easily folded if necessary. The picture is completed by RGB backlighting of the case with support for a variety of lighting effects.
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Form, Software, Price, Stability, Configuration -  UzerQ: use 2E Gaming HyperDrive Pro WL more than year |
after 1.5 years of using the mouse, following 4 active months of usage, it turned from a carriage back into a pumpkin. no charging port, the software is just an insufficient piece of crap that doesn't even show the exact DPI, can't even properly set the scroll speed (more precisely, it's there but doesn't work), and as I mentioned earlier, the first sensor problems appeared after 4 months (probably). When moving right-up, right-down, down-right, down-left, over 1.5 years, it now only moves in a straight line without any sensor skips. Regarding warranty and so on [censored], they'll say it's not covered, and you'll [censored]. Just as I turned it on and off literally when writing the first part of this text, it can now only move the cursor—can't click or anything))). It's as if you need to buy something better.  123 123: use 2E Gaming HyperDrive Pro WL more than year |
I respect you as the best discovery for the whole hour, having played a lot of years in the game with her, never let you down, instant reaction, easy movement, key press acceptance sensor, battery, lightness, accuracy of targeting, shape, wheel, complete set of delivery (additional microscope, lining with flaps, etc.), backlight is adjustable (for yourself, if you wet it, it will be more vivid) the security program, and the programming of the DPI itself, does not always coincide with other dartless bears, the interface could be more beautiful. Dmitriy Gluhov: use 2E Gaming HyperDrive Pro WL more than year |
I bought it 2 years ago, and it has served me faithfully all this time. It’s worth noting the durability and build quality, as it has been through everything. Great Bluetooth, long-lasting charge, there’s a program for macro settings, and it charges via regular type-c. Ergonomically, it is symmetrical and resembles the G Pro. For my medium hand, it seemed slightly small, but with a claw grip, this is not a problem at all.
There is an additional button for changing DPI, which can be reprogrammed, great switches, pleasant pressing of the wheel, and smooth scrolling. Also included are additional switches and glides, an alternative, lighter shell, and the right and left buttons of the mouse. The entire mouse can be disassembled, and the aforementioned parts replaced on the fly because it's designed like a construction set where everything comes apart without unscrewing screws, and despite all this, the mouse holds firmly and has never fallen apart.
The price is also reasonable. Yes, it's more expensive than others, but compared to top representatives like Razer or Logitech, 2E delivers the same (or sometimes better) results at half the price.