Description
RAGNOK Gun Mouse FPS and TPS Gaming – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
RAGNOK Gun Mouse FPS and TPS Gaming Mouse with Vibration – Unique triggers MX Black Silent Switches for Gaming and Office- Vertical Grip – for PC / Mac16000dpi
Package Dimensions
7.4 x 5.87 x 1.93 inches
Item Weight
3.49 ounces
ASIN
B0BFQXLDH2
Batteries
1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Date First Available
September 19, 2022
Manufacturer
ragnok
Country of Origin
China
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Questions & Answers – RAGNOK Gun Mouse FPS and TPS Gaming :
Technical specifications – RAGNOK Gun Mouse FPS and TPS Gaming :
Brand
RAGNOK
Connectivity Technology
USB
Special Feature
Vibration feedback, Mechanical axises
Movement Detection Technology
Optical
Number of Buttons
5
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M. I (verified owner) –
Average upright mouse – I decided to try this out on impulse because it does look kinda interesting.
Z. I (verified owner) –
Soft triggers with long travel time, and backplate is only attached through tension. – Don’t be fooled. This isn’t a mouse in the traditional sense. That meaning the switches do not click like a normal mouse, instead they travel all the way to the backstop and somewhere along the way the mouse records a click. This is the same with the upper and lower triggers. Also, the backplate that keeps the mouse upright during use does not attach via a button or a switch, rather you just slide it on and the piece hugs the mouse body via tension. I can definitely see that wearing out in the future and causing issues keeping it upright. I immediately sent it back. If they fix those two issues I’ll definitely consider buying again, but as of right now $74 is too much.
Z. R (verified owner) –
Nice idea – This is a very interesting mouse. It is designed for playing fps. It works well but there is definitely a learning curve to using it. Not only the fact that the mouse it held vertically it also has a small footprint so you have to actively hold the mouse flat. It is made of all plastic but the plastic and construction feels quality made. The vibration feedback is very strong but is also able to be turned off by a switch on the bottom. Battery life and charging times seem great.
Z. R (verified owner) –
Nice idea – This is a very interesting mouse. It is designed for playing fps. It works well but there is definitely a learning curve to using it. Not only the fact that the mouse it held vertically it also has a small footprint so you have to actively hold the mouse flat. It is made of all plastic but the plastic and construction feels quality made. The vibration feedback is very strong but is also able to be turned off by a switch on the bottom. Battery life and charging times seem great.
K. J (verified owner) –
Long travel triggers, vibration recoil could be better. – This was an impulse buy, because I was playing through some older shooter games. I already use an ergonomic mouse so the change in mouse angle wasn’t a big change for me. The buttons have way more travel than your average mouse. More like a keyboard key. The same fingers trigger the left/right mouse buttons though so it only takes a couple minutes to adjust to the scroll wheel position. The trigger/buttons are nicely shaped and my hand fit great on the mouse and included palm rest.
M. I (verified owner) –
Average upright mouse – I decided to try this out on impulse because it does look kinda interesting.
K. J (verified owner) –
Long travel triggers, vibration recoil could be better. – This was an impulse buy, because I was playing through some older shooter games. I already use an ergonomic mouse so the change in mouse angle wasn’t a big change for me. The buttons have way more travel than your average mouse. More like a keyboard key. The same fingers trigger the left/right mouse buttons though so it only takes a couple minutes to adjust to the scroll wheel position. The trigger/buttons are nicely shaped and my hand fit great on the mouse and included palm rest.
Z. I (verified owner) –
Soft triggers with long travel time, and backplate is only attached through tension. – Don’t be fooled. This isn’t a mouse in the traditional sense. That meaning the switches do not click like a normal mouse, instead they travel all the way to the backstop and somewhere along the way the mouse records a click. This is the same with the upper and lower triggers. Also, the backplate that keeps the mouse upright during use does not attach via a button or a switch, rather you just slide it on and the piece hugs the mouse body via tension. I can definitely see that wearing out in the future and causing issues keeping it upright. I immediately sent it back. If they fix those two issues I’ll definitely consider buying again, but as of right now $74 is too much.
L. P (verified owner) –
Tricky Tactics – I tried this FPS Gaming Mouse with Fortnite and had three areas that immediately presented a challenge.
L. P (verified owner) –
Tricky Tactics – I tried this FPS Gaming Mouse with Fortnite and had three areas that immediately presented a challenge.