UltralightX

First impressions of the UltralightX are excellent: no QC issues, very light, solid build with no side flex, and better responsiveness than any wired mouse they've used.

“Just got my ULX this morning. First impressions are really good so far. No qc issues whatsoever.”

Owns most top mice and the UltralightX is their main; its negatives aren't bad.

“I bought it and I love it. I basically have all of the top mice”

After heavy use against the X2V2 and GPX, the UltralightX is their favourite mouse ever thanks to its weight and web software, with some downsides.

“So far I think this is my favorite mouse of all time, but it's got some downsides people should be aware of.”

Their UltralightX has substantial side flex and creaking; clicks, side buttons and scroll wheel are good.

“Side flex and creaking is pretty substantial. Definitely needs some glue or silicon inside there to keep it from moving.”

Their UltralightX copy had too many issues for daily use, including a self-triggering scroll wheel.

“But my copy had too many issues to really every day use it.”

Their UltralightX had flex that a suggested fix cured; otherwise solid with a responsive sensor.

“Besides the flex on my copy (which was remedied by using their suggested fix in the repair section of their discord), my ULX otherwise has been pretty solid.”

Impressed with their UltralightX.

“I agree impressed with my ULX as well. I switch between it and my Zaopin Z1 Pro.”

Using the UltralightX builds up heavy static on their mousepad.

“Every time after using the mouse for a while, pulling my mousepad off my desk to clean it results in massive static electricity on the bottom of it.”

Owns both and recommends the UltralightX over the Beast X.

“I have both, go for the ULX, if you don’t manage to cop one, go for the beastx.”

Dislikes the UltralightX build quality: it creaks when pressed and the small holes collect dirt.

“I dont like the build quality on the ulx its creaking on some part when pressing in on it.”