WLMouse x MK - Beast X Series

WL Mouse Beast X Mini Solid Sides. Perfection.

On 1K it can last about a week. 8k maybe less than an hour. Charges In about 20-25 mins.

Not sure on 2k. But for 4K it can last maybe 2 hours and hour and a half, im not as familiar with the drain on those settings.

Beast x mini pro solid sides and omron optical. Not the cheapest but also no concession.

Viper V3 Pro is the best mouse I used. I had: Logitech G304, Wl Mouse Beast X, Lamzu Atlantis Mini, all of this broken/shit, Viper V3 Pro serves me without any issues already 1 year and i charge it once in 4 days with 2000hz pooling rate, I'm not using 4000 or 8000.

My personal favourite is the wl beast x. I’ve sworn leigance to it. Don’t think I’ll ever change it now.

I am a personal advocate for the WL Mouse Beast X. I have tried their normal and mini versions but since you have big hands try the Max edition.

I am a personal advocate for the WL Mouse Beast X. I have tried their normal and mini versions but since you have big hands try the Max edition.

Tried 15+ mouse.. wlmouse beast max is for me all day long, all other has dust now

Look into WLMouse Beast X lineup. It’s basically one of the few Finalmouse competitors rn. I have large hands and the pro is great for any grip style. If u want smaller then the mini, larger then max. It’s a magnesium mouse with 8k polling and capable of 70G while only weighing about 34grams on the mini and 39 for pro, max is about 42

Look into WLMouse Beast X lineup. It’s basically one of the few Finalmouse competitors rn. I have large hands and the pro is great for any grip style. If u want smaller then the mini, larger then max. It’s a magnesium mouse with 8k polling and capable of 70G while only weighing about 34grams on the mini and 39 for pro, max is about 42

Look into WLMouse Beast X lineup. It’s basically one of the few Finalmouse competitors rn. I have large hands and the pro is great for any grip style. If u want smaller then the mini, larger then max. It’s a magnesium mouse with 8k polling and capable of 70G while only weighing about 34grams on the mini and 39 for pro, max is about 42

It’s a smaller much lighter mouse. Scyrox V8. Has a higher rear hump that tapers off towards the front like an XM2 just doesn’t have the crazy rear width. WLmouse Beast X 8K Max (or the pro or mini depending on hand size) could also be an endgame mouse for you but it’s expensive (def worth it).

I don't think the taller the safest is necessarily true, while height can help if you prefer the occasional hump contact with your hand, I'd consider width more important (yes that means the bump on the asym is great and just gives so much more flexibility of grip), you mention you want to go full send in which case my recommendation would be the asym for a pure ftip experience, however the Darmoshark M5 pro is amazing because it isn't as much of a compromise or in other words it doesn't ask much of you grip wise while giving you the befits of a ftip mouse also its flat sides are big help in comfort, I would NOT consider the Keychron M4 a good introduction to ftip unless you like to go hard mode right away, it was my first ftip mouse and its hourglass shape was challenging to adapt that said I mained it for about 4 months so its perfectly usable also the M4 scroll wheel is very very good but IMO the M5 and asym are better options, to address your question IMO these mice really shine with relatively high sens and and a glass mousepad this comes together to facilitate a delicate grip as opposed to the usual death grip, this means you are truly free to use your fingers wrist or arm in a given situation, hope this helps, I've included some pictures and also out of these mice the asym is by far the lowest click height compared to the OP1, then the m4 all others are very close to the OP1, just don't expect click height to be a make or break IMO its preference I feel as comfortable using the asym as I do using say a Maya x. closing thoughts if you truly want a ftip M5 or asym are great options but only do it if you are genuinely curious, if you don't really care about going pure ftip there is no way in hell you can go wrong with the beast X mini [https://imgur.com/a/3tXHn7k](https://imgur.com/a/3tXHn7k)

As someone with small (17x9.5) hands who mostly fingertips, I'm splitting based on game between - pulsar x2 crazylight size 1 for games where I want some stability sometimes I can pull it into a claw grip - wlmouse beastx mini pro for games/scenarios that are tracking heavy and my mouse stays in motion - pulsar xlite crazylight size 1 for league of legends, where I use a side button for camera and so I want an ergo to balance out the pressure from hitting it On a glsswrks zane pad with jade donuts I'm only voltaic gold complete, though I could probably push tracking a good bit if I played more benchmarks (cope?)

Went from a deathadder v3 pro, to a gpx2 to a, beast x mini. Obviously finger tipped the mini, but also finger tipped the other two mice in a relaxed claw/pincer claw kind of way. I had to get off the mini, and go back to the gpx it’s just too narrow, cramped my hand, and was way too unstable. I wanted to try something smaller than the gpx.

https://preview.redd.it/nuw25dmosdxe1.jpg?width=5712&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f92809f3182fe6d57c71bfc0202bae3d66f23691 After a couple months of on and off using the WL Beast X Max as my main mouse, here's my comprehensive take on whether this magnesium lightweight mouse still holds up in 2025. # Unboxing & Accessories The package includes: * Mouse + USB-C cable * 8K polling dongle + 1K nano receiver (backup) * Extra PTFE skates * Pre-cut grip tape (essential - more on this later) * Hard-shell carrying case At $145, this is one of the better unboxing experiences I've seen - no cheap feeling here. # Specs At a Glance * **Dimensions**: 126mm x 65mm x 39mm * **Weight**: 43g (42g claimed) * **Sensor**: PAW3950 * **Polling**: 125-8000Hz adjustable * **Battery**: 300mAh # Shape & Comfort **Hand Size Reference**: 18x9cm (claw) **The Good**: ✅ Identical to Finalmouse ULX Competition/Prophecy Classic (Good shape even if you hate Finalmeme) ✅ Surprisingly comfortable for small-medium hands ✅ Low hump works for both claw and palm **The Bad**: ❌ Aggressive side holes (noticeable for me, can purchase solid side option) *Note*: The front-heavy balance takes getting used to if you're coming from rear-weight balanced mice. # Build Quality * **Magnesium shell**: Zero flex or creaking * **Plastic base**: Minor flex when pressed hard (irrelevant in use) * **Buttons**: No wobble, crisp optical switches This is where the Beast X Max shines - the build is stellar for the premium price. # Performance **The Good:** * **PAW3950**: Perfect tracking, no spin-outs * **8K polling**: Works as advertised (though I prefer 1K for battery) * **Battery life**: 2 days of regular use at 8K, 5+ at 1K Pro tip: You can swap to a 150mAh battery to hit below 40g if you're a weight freak. **The Downsides:** 1. **Coating**: Can get slippery with sweaty hands (grip tape may be required) 2. **Main clicks**: Omron opticals feel heavy/sharp (TTC Nihil option might be better) 3. **Side buttons**: Great feel but comically small, making them hard to reach # The Final Verdict **Worth It For**: * ULX/Viper V2 shape lovers * Magnesium shell enthusiasts * Those who prioritize weight (43g is great for this size) **Skip If**: * You hate holes (You can buy the solid side option) * Prefer rear-balanced mice * Want the lightest clicks possible **Current Price**: $145 (use code **ZERVESTA** for 2% off) # FAQ **Q**: How does it compare to the ULX? **A**: Nearly identical shape, but better build quality. **Q**: Is 8K worth it? **A**: For most gamers - no. Stick to 1K/2K for better battery. **Q**: Best grip style? **A**: Claw (18+cm hands) or fingertip (even larger hands), can even palm if that is what you prefer, so it is versatile. Let me know your thoughts if you've tried this mouse! Any questions welcome. *Disclaimer: Contains affiliate discount code (helps support my reviews)*, However; I have purchased this mouse with my own money.

I mean hypothetically if you can get a good QC ULX I would purchase that, but that’s unlikely so I would probably just pick the Beast X Max with solid sides.

Mine do feel a tad heavy, I also press the buttons futher back making them feel even heavier. I don't hate it just wished it felt a bit lighter. As for which version mine came with I have no clue.

Yeah for this reason I can't really recommend Finalmouse to the general consumer, when WLmouse have the exact same shape with better QC and just a few grams heavier. A few years ago Finalmouse were the innovators pushing the boundary on weight these days they're like the supreme of gaming mice.