A4Tech Bloody X5 Pro
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Ergonomic and surgically accurate gaming mouse with cable connection, high-end optical sensor, original exterior design, LED-backlit body and moderate weight. It is one of the pre-top models of the 2020 Bloody X family of gaming manipulators, which are capable of providing impeccable positioning accuracy at a very reasonable cost. Suitable for beginners and experienced gamers, it will be useful for professional e-sports players performing in the disciplines of the FPS, MMO, RTS genres.
The A4 Tech Bloody X5 Pro has an aggressive gaming design with an asymmetrical body shape optimized for right-handed use. On the left there is a wide influx under the thumb. For an ergonomic and comfortable grip, a non-slip rubber-like coating on the side surfaces is provided. Thanks to the professional PixArt PMW3389 sensor with 16000 dpi (up to 50 G, movement speed up to 10.2 m/s), the mouse provides precision and control where maximum responsiveness is needed, such as online multiplayer shooters. Four options for the USB port polling rate allow you to switch between values: 125/500/1000/2000 Hz. LOD setting (1.5mm, 2mm and 3mm) is available for optimal handling. RGB lighting is adjusted by pressing and holding the side buttons (12 effects or completely off). It connects to a PC using a USB cable with ferrite protection against interference.
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They didn’t forget about the appearance, 12 RGB backlight modes. The assembly is nice. The shape is optimal and fits many grips. The buttons are easy to press and there are also side buttons. It glides easily and does not cling to the mat. It saves all settings after turning off the power. no  Zanik: use A4Tech Bloody X5 Pro few months |
Cool and probably the most accurate and fastest mouse I have ever seen. The plastic of the case is pleasant to the touch, it does not slip out of your hands, the scroll wheel is rubberized and scrolls smoothly, but the cutoffs are felt. it’s a pity that the cable is not braided, although it is already strong without it |
A mouse that never quite made it in "esports". Top-level sensor PWM3389. Teflon feet included. No opportunity to reassign keys. The cable is not braided and looks flimsy.  Sergei: use A4Tech Bloody X5 Pro less than month |
Palm grip
Bloody X5 Pro is the flagship mouse of A4Tech's gaming sub-brand. Made clearly under the palm grip, as it has a large length of 13 centimeters and a weight of more than 100 grams. The top of the mouse is made of a practical matte plastic that does not scratch, peel or collect fingerprints.
Asymmetrical shape
The sidewalls are made of hard rubber with fine perforations for a more secure grip. Two additional programmable keys are located on the left, under the thumb of the right hand. And the shape of the mouse itself is asymmetric, exclusively for right-handers. Let the legs be made of non-100% Teflon, but a spare kit is immediately provided. The braided cable is a bit stiff.
Pro and Max versions
The sensor of the Bloody X5 Pro is the pre-top Pixart 3389 with a resolution of 16K DPI. There is also a slightly cheaper version of the X5 Max mouse with Pixart 3332 at 10k DPI. There are no other differences between the models. Microswitches under a pair of main keys made by Huano. There are no pre and post-travel buttons, only a small side-travel, which is an excellent result.
Tear-off height
There are four configuration buttons on the bottom, eliminating the need for PC software. With their help, you can adjust the resolution, the polling rate up to 2000 Hz (delay is negligible 0.5 seconds), and the height of separation from the playing surface (from 1.5 to 3 mm). The latter is uncommon even in significantly more expensive mice.
