These two also just arrived yesterday.
Thank you so much @Darmoshark1 and @MotoSpeed_gear for sending me out these two.
I'll also be posting a review once I've finished testing
Here is my top budget pick for someone one on a serious budget! You can get a great HE keyboard, top spec mouse, and hard to beat for the money mouse pad for a total of around $100! That is insane value! Sure there are better picks if you want to spend more, but these three items are would I would pick if I only had around $100 to spend.
The keyboard is the @Mchose_official ACE60 Pro. The mouse is the @MotoSpeed_gear X6 Max, and the mouse pad is the @AtkGear 99G Air.
The keyboard cost $44, the mouse cost $45, and the mouse pad cost only $15!
The ACE60 Pro is the best under $100 HE keyboard I have tested. The X6 could be swapped for a few other similar mice, but I really like the X6. The 99G mouse pad is just crazy cheap, but it is a hella good pad for only $15!
For me, this combo has me performing as good or better than many more expensive combos. This combo is really just a great deal for a gamer on a budget. I will have many other recommendations soon, but I wanted to throw this out there for those trying to stretch their Christmas card cash a little.
🚨New Giveaway🚨
FIRST ROUND GIVEWAY
🖱️MOTOSPEED X6🖱️
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3. Tag two of your friends in the comments section😉
We will select a lucky winner and announce it on December 18🔥
Here are my thoughts on the @motospeedgears X6 Max. At $37 for the Max and $28 for the base X6 it will be very hard to find a better mouse for the money! The Max uses a 3950 sensor and a 3395 for the base model. Both support wired and wireless 8k polling out of box. The base has a 500 mAh battery and the Max has a 300 mAh battery. The different batteries will give you a different weight for each mouse. The base weighs 46-48g and the max weighs 43-45g. The Max came in at 45g on my scale with the included skates. Swapping to dots would shave off a couple grams.
Both mice use a Reaktek MCU and both mice have TTC brand switches. The bases uses TYC Falcon micro switches and the Mac uses TTC Green Dragon micro switches. The switches are super light, crisp, and easy to spam! The scroll wheel is light with defined steps, and clicking the wheel is also light and fast. The side buttons are above average with a nice clicky feel. Pre and post travel is very minimal but you can push the back side button into the shell if you press hard enough.
Coating wise the base does not have one but the max has a good coating that for me gets very grippy as your hand heats up. The skates are only average and I will probably swap them for dots. On the siting sudd there is a little ledge on the shell that you don’t often see. It really helps secure my right ring finger to give me a secure locked in grip.
The build quality is actually very solid, and there is only the smallest amount of flex on the side if you press really hard. Nothing you will ever notice in normal use. The mouse it reminds me most of is the Endgame XM2w only lighter with subtle differences. The X6 feels slightly smaller in your hand and weighs less also.
Motospeed has been around a long time and I believe they are the parent company of Darmoshark. They were kind enough to send out this review sample. You can find the X6 and X6 Max on AliExpress for insanely low prices as I mentioned in the beginning of this post.
Are there better mice you can buy? Yes, but this mouse is near the top especially when you factor in the crazy low price! I can easily recommend this mouse and it is so cheap if you don’t like it, then you are out hardly anything. If you are on a tight budget, the X6 will serve you well. I also highly recommend the Attackshark R6 if you want a different option.