A4Tech Bloody Q81 (482453)
 | Outdated Product A universal computer mouse that can serve as a good choice for both dynamic computer games and office tasks. The case design of the A4 Tech Bloody Q81 is symmetrical, but the cable is positioned in such a way that it will be more convenient for the right-hander to work with the manipulator. The working surface is created with the use of Soft-Touch coating, thanks to which the "rodent" fits comfortably in the palm of your hand. On board the manipulator there are 7 buttons and a scroll wheel. The mouse uses branded switches with a working resource of each switch of 10 million clicks. The buttons move quite hard, with a distinct sound and tactile feedback. The manipulator does not support either proprietary or third-party software, for this reason the buttons are not reassigned or programmed....The lack of macros is partly compensated by a good sensor — AVAGO A3050 with a maximum resolution of 3200 dpi acts as an optics. The resolution level is adjustable by the user. Additionally, the mouse has RGB lighting that supports various lighting modes. At the base of the device are 4 X'Glide Pro metal legs, which provide perfect ironing on the working surface of almost any rug. |
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A universal computer mouse that can serve as a good choice for both dynamic computer games and office tasks. The case design of the A4 Tech Bloody Q81 is symmetrical, but the cable is positioned in such a way that it will be more convenient for the right-hander to work with the manipulator. The working surface is created with the use of Soft-Touch coating, thanks to which the "rodent" fits comfortably in the palm of your hand.
On board the manipulator there are 7 buttons and a scroll wheel. The mouse uses branded switches with a working resource of each switch of 10 million clicks. The buttons move quite hard, with a distinct sound and tactile feedback. The manipulator does not support either proprietary or third-party software, for this reason the buttons are not reassigned or programmed. The lack of macros is partly compensated by a good sensor — AVAGO A3050 with a maximum resolution of 3200 dpi acts as an optics. The resolution level is adjustable by the user. Additionally, the mouse has RGB lighting that supports various lighting modes. At the base of the device are 4 X'Glide Pro metal legs, which provide perfect ironing on the working surface of almost any rug.
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Model overview based on user reviews
The A4Tech Bloody Q81 is a decent gaming mouse that offers a range of features suitable for both gaming and work. Users appreciate its comfortable design, quiet click sound, and even illumination. The mouse is equipped with a DPI setting that ranges from 500 to 3200, making it versatile for different gaming needs. It has a nice shape and includes two side buttons, which enhance its functionality. However, some users note the lack of dedicated software for settings, requiring adjustments directly on the mouse. While it performs well in shooter games, it may not be ideal for tasks requiring high CPS, such as certain gaming techniques. Despite some minor drawbacks, the mouse is generally considered a good value for its price, though one user expressed dissatisfaction with its ergonomics and software support.
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Quality, fits comfortably in hand, great for shooters! Not enough CPS for mining.  Gosha_Prod: use A4Tech Bloody Q81 few months |
Very good mouse. Does not break, comfortable, uniform illumination. DPI setting, comfort, build quality, quiet click sound, even illumination, wire braid, weight, tactile sensations Nothing comes to mind. There are a couple of quibbles, but they are offset by the price. Ruslan: use A4Tech Bloody Q81 few months |
Just a good mouse Nice shape, there are 2 side buttons. Feels good in my hand There is no mouse settings through separate software, you have to press the buttons on the mouse itself |
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Video reviews
Bloody Q81 - Worth Buying?
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Bloody Q81 GAMING MOUSE
17 May 2020775 view
DragClick - 7 - 13 CPS
JitterClick - 10 - 15 CPS - not very convenient.
Butterfly Click - 9 - 14 CPS