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Affordable & Lightweight Gaming Mouse Review: Ignix F3 & F3 Pro
This video discusses the Vortexseries Ignix F3 and F3 Pro gaming mice, highlighting design differences, features, and performance, and providing selection guidance based on hand size and budget.
1. 📦 Unboxing and Contents of the Ignix F3 & F3 Pro Box
- ✅ The contents of the F3 and F3 Pro boxes are basically the same, except for the writing of the name and specifications.
- ✅ Get a USB-C paracord cable (1.8m), product explanation card, warranty card (integrated with the manual), grip tape, extra mouse feet, and a 2.4 GHz wireless dongle.
- ✅ Available in two color options: white and black.
00:00 - 00:22
1. 📦 Unboxing and Contents of the Ignix F3 & F3 Pro Box
- ✅ The contents of the F3 and F3 Pro boxes are basically the same, except for the writing of the name and specifications.
- ✅ Get a USB-C paracord cable (1.8m), product explanation card, warranty card (integrated with the manual), grip tape, extra mouse feet, and a 2.4 GHz wireless dongle.
- ✅ Available in two color options: white and black.
00:23 - 01:25
2. 🖱️ Design and Layout Differences between F3 and F3 Pro
- ✅ The main difference is that the F3 Pro has an ice mate coating so it feels smoother and creepy when held.
- ✅ The F3 series does not have a macro button behind the scroll wheel, a DPI cycle button on the bottom, and a dongle storage like the F1 series.
- ✅ The size is classified as a small mouse with a length of 116 mm and a weight of only 42 grams.
01:26 - 02:16
3. 🖐️ Grip Style and Hand Size Compatibility
- ✅ Suitable for small to medium size hand sizes.
- ✅ With a hand size of 20.5 cm, this mouse feels small, but can still be used with an aggressive claw grip or finger tips grip.
- ✅ Not suitable for palm grip or relaxed claw grip because it will overlap on the fingers.
- ✅ The shape of the hump which is quite high and not sloping makes it comfortable to use for relaxed claw grip or finger tips grip for those who have small to medium size hands.
02:17 - 03:22
4. ⚙️ Features and Internal Specifications: Similarities and Differences
- ✅ Both mice share the same features and internal parts as the F1 and F1 Pro.
- ✅ Has three types of connections and uses a 300 mAh battery.
- ✅ Uses Broadcom BK3633 MCU with polling rate up to 1000 Hz.
- ✅ Uses the same web-based software at vortexseries.net/ignx or can be installed directly to PC.
| Feature | Ignix F3 Pro | Ignix F3 |
|---|---|---|
| Switch | Omron D2FC F7N (100 million clicks) | Huano TBSPD (80 million clicks) |
| Scroll Wheel Encoder | F Switch (yellow, green core) | F Switch (black, green core) |
| Sensor | PW 3395 Pro | PW 3311 (upgraded version) |
| Coating | Ice Mac Coating | Tidak ada |
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5. 🤔 Is a 1000Hz Polling Rate Enough? and Purchase Recommendations
- ✅ A polling rate of 1000 Hz is sufficient for playing competitive games with a PC spec of i5 12400F, RTX 2070, and a 2K 180Hz monitor.
- ✅ If the monitor and processor support high refresh rates and large polling rates, it will feel smoother and more responsive.
- ✅ The Ignix series falls into the max out budget and midrange mouse or budget killer and midrange killer categories.
- Recommendation:
- ✅ Medium to big size hands: take the F1 series.
- ✅ Small to medium size hands: take the F3 series.
- ✅ Budget of Rp550,000: take the Pro.
- ✅ Budget of Rp329,000: take the regular one.
04:26 - 05:14
6. 🛒 Tips for Comparing with Other Brands and Where to Buy
- ✅ Compare switch, MCU, scroll wheel encoder, sensor, web-based software support, and budget.
- ✅ Check reviews before buying, especially for size and shape.
- ✅ Choose the shape first, then choose the specs.
- ✅ Can be purchased through YouTube shopping products or affiliate links in the description.
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7. 🎮 Gaming Test
Video shows gameplay using the reviewed mouse.