Vortex Gaming

· The mouse comes in a minimalist black box.
· Included: two receivers, charging cable, two sets of grip tapes (white dotglides and black standard glides), alcohol wipes, and an information card.
· The mouse was provided for review by the official WLMouse representative in Russia.

· The WLMouse Ying is available in carbon and magnesium versions. This review features the magnesium version in black.
· The magnesium body feels premium, pleasantly cools the hand, and gives a sense of solidity and durability.
· The mouse's shape resembles the Endgame Gear OP1, with a pronounced hump shifted towards the back, and a low, long front section.
· It has a symmetrical body, but due to the lack of side buttons on the right and the flare on the right button, the mouse is designed for right-handed users.
· The sides have a simple shape, with ample space for fingers.
· Low-profile buttons with finger indentations, the panels are almost horizontal.
· The body slightly widens towards the bottom, and the base has an inverted bevel.
· The mouse is narrow at the front, making a 'claw' grip the most comfortable. A fingertip grip is possible but limited by the shifted hump. A palm grip is conditional due to the narrowness of the body.
· Recommended finger configuration: 1-2-2. A hybrid grip is possible, but there isn't enough width for a 1-3-1 configuration.

· The Ying's shape offers excellent aiming and a sense of precision without discomfort, comparable to a 'surgical instrument' for gaming.
· The mouse's build is monolithic, with no creaks or flex, even when the bottom is removed.
· The matte coating on the body is grippy and unaffected by hand or body temperature.
· Grip tapes are included for additional control if the standard coating isn't sufficient.

· The magnesium buttons are durable, preventing misclicks and side travel.
· Button responsiveness is excellent. The software allows for bounce filter adjustment, enabling 0ms latency for optical switches.
· If needed, the filter can be increased to eliminate double-clicks.
· The side buttons also have a pleasant click, excellent fit, and actuation kinematics.

· The scroll wheel is standard, built on a TTC mechanical encoder with a pleasant tactile feel and quiet scrolling.
· The scroll wheel click is normal and not fatiguing.
· There are no additional buttons on the mouse itself, but their functions (DPI change, polling rate, LOD) are moved to the large receiver.
· The receiver has a clip for attaching to a mousepad and features backlighting.

· The mouse comes with four standard dotglides. Black, larger PTFE glides are included.
· The absence of a ring around the sensor might affect stability during flicks on soft mousepads; applying additional dots is recommended.
· The mouse weighs just under 48g with a neutral balance.
· The 220 mAh battery, combined with the Nordic 52840 controller, provides moderate battery life, especially at high polling rates.
· A polling rate of 2000 Hz offers a balance between battery life and responsiveness.

· It uses the PixArt 3950 sensor.
· The sensor's placement is optimal for right-handed users.
· DPI deviation is significant without additional dotglides but decreases when they are installed.
· Lift-off distance (LOD) is adjustable in three presets via the receiver or web driver.
· The software allows for binding customization, receiver lighting effects, and other settings.
· Configuration via key combinations is possible but difficult to remember; the function can be disabled.
· Testing showed stability and responsiveness at polling rates up to 4000 Hz; connection degradation was observed at 8000 Hz.

· The WLMouse Ying MG is the first magnesium mouse that I absolutely love, thanks to its unibody construction without cutouts, sleek design, excellent build quality, and tactile feel.
· The mouse's shape and size proved comfortable, causing no discomfort even during extended use.
· The mouse receives a pass as an excellent product.
· The main drawback might be its high price compared to Chinese competitors.
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