got this new mouse The G wolves Hati. It had an extra cable with it and i thought that could fix the old broken model o paracord. It didn’t do anything. It did something The buttons have a slight comfort groove to them, the mouse buttons are individual and separated from the shell, like the G Pro Wireless. one difference here is that the gap between buttons surrounding the mouse wheel is wider on the Hati, so be wary if you have narrow finger spacing in your grip.

G Wolves Hati Review - Proven Shape, Lighter Weight G Wolves Hati Review - Proven Shape, Lighter Weight

The firmware update can help the mouse to fix functional errors. Do not update the mouse unless it has a functional problem and cannot be used.The update process may cause the mouse to be permanently unavailable, please update carefully!!! I have had no issues at all with this mouse in-game, the 3370 wireless implementation feels really snappy and responsive, the battery life is really good aswell, lasts about a week on a full charge and you can charge it fully in about 1 - 1,5 hrs. Mouse 1 and 2 feel really nice, no pre-travel and just a tiny bit of post-travel and wobble. The kailh 8.0 implementation is really snappy and tactile and it's among one of the better mice I've used in terms of button feel. The side buttons feel ok, they are a little loose and feel a bit mushy but they are totally useable. Shape is great, feels nice for pincer claw and ftip, you could probably palm the mouse if your hands are small enough but it's not ideal at all. The skates are OK, they are rounded which is a plus but other than that it's not special. The scroll wheel is alright, it's a bit light but the steps feel pretty well defined and tactile. So I've been using the G-Wolves HTS Plus 4K or Hati S Plus 4K for about a month now. I've posted a Review on YouTube under @kyleirelandtech Passionate about mice? We're growing and looking to hire a full-time Staff Writers to work on mice and other computer products remote, or at our lab in Montreal. In any case: I do like this shape. It’s very neutral so people who like to have a filled hand or a curvy design won’t be too impressed here but it’s a safe design that should suit a lot of different hand sizes and grip styles out there.

Now onto the software, it's nothing special and you can control LOD, DPI, debounce time and polling rate. You can assign other actions to buttons and record macros but its nothing special. You can get the latest version of the Hati software here: http://www.gm-wolves.com/app, search for HT-M3360 or HT-M3389. The Hati can store 7 steps of DPI in the mouse, with the DPI switcher button on the bottom of the mouse. You can also set XY independent DPI if need be. There’s not much to cover here, the Hati uses the proven Pixart PMW3360, no acceleration, prediction, or angle snapping. The Hati can set DPI to as low as 100 and as high as 12000, in steps of 100, you also have the option to set horizontal and vertical DPI differently if you so choose. He's been reviewing gaming peripherals for almost a decade and has reviewed hundreds of mice, keyboards, controllers and other gaming peripherals.

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Buttons aside, the build quality of the overall shell of the Hati is good, the sides and the top of the shell don’t creak when squeezed and pressed. The bottom of the shell does seem to have a little give, but that’s very unlikely to affect the durability of the shell. Sensor & PerformanceWrapping up the software options is a pretty basic macro editor, you can name and create a macro, hit record and the software will record inputs with delays, you can then map these macros to a mouse button. Warranty & Reliability I’d say that the first noticeable thing about this mouse is the fact that it’s got holes in it but if you’ve been following the world of gaming mice over the past couple of months you’ll know that this isn’t an oddity anymore. If we ignore the holes for a second the Hati looks about as plain as a gaming mouse can look. There’s a small G-Wolves logo right above the scroll wheel but that’s about it. There’s not even any RGB to be found on this mouse. To be clear: I don’t mind that at all (nice looking RGB is a nice extra in my opinion, but it’s far from a necessity on a performance product) but since almost every gaming mouse these days has at least a tiny strip somewhere it is something that I noticed. The 3389 sensor is what drives the G-Wolves Hati. That’s a completely flawless sensor, meaning that it translates everything that you do in real life to whatever game you’re in with perfect precision. No smoothingor accelerationwill be screwing with your aim, so the only one to blame for missing that easy headshot on a stunned target will be you. Or lag, whatever.