I Finally Built the ZeroMouse!

[ZachsTechTurf]

Spoiler alert, the details of my first match with it are NOT going to be shared. 😬

[RubyD]

Oh man this open pcb design looks so inviting to sweat or water damage

[untelmorveux]

buying an $80 ergonomically and structurally sound mouse to disassemble it for a 3d printed chassis is peak fomo

[tannerday]

I feel like i would press down on a button too hard and the whole thing would just snap in half 💀

[ArsevensX]

Hot take, I prefer bit heavy and condensed mouse. Feels more expensive and comfortable imo.

[gigalar]

Imagine if your hand start to sweat...

[tobyzk]

i really do not understand the huge hype around extremely light mice

[thesilentassassin]

Doubt it will actually be fun to game with that thing

[xyrodash]

I'll take the normal mouse and the comfy ergonomics of it rather than a scaled down barebones thing

[endlessloop]

No worries if it's sold out mang, I wasn't interested in it in the first place. 😂

[AlexHusTech]

*Looks like it's going to break after a gaming session*

[nileredsexperiment]

This looks UNCOMFORTABLE as hell. I need something to rest my palm and fingers with.

This mouse is a case of "just because you can, doesnt mean you should".

[roc-noK]

this mouse literally looks like an exaggeration. that is not a lightweight mouse, it is a living caricature of the light mouse gamer’s hubris.

[Sena]

This is the perfect example of why you should never stop a business idea before failing with it. I mean lets break it down, the producer of the mouse:

- Makes YOU paying 80 bucks for a full size gaming mouse from a renowned brand
- Makes YOU pay nearly 70 more bucks to buy a piece of filament that every chimpanzee can print perfectly on an Ender 3 with filamentcost of ~10 cents and 2 screwdrivers from Aliexpress for another 50 cents
- Makes YOU disassemble the 80 Bucks gaming mouse on YOUR own risk
- Makes YOU assemble the guts of said 80 bucks mouse into the piece of plastic he probably designed with AI

He maybe had around 20 tries and a few hours of work in CAD (if he did it himself) to create this "case", and thats it. Besides shipping he has no effort or cost and makes (work time for creating the design not including) probably around 95% winning on the product price.

The pinnacle of modern marketing and invest reduction, kudos Mr. producer.

[alexanders.]

Just to clarify, I love your channel. That being said, this mouse is a giant piece of expensive garbage. You gut a much better mouse to create a pos that will explode on the ground if you drop it, get crushed if you put it in a laptop bag, and you pay $70 FOR A SH*TTY PLASTIC FRAME.

[Papasot]

Ain’t no way this lil guy can survive gamer rage

[noobstoriesyoutube]

Just make sure that it doesn't somehow fall off of your desk.

[bruhbruh-hxmn]

Wow, making a comfortable razor mouse to a uncomfortable razer mouse.

[vinhsannguyen]

i have this mouse kit, and no it does not break from gripping too hard, its tougher than it looks. It actually feels nice to use on games where you need alot of consistent tracking but anything more precise like cs2 i wouldnt recommend it. Still overall cool experience and probably lifts alot of strain from your wrist

[oSilverwolfo]

Took a decent mouse, and turned it into crap. Boy that looks real comfortable too.