The first (good) modular gaming mouse.

One mouse, thousands of possibilities. This is the Orbital Pathfinder.

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[zkshulgin]

It's not the first modular gaming mouse — the Mad Catz R.A.T beat it to the punch by quite a few years! That mouse did have its fair share of issues though! Edit: he changed the title so my comment is pointless now!

[shrtrnd]

Orbital offering free DLCs for your mouse while Logitech is thinking of offering a paid subscription lol

[hlee-kr]

Im hoping these guys can be the Wooting of gaming mice. A great concept executed at a high level while being well connected with its community

[KilIlugh]

For a prototype, I’m surprised with how clean and good it already looks, first mouse I’ve been excited for in some time.

[starman]

i feel like this is a cool idea for like a micro center or any pc store that let you choose your first mice so you know what shape do you like

[leoneedr]

the moment i saw the announcement this morning, i KNEW there will be a video of yours about it, it seems like such a you kinda thing to check out haha, great vid <3

[Casperr]

"I know there's a lot of YOU out there" as if he's not showing the exact same thing in his own collection at that moment 😅

[bloodragon]

This is really really cool. I've legit always wanted something like this

[kasper_]

This is such a sick idea! I love this concept. I already have a mouse that fits my hand size and grip style pretty much perfectly (G Pro Wireless; I wish the Superlight shape was the same as the OG GPW, but I tried both out in person and they're slightly different. The GPW fit my hand better.), but for those who haven't found their perfect fit yet, this is an awesome option without spending a ton of money on several different mice.

Also, for the people saying that the Mad Catz R.A.T. was the first modular mouse, that's technically true, but it still had a very specific/unique base shape to the frame that couldn't really be changed much. This new product gives you almost complete free reign over the shape of the ENTIRE mouse (minus the front where the triggers are), and that's epic!!

[joaooliveirarocha]

Looks great, but when I saw the title I was hoping "modules" also meant parts with buttons like picking a thumb part with 9-12 buttons vs just back+forward buttons vs clean panel on the side. Still a good idea

[ShaXCwalk]

I think the first one was from MadCatz :D But this looks pretty cool!

[ataecee]

You know it's been a good one when Ali posts twice a week!

[BUCCIMAIN]

This is a very exciting product and I'm hyped to see what it will look like in a few years! It already seems well made and the rail system sounds future proof for new parts. I'm not personally going to buy it as I have no money but maybe in a year or two I might give it a look.

[mviceva]

Can’t wait for the market to welcome stuff like this just like it did with custom keyboards

[cantgameright]

OH MAN! this is awesome. I 100% need this.

[Bassnova]

I can definitely see this as the go to daily driver or long time sessions given the greater focus on the comfort

[Somtric]

Looks pretty good. I think Finalmouse is about to come out with something similar, that's just my guess, but we'll know the 8th of october.

[AxleLotl]

This is super intriguing.
I've often wondered if a company would ever have a customisable click feature for the LMB/RMB, which changes the weight and tangibility of the click to suit certain grips and gaming titles.

[advancegeo]

i firmly believe shape is the most important thing when it comes to mice with sensor polling and placement coming right in second and third you can have all the polling rate and weight savings in the world but if it isnt nice to hold then its meaningless.

[luca-cvlj]

this isnt rly relavent to the video but ive just discoverd your channel like 3 weeks ago, love the content and espacialy the small formfactor pcs keep up the good work man (i might also be getting a t1)