QPAD 8K Gaming Mouse Review

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Conclusion

Obviously buying a mouse is sometimes a hard decision, I think sometimes we look so far into the quality of the sensor, simply looking at what mouse has the most DPI. The interesting thing about the QPAD 8K is that it boasts a huge CPI but I don’t think that is why the QPAD 8K really made smile. When I looked past the specifications and just got down to using the mouse, it feels great in the hand and was one of the most ergonomic yet functional mice I’ve ever tested, this fact alone broke it apart from the rest of high end gaming mice that can sometimes become uncomfortable after hours of use. Aesthetically it’s a gorgeous mouse that looks superb, I love clean mice with just a few details. The selling point for the 8K comes into play when you play around with the software which enables you to change the colour of the scroll wheel and logo to almost any colour.

If you are an aggressive claw player who loves Zowie, and Steelseries. I suggest you stick with those brands, but if you are looking for a serious mouse with a quality sensor, that’s nice to use on a day to day basis, then the QPAD 8K might be your new mouse. Every aspect of the mouse feels polished, Looking at the synthetic benchmarks the mouse tracked well and produced a low amount of jitter throughout the various tests, so the sensor is good, when coupled with the huge polling rate you get an awesome experience. I really couldn’t find much I disliked about the mouse, it’s got all the makings of a great gaming mouse. Great build quality, and another example that QPAD makes awesome products. I will note that this is an incredibly premium product at the higher end of the mice market in terms of cost, but its worth every penny.

Today the QPAD 8K is picking up a gold award for simply being one of the best mice I’ve had the pleasure of both reviewing and using. It has earnt its place amongst my favorite all time products.