V3 Optical Precision PC Gaming Mouse with Improved Surface Handling, Ergonomic Grip Type, 8 Fully Programmable Buttons, 16-Grade Calibration Technology, Sniper Mode (Black, Red LED)

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Brand	Bloody
Movement Detection Technology	Optical
Color	Black Body, Red LED
Number of Buttons	7
Item Dimensions LxWxH	4.88 x 1.69 x 2.64 inches

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FAST KEY RESPONSE - Our exclusive "Ahead" technology reduces key response time to 1 ms (normal time for others is 18ms)
3 SHOOTING MODES IN LEFT BUTTON - Use "1, N, 3" keys to shift the left button with 3 shooting modes., e.g. "single shot, 2x shot, and 3-burst shot” to boost up the firepower
Precise Gaming Optical Sensor - 3200 DPI / CPI – On the Fly DPI adjustment in 100 DPI increments.
Advanced custom Macros and 8 Fully programmable buttons.

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Optimal MMO (Ultra Core 4 & Macros) Simplified complex actions with just one click. 16-Grade Calibration Tech Fine-tune the focus to improve tracking. 6 Sniper Modes Instant upgrade sniping techniques by applying 6 powerful sniping modes.	No Double-Click The output is zero-bouncing, improves metal switch double-click issue. 3 Shooting Modes in Left Button Use "1, N, 3" keys to shift 3 shooting modes and boost up firepower instantly.	Gaming Precision (3200 CPI) Memory: 160K Acceleration: 30 g Max. Resolution: 3200 CPI Tracking Speed: 75 inches/sec(ips) Image Processing: 368 Mega pixels/sec Metal X' Glide Armor Boot: Over 300 Kms Button Lifetime: Over 10 million clicks Report Rate: 125~1000 Hz/sec (4-level adjustable) Type: Wired Button Numbers: 8 Cable Length: 1.8 M

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THE WORLD'S FASTEST OPTICAL GAMING ENGINE.

Bloody gaming mouse gives you the unique advantage of having the fastest gaming engine around the world. You can land more killing blows with pinpoint precision.

Power. Control. Speed. Precision.

Designed to redefine the standards of accuracy and speed, this awesome mouse engine crushes the competition. Engineered to give you the unfair advantage in intense gameplay. With Bloody devices you react faster and are always a step ahead of your opponents.

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Customer Rating	(198)	(83)	(4666)	(3063)	(25278)
Price	Unavailable	$59.99	$54.99	$112.89	$39.99
Sold By	—	A4Tech - Bloody	Glorious PC Gaming Race	Deraee Shop	Amazon.com
Color	Black Body, Red LED	SP80	Matte Black	—	Black
Item Dimensions	4.88 x 1.69 x 2.64 inches	—	5.04 x 2.6 x 1.48 inches	4.88 x 2.56 x 1.69 inches	1.57 x 2.95 x 5.2 inches
Item Weight	5.60 ounces	3.32 ounces	2.47 ounces	3.14 ounces	4.32 ounces

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Product Dimensions

4.88 x 1.69 x 2.64 inches

Item Weight

5.6 ounces

Manufacturer

A4Tech

ASIN

B0093HLP0U

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198 ratings

4.4 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank

#80,722 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)
#2,917 in PC Gaming Mice

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Date First Available

September 10, 2012

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James Russell

Low quality. Buttons stop working 3 months in

Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2019

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Like your standard gamer, when I’m not working I’m on my pc. Really enjoyed the feel of the mouse but the buttons are low quality and quit working as my video shows.

For a mouse of this cost, I expected a longer life. Rethink purchasing this mouse if you plan on a long term mouse.

5 people found this helpful

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William Luttrell

I don't think this is truly 3,200 dpi....

Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2019

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I use a G402 logitech and it has 4,000 dpi, it can read very very small interactions with my mousepad (double sided one is rough/other smooth) not cloth.

The bloodymouse V7 doesn't pick up on very small movements at all sadly, so in game its very rough to get the perfect headshot or aim-on target. I purchased one that is advertised as 12,000dpi so hopefully that will be better..

Overall it can be a good mouse if you are used to it from the beginning but knowing what a good dpi and sensitive mouse feels like really throws me off.

great software, good quality so far, and feels good in my hand.

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Meruri

Nice mouse, but had to get the mouse software somewhere else

Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2017

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I bought this mouse specifically for the it's onboard memory macro capabilities that my Logitech G602 was lacking. I had bought it originally to replace my Sentey GS-3901, only to realize that the G602 was unable to put macros on the onboard memory.

The mouse itself still fits comfortably enough in my hand despite the fact I usually just use a palm grip and the mouse has a peak in the middle. I'm using it full time for work related purposes. I noticed that the bottom pads are metal. The mouse also comes with 2 bloody hand stickers.
The placement of the 4 button is a bit inconvenient for me. I probably would've preferred the third button in the same place as the 2 buttons near the thumb rest.

Software:
The software itself was relatively simple, though it might require some playing around to understand it, since there are no software instructions.
It allows you change the LED color of the Bloody trademark on the mouse, but the LED on the scroll wheel remains red. The LED color can be set differently for each of the 7 profiles on the mouse. The colors you can choose from are pretty much limitless since it's done through a RGB color picker. It seems the profiles on the mouse can be disabled or enabled only in sequential order. If you try to reset the profiles, do note it will reset all of the profiles created on the mouse. You can set to the buttons keyboard keys/macros/sniper rifle settings.

The CPI, Report Rate, and key response can be customized. You can also calibrate your mouse to the surface you're using it on.

You can also create macro settings that be created,saved, and loaded from your computer to your mouse. There seems to be multiple views, I've only stuck to Oscar II view to do some multiple keyboard actions consecutively. The interface is sort of intuitive and also sort of not, but it does the job.

There are some other stuff to the software, but I haven't checked them out so I can't say much about it.

Features( * to indicate that it can be customized)
Left click
*Right click (none,keyboard, mouse, sniper)
*Two buttons on the right that you can click with your thumb. (none,keyboard, mouse, office hot keys, multi media hot keys, CPI, rifle)
*Middle click on the scroll (none,keyboard, mouse, multi media hot keys)
*Scroll up and down (none,keyboard, mouse, multi media hot keys, office hot keys)
*There's a trigger for 1 and n where you push up or down (none,keyboard, mouse, multi media hot keys,office hot keys, CPI)
The 3 button is used only for switching mouse profiles
*The 4 button (none,keyboard, mouse, multi media hot keys,office hot keys, CPI)

Problems:
Downloading the driver to customize the mouse could not be downloaded from the official site. I had to find mirrors of a slightly older version of the software for the mouse from elsewhere. I'm guessing the download servers for the drivers are really far or there's something else wrong with the site. The problem with using mirrors is the risk that I still can't tell if the download is trustworthy even after I did a virus scan.

3 people found this helpful

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Christopher

Decent for a cheap mouse

Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2019

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Mouse works fine, all the buttons work as described my huge huge huge issue with this mouse is that it randomly will decide to change either DPI or Sensitivity settings at random and there is no way to quickly change them back since there is no dpi button on the mouse and the software is well..... awful.

If you don't mind your sensitivity/dpi randomly changing then by all means get this mouse because everything else works. If you expect to move your mouse and each time you do to get the same response then this mouse is definitely NOT for you.

Final thoughts, going to return it for a mouse that works.

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Bao Le

The A4Tech Bloody V8MA is a good mouse. I previously owned an old Dell mouse ...

Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2016

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The A4Tech Bloody V8MA is a good mouse. I previously owned an old Dell mouse that you can at any work places. The bloody V8MA is about same size which is perfect for me. I have purchased a few mouses in the past, and they did not fit my hand, so I end up witch back to the Dell mouse. This A4Tech Bloody is a perfect upgrade for me, and it helps me save some time on video editing.
About the build-in macro, it was a good one. To use its ultimate macro, you need to activate the Bloody software. If it is not activated, you can only use single click, double clicks, and triple clicks for 3 buttons 1, n, and 3 (you can see the picture).
I would recommend this product because of the price and quality.

2 people found this helpful

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Richard Elliott

Great Mouse

Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2021

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This seller was great to work with. They were going above and beyond to help with an issue that was solved because I was using software installed earlier this year, and thought it was up to date. I installed the newest version [2 months old] and the issue was fixed.
Would highly recommend buying from them!!
They were Great!!!

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Amazon Customer

Needs more cowbell

Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2017

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I have to agree with Joss on this point: It's a great left handed mouse. Fits my left hand like a glove, super comfortable.. however, for the right hand it feels like most mice do for left handers. It's just off. Great for lefties though, i would suppose.

My other complaint is the very powerful, it seems, macro features.. all of which come with zero documentation on how to use them. Clicking the "manual" button does nothing and there is no manual to be found on their website or anywhere else. I'm sure the macros and the "sniper" and "headshot" modes are great, but without documentation on how to set them up, it's just frustrating.

I'm also disappointed that the button assignments are limited. Want to assign your scoll wheel to DPI changes? Sorry, can't...

It seems like a nice mouse with some good features, it just needs some tuning and a lot more documentation.

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Josh D

Great so far

Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2019

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I've only had it for a couple week or two, but everything feels great, its a different shape then my old mouse so i'm just getting use to it. The bloody mouse software is a little confusing, but you get use to it. Mouse glides across the pad really nice and you can program the buttons to almost anything you want. I'll update more later when I've had more time with it!

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Fence

The real deal.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 21, 2016

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The V8MA (M for metal feet, A for Activated) is a no-brainer amongst the current choices for Bloody mice.
After receiving my mouse, I immediately bought another one for a spare. That's how impressed I was.

I have had no issues changing from my old Logitech G502 to this mouse.
It has to be said that an immediate comparison makes this mouse feel cheaper, it is a lot lighter and took a bit of getting used to.

The fact that this version is pre-activated makes this mouse THE choice.
The macro software is superb and macros are stored on the mouse so the software does not need to be running all of the time.
In comparison to the Logitech software, the Bloody software wins hands down.
Logitech software is far too restrictive on how it allows you to have your mouse programmed.
There are no such restrictions with the V8MA and macro'ing is a dream.

For FPS games, this thing is the real deal.

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