Ultralight 2 - Cape Town

This mouse is made for fingertip/claw grip users with small hands. 18cm-16cm hands will be an great fit for this mouse (my hands are 17cm and I fingertip grip). It weighs 47 grams absolute feather micro adjustments are easy to make. Its especially great for 400 dpi aimers who use their forearm to aim like me. The clicks (also the side buttons) are light and crisp with the side buttons having a little post travel. I have a mouse bungee but, its not required with this paracord. The shape is an ambidextrous shape but I use fingertip grip and the mouse is so small that its almost irrelevant in my opinion. I do prefer the shape over my old mouse the g203.The infinity skins are great just dont keep reapplying the skins because the adhesive will deteriorate and they also collect stains easily even from oils from your fingers. I do recommend adjusting to the size of the mouse as smaller mice are easier to aim with.

First off I’ve been gaming on PC for almost a year March 2022 will be a year. I used a nice Logitech mouse with weight, was also pricey, built really good. Played Rust mostly then COD Warzone. I thought it was me just not really good at using the mouse but once I switched to this one I noticed a huge improvement. I was going a lot better then I was before I think less weight makes all the difference.The only con is that is expensive, I’ve taken it apart there isn’t much tech inside so it’s nothing truly special from what I saw. If you can find a similar style mouse with the same weight for less I’d go that route.Overall not a horrible mouse(actually great) but horribly price to say the lease.

I will say that the mouse was definitely overpriced for the fact that there isn’t much to this mouse but I will say I will be getting my money’s cuz this mouse is pretty nice so far it glides so well I feel like the mouse catches everything I do accurately plus it’s super lightweight. Also I will say this mouse is really for ppl with small hands or ppl who like claw or finger tip grip but if u palm grip and ur hands are to big you will hate this mouse. Now for the infinity skins I personally think that if I was able to put one the of the back skins on this mouse would be perfect and there are ways to do it but I’m lazy but skins do have reliable grip for the mouse incase you have sweaty hands.

As an avid CSGO player, I've gone through many mice. Both wired and wireless. (Deathadder Chroma, G403 Prodigy, Zowie Ec2/Ec2a, Basilisk, Logitech G Pro Wireless, Logitech Superlight, Viper mini, Viper Ultimate, alot more) Now to answer the question. (THIS MOUSE IS VERY SMALL, IF YOUR HAND FEELS TIGHT WITH A MEDIUM PLASTIC GLOVE, OR YOUR HAND CAN FIT IN A LARGE PLASTIC GLOVE, THEN DON'T BUY THIS MOUSE, THIS MOUSE IS EXTREMELY UNCOMFORTABLE FOR LARGE HANDS)The Ultralight 2 Cape Town is a great gaming mouse, it offers a weight of 47 grams without the wire (paracorded), and has a very stable 500hz polling rate. (You can change the polling rate with a software called DM1 ProS, but keep in mind changing settings on the mouse may void warranty) The Pixart PWM3360 is an amazing sensor. And the stock mouse feet are better than most brands, but I would recommend replacing them with aftermarket feet. The cable isn't as bad as Logitech's or Razer's but I would still recommend to paracord it, and my mouse cable looked worn out when I unboxed it for the first time. The structure of the mouse feels a little frail, but considering all the holes, it makes sense why it doesn't feel as sturdy. The buttons/switches are nice and responsive, but if you want a more luxurious feel or sound, you can opt to change those out as well, through aftermarket parts. The scroll wheel feels alright, but mine came a little greyed out. The INFINITY SKINS are ok, I would've wanted them without the hole indents, maybe lines for a bit more grip, but the skins make the mouse look bad, and add another 5-10 grams or so. I do not recommend using the Infinity Skins.Is it a worth buy?If you want a super ultra light wired mouse, with a big name to back it up? YesIf you just want a fairly light, or really light mouse, then No, there are other mice like that, Razer Viper mini, or Glorious Model O Minus.If you solely want this mouse for the purpose of owning a Final Mouse? SureUlitmately though, I would suggest buying one used from reddit or local. But if you want a product new, and since it isn't being made anymore, then yes buy from Amazon.

Okay so first of all let me just say that I own almost every mouse and this is hands down the best build and best performing mouse in the collection. At 49 grams it’s unreal, I can even notice the difference between the Model O- and G wolves - Hati. The M1 and M2 are one of a kind aswell. Such a purely alpha mouse. I never review products because I feel that everybody is different. But the Finalmouse Ultra Light 2 is truly a work of engineering art and a marvel to anybody. Complete and utter shame they stopped making these mice: greatest of all time. End note: Skates are perfect, size perfect, weight perfect, ascetically beautiful. An absolute pleasure to game with. Will buy the next drop regardless of what it is because of this singular device. Shoot for the stars. - milkymodi

Its really overreacted mouse, sure its lightweight has some nice gimmick, but really just a basic mouse with no customization what so ever at its core.I believe the execution could've been better.

I first heard about this mouse when they first announced it. I knew a lot of people were big fans of its’ predecessor finalmouse which was the Ninja Air 58. This mouse is lightweight (47g) and it definitely feels like it. I play Fortnite “competitively” and the game is very fast paced considering the building on top of gun fights. If you do use this mouse this mouse is more for “fingertip” players as oppose to “palm” players. This mouse gets a high recommendation from me. The mouse 1 and 2 clicks are great as well as the side thumb buttons. Very crisp and clean and responsive. Mouse wheel also feels good. Everything here is really top quality.