MSI Clutch GM41 Lightweight V2 Gaming Mouse schwarz, USB

Wer meinen Sonntags-Unboxing-Artikel zu den beiden MSI Monitoren gesehen hat, der weiß schon was heute kommt. Wir schauen uns mal die zwei eineiigen Zwillinge an. MSI hat den Zug der ultraleichten Gaming-Mäuse nicht verpasst und ebenfalls zwei Derivate auf den Markt gebracht. Die MSI Glutch GM41 Lightweight V2 (that’s a mouth full) und die MSI Glutch GM41 Lightweight Wireless. Ich liebe diese leidlich auszusprechenden Namen. Ihr etwa nicht? Spaß bei Seite und los geht’s…

Die MSI Clutch GM41 Lightweight reiht sich erfolgreich in die Riege der superleichten Gaming-Mäuse ein, ohne dabei den einen oder anderen mit einem umstrittenen Loch-Design abzuschrecken. Durch ihr leichtes Gewicht, die griffigen Seitenflächen und Teflon-Füße liegt sie zudem gut in der Hand und ermöglicht schnelle, ungehinderte Bewegungen. Alles in allem handelt es sich hierbei um eine rundum solide Gaming-Maus mit „Lightweight“-Kernfeature.

Leichte Mäuse liegen voll im Trend - und auch MSI will ein entsprechendes Modell anbieten. Die neue GM41 Lightweight wiegt nur 65 g. Trotzdem muss weder auf eine geschlossene Griffschale noch auf einen High-End-Sensor verzichtet werden.

If you saw my Sunday unboxing article about the two MSI monitors, you already know what’s coming today. Let’s take a look at the two identical twins. MSI has not missed the ultra-light gaming mouse bandwagon and has also launched two derivatives. The MSI Glutch GM41 Lightweight V2 (that’s a mouthful) and the MSI Glutch GM41 Lightweight Wireless. I love these sorry to pronounce names. Don’t you? Jokes aside and here we go….

With the Clutch GM41 Lightweight, MSI enters the lightweight gaming mouse market: At just 67 g, but without holes, the GM41 is indeed lightweight. PixArt's PMW3389, Omron switches rated for 60 million clicks, and pure PTFE feet round things off.

The MSI Clutch GM41 Lightweight Wireless mouse is certainly worthy of consideration. It is comfortable and extremely lightweight. The Omron 60M switches feel fantastic, and there is zero noticeable lag from the PixArt PAW-3370 Optical Sensor. The battery life lasted well past the rated 80 hours and within one hour of charging reached the 84% battery life displayed in the above image. MSI’s Dragon Center software is one of those programs that you either love or hate. With that said, it is an intuitive, easy-to-use program that is highly functional and the extreme level of adjustment that MSI provides is fantastic. Retailing from $84.99-$95 (MSI hopes the price drops when more stock is available), the GM41 Wireless costs considerably less than similar products like the Razer Viper Ultimate, Razer DeathAdder V2 Pro, and Logitech G Pro X Superlight Wireless. With the features presented above and the very reasonable price tag, we find the MSI Clutch GM41 Lightweight Wireless gaming mouse to be a great value. For this reason, it receives the Overclockers.com Seal of Approval.

The battle for lightweight supremacy has been crazy this last year or so, with every brand trying to outmanoeuvre each other. The new generation of lighter gaming mice is proving a smash hit with gamers worldwide, especially in competitive gaming. Promising to be more nimble, more responsive, and even helping to reduce fatigue; they’ve certainly got a lot of appeal. FPS gamers can benefit from being able to make small twitchy movements more accurately, and lazy at home gamers like myself can just enjoy the ease of movement while working from home or playing ESO; there’s something here for everyone.