optimum
@OptimumTechYT
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PC builder + gamer
Sydney, New South Wales
Joined May 2018
2 years in the making. the zeromouse. powered by @finalmouse and available July 6th. https://t.co/BaN5O9HgVT
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Currently in a plane over the Pacific, but just dropped this banger w @OptimumTechYT talking fingertip mice and his new zerømouse Blade 👀 https://t.co/wgd0IDopyz
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I’ll be producing all of the shells myself on the latest Formlabs printers. Video soon, these things are sick. ETA for blade has been pushed back to May-June. Thank you for your patience.
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Previously zeromouse was printed in Nylon PA12. It’s low density and prints very easily, but visually is not as refined as I’d like and is not the grippiest material (left: nylon, right: resin).
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While I wait for some parts to arrive, I’ve had some time to improve the zeromouse further. The zeromouse blade will now be printed in resin. Will be sharing more in an upcoming vid but wanted to post an update sooner.
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Been a crazy year. One last thing. Announcing the Zeromouse Blade. - powered by the new Finalmouse Falcon Module, ultra lightweight PCB - 19.7g total weight with a full sized battery - mass optimized fingertip shell - unbeatable. coming end of Q1 2025
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I may test adjusted debounce in the future, but then I need to see if it double clicks (like the Atlantis apparently does). Would also have to be a separate graph because stuff gets messy 👍
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I bought your mouse, plugged it in, and ran the tests. Just like every other mouse in that video. This is how most people use a gaming mouse. I mentioned this. I'll buy and test your new 4K model for future tests.
A large channel, Optimum Tech, covered the ULX and their XLAT tool which measures click latency. This channel shows the LAMZU Atlantis having 15ms of click latency, which we believe is not transparent on how he did the test, very possible that he didn't set debounce time to 0ms.
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New XLAT testing tool (open-source) for latency. Testing optical switch mice is a bit tricky (to find the correct wiring points), but it's super nice to have an isolated solution now.
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Played around with the new @finalmouse UltralightX this week, and soldered 15 mice to their new latency tool, XLAT. vid tomorrow, usual time 🫡
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Here's the tracking speed in real-time. By no means slow and should be enough to illustrate a difference. Yet there isn't one. Remember, this is on a 540Hz monitor, so it's going to look less noticeable at 360, 240 etc.
@LemonadeUpgrade @OptimumTechYT But again, for smooth/slow motion 2khz and over is not needed at all. The faster the motion and larger the distance covered, the easier it is to notice the difference between different polling rates. Not sure about the velocity tested in the video.
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