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The YouTube video discusses the Sora version 2 mouse, emphasizing improvements in design and performance over the previous version. The mouse received positive feedback for its clicks, side buttons, and build quality, while also addressing comfort concerns from the earlier model. The components like the Nordic MCU and Pixart 3395 were noted for respectable performance. The speaker also highlighted issues with standard deviation and mouse motion inconsistencies, which were improved in the Sora version 2 firmware. The anticipation for a 4K dongle was mentioned, along with the preferred polling rate settings. Overall, the speaker had a good experience with the Sora version 2, especially for aggressive claw grip users. The video hinted at future 4K and 8K solutions and promised to share results on social media.
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In this segment of the video, the YouTuber discusses the Sora version 2 mouse. They highlight that despite initial lack of excitement, the mouse turned out to be a positive surprise. The YouTuber praises the fantastic clicks, side buttons, and build quality of the mouse, with no significant quality issues. Changes in shape and hump design in version 2 made the mouse more comfortable, reducing wrist pains experienced with version 1. They mention the weight of 40g might be considered too light for some users. The performance of the Sora version 2 components, including the Nordic MCU and Pixart 3395, is noted to be respectable, with competitive click latency. The YouTuber mentions the mouse is suitable for aggressive claw grip, and overall, they had a good experience with the shape. Hand size and grip style will influence how different users perceive the mouse’s comfort and feel.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses issues with standard deviation and inconsistencies in mouse motion, particularly with the Razer and Sora version 2. The firmware solution and coding have been improved in the Sora version 2, making it smoother compared to the previous version. The mouse is advertised to come with a 1K dongle, but there is anticipation for the 4K dongle. The speaker mentions having issues with high polling rates in games like CS2 and prefers using a 1,000 HZ polling rate. They provide their configuration settings for the Ninjutsu Sora version 2 and note that the competitive mode affects battery life but still finds it to be their favorite ninja mouse. Additionally, the speaker hints at upcoming 4K and 8K solutions and mentions that they will share results on Twitter and YouTube.