I used this on my gaming PC to test this against the other Pwnage mice that I use on a regular basis (basically every day) and found that it is a great mouse with a bit of a drawback. This mouse just doesnt have the wonderful ergonomics that the other mice in the lineup do. I understand that its ambidextrous but I feel like it would have just been better to make a left handed version for people who are left handed. This mouse having buttons on both sides meant that I was likely to push the buttons on the right side of the mouse accidentally while using it with my right hand. For FPS games this is a disaster when you all the sudden use a power-up or try to do a melee or toss equipment when not meaning to. Timing is a big factor in those games. Overall I didnt do so well in games with this mouse the way I do with the other mice from the lineup.

I use a Glorious gaming mouse as my primary mouse. My only complaint is that I dont own the wireless version. I tried out this pwnage mouse in hopes that it would be everything I like plus the wireless aspect. In terms of customization, weight, accuracy, and feel, everything is very similar to my glorious mouse. I love it. It has a nice grip, its very lightweight, and I can make the rgb pink. I fully charged the mouse and was gaming away until I hit about day 3 and the battery had to be recharged. Asking around my gaming group and reading online, 3 days is not very long for a wireless mouse at all. I really wish that the battery lasted longer on this mouse, but as it is I would rather deal with a cord and not have to worry about charging my mouse every 3 days. I am back to using my glorious mouse.

The Ambi wireless is wonderfully customizable. The overall design is really nice for with left or right handers. It can be a challenge to find a mouse that is comfortable for more than one person, especially when they use opposite hands. The sensor position is customizable, which is a first and I have never payed a whole lot of attention to the position of the sensor before. There is a lot of preference depending on what the mouse is used for and who is using it. I found it was a little more comfortable slightly more forward than half way, but I am still experimenting with it. They really should have used Allen or Torx for the sensor screws. The Philips look a little cheap and with everything else right Pwnage did with this mouse it is kind of surprising. The DPI is easily set without the software by the top button. I havent ever hit it on accident. The software is not available for Mac, which is unfortunate, but the settings can be saved to the mouse itself. The battery life is kind of poor. It needs to be charged every week with a fe hours a day of use. The smaller battery makes this a very fairly light mouse though. The lighting on the wheel notifies the user whether the mouse needs to be charged, or is charging. This is a simple feature that isnt in enough mice. The provided cable is very pleasant to use and its pliability doesnt interfere with the use at all. Inside the body of the mouse is a little compartment for the wireless dongle. I have had zero issues with lag or connectivity while using it via bluetooth. The shape is good for left or right hands. The hex shell adds a little style and takes a few grams off the weight. The glow through from the scroll wheel is pleasant and not overdone. The back shell pops off easily, the button shell is slightly more tricky but it can be done without tools and is one plastic snap lock. It comes with plenty of extra shell parts, a screwdriver, extra side buttons, slide pads, USB-A to USB-C adapter, and the cable. I am pretty impressed with this mouse. It is very customizable and have had no issues except for a shorter than preferred battery life. Charging notification and the included cable really make this a non issue. I am excited to try the asymmetric version. The price seems right overall; it lacks bluetooth but the rest of the features make up for it in price.

The ability to enable or disable the side buttons is just as awesome as being able to change the panel colors of the whole mouse and whether you want full, partial or no honeycomb, ability to move the laser on the bottom, change the depth of mouse button clicks, etc. The mouse wheel color reflects the dpi speed you have it set to. Tracking is smooth had has had no issues with any mousepads I’ve tried. The software looks a little plain, but thats deceiving because it does its job as it’s supposed to without having to be overly fancy, so no complaints there! Definitely worth it for the price compared to other mice that dont offer as much customization.

A new gaming mouse company is arriving every day lately, and so many of them claim to make an ambidextrous mouse, but they really only cater to the right-handed. They seem to be a little embarrassed about it too, look at the pictures. Close-ups on those right-hand-only buttons but no pictures of the depressingly blank opposite side. So when PWNAGE came out with the Ultra Custom Symm, I was a bit vocal. It is frustrating when there are so few true symmetrical mice available let alone wireless ones. Then I found out about the PWNAGE Ultra Custom Ambi, and I had to have one for my collection. Overall it is similar in shape to the GPW, but is a bit smaller. The DPI button is up top behind the scroll wheel. The power button is confusing at first since it has 3 options, off, power with RGB on the scroll wheel only, which indicates the DPI level, and power with full RGB. The right and left mouse buttons work great with no notable slop. The scroll wheel is functional, nothing to get excited about and the side buttons are well-placed. Weight is slightly less than the GPW. It is impressive that the Ambi feels very solid even though the removable covers and buttons are held on with tabs and magnets. Battery life lasts almost a week between charges for me, which is not bad. I’m a claw grip person, so the honeycomb shell doesn’t both me. The software for the Ambi is a small file with a straightforward interface. Switching the mouse buttons is easy, but a toggle would be nice for right and left-handed. The Ambi has a lot going for it, it is customizable by color, and even more so if you go through the PWNAGE website. Where a lot of the big names give you one or two colors and special editions for games you might not play, PWNAGE offers black and white by default and the Ambi comes in mint, red, pink, maroon noir, gold amber, and chameleon pearl or any combination of those colors if you want to customize. So, if you want a wireless mouse in a different color than black, or think the GPW is a bit too big, or are a lefty like me, or maybe share a computer with someone who is, then it is easy to recommend the Ambi.

Comparing the Ambi to a Superlight weight wise the Superlight wins in being lighter by slightly noticeable amount. Ambi comes packaged with everything you need need for a very customizable mouse. The laser tracker is moveable and the side buttons can be switched out. The palm and clicking plate are swappable. The rgb lighting can be toggled off as well to turn off the mouse the switch has to be toggled to the center. There is no noticeable DPI deviation with all settings. Clicking response is on point. Overall it recommended buy for a gaming mouse.

Pwnage Ultra Custom Ambi Wireless Gaming Mouse - Esports Pro Gamer Adjustable Sensor Position - Flawless Professional PMW3370 Optical Sensor 19,000 DPI - Custom RGB (Honeycomb Sides, Wireless, Black) A very lightweight solid performer. Ticks all the right boxes. I use it exclusively in wired mode, as all good mice should be. Very soft pliable cable stays completely out of the way in use. Excellent fit, finish, responsiveness, precise mousing heaven with this one. Been using a Roccat Burst as my daily driver for a long while, but this one easily replaces that one. I prefer lightweight and agile mice and this one fits the bill perfectly. The price is up there yes, but for reliable performance, sometimes paying the extra bucks is easily worth it. The sensor used in this one is a flawless sensor. Dont care about bells and whistles. I want agility, precision, and reliability, and this one has all that. The best mice are the ones that stay out of your mind and out of the way so you can focus on your game.

I replaced my mouse last year due to usability problems. But I was never happy with the new one because it also gave me usability problems. All of those went away when I got this mouse. It was clear that the other mice just were not accurate enough. I would click on something and nothing would happen. For example, Id click the X on a browser tab. I might have to do that six times to close the tab. Also, those mice made it hard to rouse my PC from sleep mode. Id have to click and slide for nearly a full minute sometimes. I knew this was a mouse problem because my laptop doesnt have that problem. The question though, is how do you know the next mouse you get will be accurate enough? Do you keep trying different ones until you reach an acceptable level of frustration? If youre reading this review, you have found the mouse that solves your mouse problems. This mouse doesnt use AA batteries, which means its very light. It has two modes: wireless and corded. It switches seamlesslyk between these. It needs to be charged if you use it in wireles mode, and thats easy to do by just plugging it in when you take a break or if you dont mind using it corded for a while. It has light schemes and additional covers to customize its appearance. Many gamers will appreciate that aspect. Im not a gamer, but my workstation is built to gaming specs because I do highly detailed work with many applications open simultaneously. Also, I may have dozens of browser windows and tabs open simultaneously. So when I was experiencing mouse frustration, I started looking at gaming mice. I found this one, and am very happy with it. Smooth control and accurate cursor movements help not just gamers but anybody who uses a mouse on any computer.

The shape was kinda odd at first (coming from razer viper) Tracking is good and the fact that u cam adjust the sensor placement is awesome. Yes, youll get the honeycomb and solid shell... The only thing I really dont like is the scroll wheel, its very scratchy... I dont know if its just how the way it is or its just mine...

I love the honeycomb design of this mouse. It looks sharp in any setting, even my office. The lighting is cool at first and gets even better once you play around with their downloadable software. The only caveat there is that not all colors display well, and it seems like there are really preset colors that the mouse can produce, even though the software makes it seem like you can pick from infinite colors. Still, the colors are sweet. I wish there was a way to program the scroll wheel and the rest of the mouse to be identical, but it doesnt even appear the same if you select the same RGB settings. Performance is awesome. I havent had any issues with the wireless or wired connections. They are seamless. All of the buttons work well and are programmable in the software. I love the feel of the scroll wheel and all of the buttons. Pwnage put together a nice user experience with his mouse.