Probably the American engineer Douglas Engelbart, who created the world's first computer mouse in 1968, did not even suspect how his brainchild was evolving. The inventor invented a one-button device in a square wooden case on metal disks intended for movement on a surface that is connected to a computer via a wire.
But after a couple of years, the gadget received the first update, which changed its design, added buttons, and disks replaced the ball and rollers. After mechanical mice appeared optical, and even later wireless. In the end, they began to be distinguished not only by form factor and internal structure, but also by purpose - ordinary (office) and gaming. Just the second type is the A4Tech Bloody R8 optical computer mouse .Equipment
You look at the packaging and you get the feeling that something really worthwhile lies inside. A cardboard box resembles a book, primarily because it also opens. It is made mainly in gray and black. The front side of the “book” is decorated with the image of the manipulator and the Bloody brand logo in the form of a bloody right five. And it can be seen around the perimeter of the box. All other information, which, probably, more than in the instructions, relates to the advantages of the gadget, but more on that later.
The mouse lies in a red plastic tray. There you can also find a USB cable for charging, a nano-receiver, a USB extension cable, stickers in the form of the Bloody logo and instructions for the A4Tech Bloody R8, in which there is not a word in Russian. Although this is not so important, because all the useful information is on the package.Design
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In addition to the main three buttons, the mouse has an additional two under the thumb and three under the wheel. Their purpose is to switch between modes that are configured in a special program. There is also a resolution control for the sensor, for this you need to quickly double-click to make the wheel blink, after which, rotating it, you can proceed to the settings. True, the software responsible for most of the settings is often updated, and the key assignment changes with it. However, they can always be reconfigured.
All this is done not just like that, but only for the convenience of users. This is evidenced by flexible configuration, and the correct form of the device, and high-quality materials used in its manufacture. The hand does not get tired, judging by the reviews, even after hours of working with the mouse.
Features and Features
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The program would not be so interesting if it was intended only to configure and expand the functionality of the mouse. No, it’s more interesting that it is able to work with four modes, which are also called cores (Core). Each of them is suitable for certain needs, and some offer additional opportunities.How it works?
Very simple. The A4Tech Bloody R8 gaming mouse can adapt to several types of games. For example, Core 1 is more suitable for real-time strategies and first-person games. Moreover, the reaction to pressing a button is the fastest. Here you can configure the key assignment, sensitivity and response time.
The second core (Core 2) has a narrower specialization. Rather, the general settings are the same, but a new Guns tab is added. For fans of regular FPS shooters, this is the most suitable mode. We are talking about three keys located under the A4Tech Bloody R8 mouse wheel - 1, N and 3, which are tied to the left button. Thus, one press of it will be done one, two and a series of three shots, respectively. Judging by the reviews, even snipers are satisfied, because they can change the CPI indicator so that it is easier to aim.
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