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Making Stuff Together! / Re: Razer Orbweaver plug and play RP2040 MCU replacement for QMK
« Last post by sparehead1 on Tue, 11 August 2026, 11:05:06 »I'd buy 2 or 3 also if you make more 


I really hate the side-thumb button placement. It's exactly where I rest my thumb, and I keep clicking it with the edge of my thumb. It is a little too tall in the front for my hand style, and the battery didn't last even 12 hours (maybe because it wasn't fully charged?)
I am impressed by the lightness, it doesn't use batteries and is even lighter than my wired mice. Included accessories are nice, grip tape, 3x different feet types. Software works fine, lets you set DPIs so high that human hands couldn't possibly make any use of, you'd need the reactions of an insect.
Another note: I keep my hands VERY clean, and still even after less than 24hrs it already has some shine on it. Not a great sign.
[/It sounds like you bought a modern, ultra-light gaming mouse, but its shape and materials didn't suit you. Your situation is very common: manufacturers often sacrifice ergonomics and the practicality of plastic in order to reduce weight.quote]
This GB ran 18 August thru 1 September 2023. All orders were shipped within a few weeks of the GB ending, after which in-stock extras were available for purchase.They're not legit; they buried a spam link in the "quote" of the original post, which I assume to try to do some kind of SEO bull****. I reported it yesterday.
Here is the Geekhack GB thread - https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=121089.0
"The Good the Bad and the Ugly" is a great movie but a pinnacle (nadir?) of lethargy.That would be the zenith of lethargy.
The pacing is so slow by modern standards.