Testing

After playing with the software, I decided it was time to get to get to seeing how well the Vintorez worked in games.

Up first is a game that I am currently playing through co-op with fellow writer Dan, Dead Island. While it may seem a bit out of the ordinary, it is a game that at least for keyboard and mouse users means a lot of sweeping and clicking. Lots and lots of clicking.

Despite its age, Dead Island is still a very pretty game, but one that requires a lot from mouse buttons. I am pleased to say that during a long gaming session the Vintorez had no issues.

Next up was one my preferred FPS games Counter Strike, another game that can ask a lot of mice. Once again, even after a long session the Vintorez held up surprisingly well.

The left and right mouse buttons are exceptionally clicky and compared to other mice I have tried have a very short travel on the two main buttons. The scroll wheel is quite the opposite and is very soft, which may lead to the occasional over scrolling but this was not a problem for myself.

The shape of the Vintorez may be a bit annoying for those who sweep and lift, as it requires a fairly firm grip to lift the mouse and in my testing sometimes meant accidental presses of the side buttons.

Even after playing numerous other games, the Vintorez never became uncomfortable, despite its sharp shell.