Usage & Final Thoughts
So I’ve been using the Flick2 for a couple of weeks now and I really like it. I am using it on my main PC so it has not only been used for gaming, but general computer tasks as well. One thing I really noticed about this mouse was the grip. I felt most comfortable using the mouse holding it with my thumb and little finger. Typically I need to use more of a palm grip, but I felt very confident moving the mouse with just those two fingers.
As far as gaming I played mostly FPS titles like the Battlefield V Beta, Overwatch, and Fortnite. The mouse performed really well, it is no surprise so many companies are using the Pixart 3360 12000 DPI optical sensor in their gaming mice. You have the ability to select finely tune the DPI in increments of 100 all the way up to 12000 DPI. The OMRON switches used on the mouse are good and you know they are going to last a long time.
The FNATIC OP software is great and I really like that it is not overly complicated. The first time I used it I was easily able to find all of the settings and I wasn’t left looking for something. There is something to be said for good gaming software that actually works and that’s what you have with the FNATIC OP software. The scroll wheel and FNATIC logo on the side of the mouse light up with RGB lighting. There are also white indication LEDs on the mouse to let you know which profile you have enabled. With so much RGB going on these days it is nice to see a mouse that has more subtle RGB lighting.
Right now the Flick2 is selling at our favorite online retailer for $59.99 and based on the quality and performance of this mouse that is a price you can’t argue with. Overall ThinkComputers gives the FNATIC Flick2 Gaming Mouse a 10 out of 10 score and our Recommended Award!
Pros:
– Simple, yet effective design
– Pixart 3360 sensor and OMRON switches
– Easy to use software
– No overdone RGB
Cons:
– None that we found
