Hey what’s going on everybody, it’s Joseph from Screenbite, and in this video I’m finally reviewing the Finalmouse Ultralight Pro in white—a mouse I’ve been trying to get my hands on for a long time because it was sold out everywhere. I’ll be honest: I was one of the skeptics. I thought the honeycomb holes were just a gimmick, but after testing it, I can tell you it’s 100% worth it if you can actually find one. I break down the design and feel first: the honeycomb cutouts on top and bottom drop the weight to 67 grams, and you absolutely feel that the second you pick it up—it almost feels like there’s nothing in your hand. The surprising part is it still feels sturdy with no flex, no creaks, and no sensor rattle. Shape-wise it reminds me of a slightly smaller DeathAdder (one of my favorite shapes), and with my medium-large hands (19.5 x 10 cm) it fits great for hybrid palm/claw, with palm and claw working easily. Then I get into clicks, scroll wheel, side buttons, and performance. There’s no software, so you’re stuck with 400/800/1600/3200 DPI steps, but you do get the PixArt 3360 sensor with near-perfect implementation—true 1:1 tracking, no spin-outs, and it passes my tilt slam test. At $70 it’s expensive, but for me it genuinely helped me feel a little better in-game.