In this video I’m checking out the RAWM Leviathan V4, RAWM’s newest flagship gaming mouse, and yeah—this thing is on the larger side. Shape-wise it’s comparable to the Razer VV3 Pro and that classic size Finalmouse vibe, with some more aggressive curves. Mine is the blue colorway (best of the three in my opinion), and the coating is solid in-hand with no slipping, but it does pick up fingerprints so you’ll probably want to wipe it down if that bugs you. Weight comes in around 50–52g with the full-size skates installed, but it doesn’t feel heavy—it feels more dense, and the balance is a bit back-heavy because of the bigger battery. On 4K polling I got about 5 days before charging, which is honestly really good. Build quality was top tier for me: no flex top/bottom or side-to-side, crisp TTC optical main clicks with no double-clicking, and a solid scroll wheel (a bit heavier to press). You’re getting a 3950 sensor with up to 8K polling, a Nordic 54L15 chip for stability/battery, simple web-based software, and a standard unbox with cable, dongle, and grips (the grips felt more slippery than grippy). For $85, RAWM definitely stepped it up and this can compete with the best if you want a bigger mouse.