In this video I’m testing the G-Wolves VUK (Buck), one of their newest drops, and yeah—G-Wolves is truly innovating here. I go through the unboxing first, and like usual they absolutely load you up: carrying case, two USB cables, 4K dongle, extra skates, grip tape, arm sleeves, and even shaping foam. The mouse comes in black or white and starts at $159, which is a hefty price tag in my opinion, but it balances out a bit when you consider how many extras you’re getting compared to other mice that cost more and include less. The main headline feature is the dual 3950 sensor setup, where you can pick between a higher sensor position (top sensor) or a more traditional one (middle sensor). Both sensors worked great for me—I updated the mouse right away and had zero issues. The web-based software is easy, no download needed, and you can control each sensor independently (polling, DPI setups, etc.), plus battery and the SDPT switch toggle. For the rest of the mouse: super low click height with tons of finger room, no double-clicking, nice side buttons, and a tactile scroll wheel. There’s no coating, so I’d recommend using grips. It’s a full-size, hole-less shell with a golf ball texture, solid build, and it’s insanely light at 36g with full-size skates. I mostly stuck to the traditional sensor, but if you want a full-size option with dual sensors at 36g, it’s hard to beat.