In this video I review and tear down the EWEADN S7, which is basically a GPX Superlight 2 clone for around $54 with “latest specs” like 8K polling and a big 800mAh battery. I go through the unboxing, accessories (grips, extra PTFE skates, Type‑C cable, and the 8K dongle), and my first impressions after using it for two days. Shape-wise, it’s extremely close to the Superlight—if I close my eyes it legit feels like a GPX in-hand—though the front is a bit lower and the side grooves are slightly different. I break down the weight, build, coating, skates, clicks, and scroll. The build integrity is a straight 10/10 with no creaks and perfect balance, and the coating is grippy but shows fingerprints like crazy (I’d consider the pink/white if that bothers you). The black PTFE skates are large but kind of thin/mediocre and a bit scratchy on my Artisan pad. Inside, you’re getting a 3950 sensor and a PAR2862 MCU, and performance is solid—no tracking issues, low-feeling click delay, and it held up in Fortnite and Valorant. My main complaints are the heavy battery (it’s literally 14g) and the skates; overall it’s still a great budget GPX-style mouse, but I’d personally point most people to the lighter S7 Pro instead of the Ultra.