Wired mice are still here because a lot of you trust the sensor feel, response, and consistency more than wireless—but the cable drag is always the weak point. In this video I tested the Vaxee Oryza Mouse Bungee based on how it actually behaves on the desk, not how it looks on paper. The goal is simple: make a wired mouse feel closer to wireless without losing stability, by lifting and guiding the cable so it stops pulling, dragging, and tapping the pad during flicks and micro-corrections. On the desk, the arc-shaped tube and heavy round base aren’t decorative—they’re functional. The higher cable path creates more free space above the mousepad, so the cable touches less and friction drops, especially for low-sens FPS players on big pads. The double bearing system is the key: it rotates smoothly left and right, stays controlled, and cuts down wobble and vibration you can feel through the cable during repeated aggressive flicks. Add the tuned spring tension and a secure widened clamp, and the end result is a bungee you basically forget is there—stable base, floating cable, and more consistent movement.