Hi Honda fit folks,
This is from the post yesterday now with a video of what’s happening. I have owned a 2007 JDM 1.3L auto Honda fit for about 2 months. Currently has just over 100k kms.
The car is in pretty good shape and has no rust and passed the inspection with flying colours I've noticed when accelerating especially with the foot down a little harder, it often stutters on acceleration and will level out after about 10km/h. I have been searching for answers however mostly what I'm finding is people are having this issue while driving over 50+Km/h.
Im wondering if the car is simply under powered and struggles to get going or if I should be looking into either cvs, spark plugs, coils, or rims and tires. I have checked all the tires and have had 3 different sets on.
Each of them seem to have the same issue however the 205/5516 have less stutter on accel. Does the CVT have a computer that can be reset with disconnecting the battery? Any help is appreciated:

As great and iconic as it is, LMoP is filled to the brim with forgettable and weak Bosses. I want to share with you my King Grol: an intimidating Bugbear who fancies the myth of human kings and kingdoms - their chivalry, the jousting, the mannerism - but will surely show his true colors when the players will prove to be a tough bone to chew. I hope you'll find more memorable and challenging. (In this post you'll find different statblocks options - for parties of 4, 5 and 6 adventurers)

Table of Contents.

1. Roleplaying as the King
2. Running the Encounter
3. Stat-Block
4. Fighting as the Warrior

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1. Roleplaying as the King.

1.1 The brute becomes the King. In our story Grol is an old Bugbear who's personality got forged by iron, dirt and blood through countless battles. He was but a brute in his youth, charging head-first in any opponent. But that was many years ago. He survived too many battlefields to count, getting both to know and to slain powerful warriors he couldn't help but admire - their immovable spirits, their skills, their eyes burning even in the face of death. He was growing older, wiser.
Now, chivalry wasn't just a human word to him. It was a renowed concept that perfectly embodied what a warrior should've been on the battlefield. A warrior that defeats his opponents. Because killing someone doesn't make you powerful enough to take their life, but too weak to break their spirit. Only then people will follow you on the battlefield. Not because they're paid mercenaries, not because they fear your menaces - they'll follow you out of free will, because they trust they'll win at your side.
Years passes and his Cragmaw army seized the control of the Neverwinter forest, many were starting to address him as King of those places. And Grol knew the stories. Kings lived in castles - not in caves.
Thus, King Grol was born. His goblinoids could live happily in his territories, working at his castle even. Food would've been gived to all his underlings, not raw meat like the beasts' eat but properly cooked by capable goblins. Games would've been held like in coliseums of the big cities - and only treachery was not tolerated.

1.2 King Grol's Personality. As you can see Grol's POV is a bit twisted, he tries his best to impersonate what he thinks a King is - a Tyrant who's deeds are justified by the fear his underlings have and who's properties are just means to show other's your status... As such, we'll divide his persolanity in three layers.

At first, anyone would think of a just and chivalrous Warrior-King. King Grol will talk as a righteous creature, respecting the law and praising act of heroism and courage. He'll talk about his strenght and how he's not afraid of the players. He inspires trust and respect, especially when compared to the rest of the Bugbears.
On a second glance, loosing his cool may cause holes in this facade. King Grol wil stumble with his word - while keeping a deep and calm voice - he'll start looking more and more as an actor reading a script. Don't make this enough to let the player instantly-distrust him - but this sould raise some eyebrows. Once he starts acting like this, he can regain his composure if the situation goes beck in his favour and regains his composure.
In reality, Grol fears death most of anything else and will use sly tricks to kill the players. In the face of death, King Grol will drop the masquerade - starting to make some grammar errors (stereotypical golbinoi talking in common) and insulting the players. Calling them dumb, vile for attacking him, and unable to see the grandness of his kingdom - and will use all his means to make the fight the most uneven for them. Like Goblin summoned from everywhere with arrows pointed at the players.

2. Running the Encounter

The Players Arrive. Upon arriving at Cragmaw Castle, King Grol will be in his chambers talking to Vierith. Here, two human females are kept as his harem. One of wich is absolutely terrified and disgusted by the bugbear and only seeks an opportunity to escape - the other sees Grol as a necessary evil in order to still benefit of his protection from golbinoids raids to her nearby village. In this moment, King Grol has absolutely no interest in the Players and won't exit his room. He fears the SPider is using him, and his goal now is understanding what's about the Rockseeker dwarf and how worth this "map" is. In order to make sure he's getting the right amount of money from all of this.
Enter King Grol. If the players reach his room, or if a fight is going on just behind the door, King Grol will step in.
"Good day, guests." He sais, slightly annoyed but condescending. "I see you're... Having fun... Visiting my kingdom." King Grol mutters while looking at his surroundings. "But you see. A King's life is a busy one... We must arrange a meeting for another time. Understood?"
(If the players reply to provoke him, he's unfazed) "You seem no stranger to fights and combat, but you should know your limits." He looks at you, all of you. Your weapons, your armour, your stance. Then shakes his head. "I have no interest in killing you - Oh. don't look at me like that. You would die if we fight now." (Continue from here, or start here if the players accepted to arrange the meeting.) "But... You came all the way here. And you killed many of my people." He squint his eyes. "I should punish you for this, take your lives. But you seem able to fight, you picked my interest." He looks again at your gear, than at the floors and walls of the castle. "You won't die now. We're going to have a grand event - a battle - tonight, at midnight." The golbins around start muttering in excitement. "All of you, against me." He opens his arms and smiles a little. "You can rest in our chambers in the meantime, you'll partake to a banquet before the fight and eat to your heart's content - you'll die fighting with all yoour strenght, with your soult at peace." "Picked your interest?" (If they refuse, he insists to fight them at their peak. But if they insult him too much, he'll fight right away)
Midnight's Event. If the players accept, they can sleep in the castle. The golbins will escort them, they won't be ambushed or anything. They can have their Long Rest before the dinner. The food is oddly good and in striking contrast with the surrounding, some golbin will ask if they want their weapons to be polished - and will do that with good care. King Grol will punish any goblinoid who disobeys him.
King Grol will sit in front of them and dine together. "I hope you're enjoying our cares, I want you to die with no regrets... But before that. I have something to ask."
The players will then have a conversation with him, about Gundren. The mine. Even Venomfang. King Grol knows little to nothing about any of this and is eager to know what the players may have already discovered - even unintentionally revealing some minor plot points. (This is a prime situation where the second layer of his personality can kick in)
The, after King Grol is satisfied, an Hobgoblin will escort them to the arena they've arranged in the hall - skulls of fallen goblins creates a circle, with many candles around. The circle is then surrounded by lots of goblins that are cheering esthatically for their King. "The living are watching us, just like the fallen ones. Such a beautiful arena..." He seems thoughtful. "I may be old... But I remember all the strongest opponent I've slained. Make this interesting. Make us remember you."

3. Stat-Block

This section uses u/Dragnacarta absolutely incredible "CR2.0" system. A mathematical way to precisely take into account the PCs party Power Level against certain creatures's CR.
This Boss Fight is composed by one "Bloody Encounter" and one "Bruising Encounter". The Bloody Encounter has the Players against King Grol and his Dire Wolf Snarl. The Bruising Encounter starts when when Grol is weakened and uses his Lair Action su summon his Goblinoids underlings.
The Following Stats take into account parties of 4 LV3 Players.

• 5 Players: Increase Grol's HP to 90 and increase the use of Lair Action to 2.
• 6 Players: In addition, both his reactions allow Grol to attempt an Old Greatsword attack and increase the summoned Goblinoids by 2 each.

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4. Fighting as the Warrior

King grol is an experienced warrior: Use his reactions to make him mobile and Snarl to punish the backlines and/or attack players with high AC thanks to the Dire Wolf's Pack Tactics. In any case, positioning him well on the field is the key.

Once King Grol starts using his Lair Action (aka he's losing the fight) the Goblinoids will understand the sotuation turned dire and many will run away in fear!
This encounter can be quite challenging, if the players are really about to lose think about not using the Lair Action! And if you've used that already, and the players are losing the Second Encotunter think about making Sildar Hallwinter and Daran Edermath apprear for an heroic save!
When the battle ends the ramaining Goblins will ony attempt to flee. No one will hurt the players anymore. Let them have their win, and look at the goblinoids run from them!

Bonus Round: What if Grol gets uttelry annhilated? He's sly and resourceful. Whenever the Lair initiative comes up again, he'll make EVERY goblin in the hall turn their bows at the players - and put them in front of a choice:

1. Stand still, and let the arrows slowly kill everyone. The goblins will auto-hit if they agree to stand immobile. Starting from the players with the lowest AC. 2. Fight to survive, but Gundren dies. One Goblin will threathen to slit Gundren's throat (readied action) and will stay still until the players let the arrows rain on them - as soon as one resists, the Goblin will kill Gundren with no hesitation.
If this bonus round happens, make sure the players are thorn from this decision: Option1 they die, option 2 Gundren dies.
This is a bit drastic since Gundren is almost impossible to save this way... But this will allow the players to have a VERY tense Roleplay scenario even if they were toying with Grol battle-wise.

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TL;DR - NBA officiating changes caused disparity between oldeyounger teams such that Nuggets were getting blown out by the T-Wolves, so they changed it back, and now the established teams (Nuggets/Mavs) are winning as the status quo should indicate.
I was just acutely aware of the fact that before Game 2 of Wolves/Nuggets and after Game 1 of OKC/Dallas, that there was an extreme shift of foul calling that clearly changed the course of both series.
We all know that the NBA started making rule changes this season, changing the way refs officiate physical play, which was lovingly referred to by certain Basketball pundits as 'prison ball'. This was, of course, praised widely by many of the old school Basketball talking heads, who always typically complain about the current era's lack of physicality/defense. And just so; as long as the rules are consistent, than change is not only warranted, but inevitable.
Fast-forward to the playoffs; it is widely acknowledged by players that there is a increase in physicality in the playoffs. So now officiating is in a pickle, do we continue with the current level of physicality or increase it as is the status quo.
So we see teams that are used to the old/standard regime of officiating, i.e. teams who have structured their strategies based on the previous rule set, and those who become more successful in the new paradigm because they are young and upcoming teams, based on health and physicality.
This all culminates in Game 2 of Wolves/Nuggets, when we see a complete breakdown. Jokic was flummoxed by the extra contact, and for good reason, if someone slaps you on the arm during every jump shot, then your going to have a hard time making baskets. He was complaining more than I'd ever seen him do before, because of the legitimate grievance of getting hammered on every play with no calls. Murray, also usually very composed, threw his heating pad in disgust after watching a no call on Towns (play was legit, but in real time, it looked like one of the most egregious travels in NBA history).
After seeing that the many players were getting hurt (an embellishing contact all the more because of it), and that it was having a profound effect on the continuity of the league, the NBA pulled the plug on the new rules and asked the officiating team to revert to old ways. They did, and now Dallas and Denver are winning nearly every game in both series, and it looks completely different before they did.
I don't blame Bill for flip-flopping in this instance, because that is how it played out real time. The nuggets were emotionally defeated after Game 2, and it looked impossible; based on the expectations of both teams, you would have to assume that the Wolves are world beaters to do what they did. What I DO blame him for, however, is missing this hot take which is in broad daylight. In this light, I will take up his mantle...
Conspiracy Corner: NBA paid pundits to look the other way so that this ridiculous misstep is lost to history. NBA also gave players a free trip to Guadalajara/ Kobe's doctor in Germany as compensation for the increased injuries, so we see miraculous recovery by those who were otherwise down and out (Luka's knee, Murray's injury, Gafford's hand, etc...). The status quo is maintained, and everyone looks the other way, dismissing this as a inconvenient blip in the history of the league. Billions are made. End of rant.

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Testing Duration: 28 Days Hand Size: 18.5x10cm Grips Tyle: Aggressive Claw
A huge thanks to MechKeys.com for providing me with the Waizowl OGM Cloud for review purposes. However, my opinions remain unbiased and my own.
Specs:

• Size: 126x68x38mm(grip width 57mm)
• Weight: 55 grams±2 grams (57g on my scale)
• Switches: Huanuo Blue-Shell-Pink-Dot
• Encoder: F-Switch Brown 11mm Encoder (Credit: melOnFPS)
• Coating: Feather Coating (smooth type)
• Sensor: PixArt PAW3395
• Battery: 300mA
• Polling Rate: 125/250/500/1000
• Max Polling Rate: 125/250/500/1000/2000/4000
• Connectivity: 2.5ghz, Bluetooth & Wired
• Skates: Virgin-grade PTFE, two sizes
• Color Options: Red & Cloud-Orange
• Price: U$ 99.99
• 4K Dongle: U$ 15.00

In the box:
Waizowl OGM Cloud

• Waizowl OGM Cloud
• 1k Receiver
• USB A-C Adapter
• Paracord Style USB-C Cable
• Extra Set Large PTFE Skate
• Grip Tapes
• Manual

4K Dongle

• 4K Receiver
• Paracord Style USB-C Cable

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Unboxing

The Waizowl Cloud arrives in a beautifully designed package, offering a premium experience right from the start. The box features a side ribbon that, when pulled, opens the drawer to reveal the CLOUD neatly wrapped in a plastic bag. Upon removing the cloud and protective foam, you'll find a flat cardboard box containing the accessories. Inside this box, you'll discover the 1k Dongle, a USB C-A Adapter, a white paracord-style USB-C cable, an extra set of larger skates, red grip tips that are really nice I might add, and the user manual.
Additionally, I also purchased the 4k Dongle separately, which also arrived in an elegant white box. Upon opening it, you're greeted by the 4k Dongle, another extra paracord-style USB-C cable, and the user manuals. Overall, both products provide a very satisfying and premium unboxing experience.

• Waizowl Cloud arrives in a beautifully designed package
• Side ribbon opens the drawer to reveal the CLOUD
• 4k Dongle purchased separately, also in an elegant white box
• Overall, both products provide a premium and satisfying unboxing experience

Link to unboxing video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-cifU5JmKo
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Weight & Balance

The Cloud weighs in at 57 grams on my scale. I must say, I find the weight distribution of the Cloud to be spot-on, it feels perfectly balanced, with no noticeable leaning towards the front or rear when held from the middle. While a lighter version of the Cloud would have been appreciated, I'm impressed by how it doesn't feel heavy in hand, thanks to its well-balanced weight.

• Cloud weighs 57 grams
• Well-balanced weight distribution
• Not heavy in hand due to balance

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Shape

The Waizowl Cloud has a larger, ambidextrous design, which honestly made me a bit sceptical at first as somebody who prefers smaller mice. But when I actually held it, I was really surprised by how precise and comfortable the shape felt. It's got this narrower waist that makes it feel more compact in hand, almost like holding a pencil between your thumb and index finger. And when you click, giving you this nice pinch feeling that feels just right because of how low the click height is, which is something I really appreciate.
This low click height kind of flows through the whole shape, giving it this elegant slant from front to back. Even though it's a flat mouse, the slight hump towards the mid feels like it’s more mid-back focused than mid, and that really helps with getting a solid grip, especially when you're trying to nail those precise shots. It does lean towards a claw grip a bit, but I think it could work well with different grip styles, especially for people with larger hands.
Overall, I really liked the shape of the Cloud. It's comfortable, it feels great in hand, and I don't have any complaints about it. It's definitely a mouse that's well-designed and delivers a satisfying experience.

• Initially skeptical due to larger, ambidextrous design
• Surprised by the precise and comfortable shape
• Narrow waist feels compact
• Low click height and elegant slant from front to back
• Mid-back focused hump aids in grip
• Suitable for various grip styles, especially for larger hands
• Comfortable, well-designed, and delivers a satisfying experience

I would recommend it for these specific grip styles and hand sizes.

• Aggressive Claw: 18.5x9cm – 22x11cm
• Relaxed Claw: 17x9cm – 22x10cm
• Pincer Claw: 17.5x9cm – 21x10cm
• Knuckle Claw: 17x9cm – Beyond
• Fingertip: 20x10cm – Beyond
• Relaxed Fingertip: 20x10cm – Beyond
• Palm Grip: 16x7cm-19.5x10cm

\Note these are all estimates.*
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Coating

The Cloud features a rubberized coating that, to be honest, is the best I've felt so far. I really appreciate how it maintains its grip even when my hands get sweaty it's impressive. However, I do want to mention that the coating does attract smudges and fingerprints quite easily, so it's a good idea to wipe it down regularly. This seems to be a common thing among rubberized-coated mice, though.
In terms of performance, the coating is excellent. Despite the fingerprint issue, I haven't felt the need to use the included grip tapes anytime soon. Speaking of which, the grip tapes are really nice, they have a cool design on them and offer a super grippy, textured feel.

• Maintains grip even with sweaty hands
• Attracts smudges and fingerprints easily
• Excellent performance with the coating
• Grip tapes included, offering a super grippy, textured feel
• No immediate need to use grip tapes due to coating's performance

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Build Quality

The build quality of the Cloud is top-notch, rivaling major brands and, in my opinion, surpassing many of them. With mice like the Cloud available, I find it hard to justify spending $150 on a mouse anymore. The quality of the Cloud is simply great there are no creaks, side flex, or any signs of cheapness. It feels really well-made, giving a premium quality that leaves me with zero complaints in this department.

• Cloud's build quality surpasses major brands
• Hard to justify spending $150 on a mouse
• No creaks, side flex, or signs of cheapness
• Premium quality, no complaints

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Clicks

The Cloud features Huano Blue Shell Pink dot switches, which have become a staple in many gaming mice and happen to be some of my favorite switches. Their implementation in the Cloud is flawless, providing a satisfyingly crisp and tactile clicking experience. While there is a bit of pre and post-travel when clicking towards the front of the mouse, it's not significant enough to affect gameplay, and the clicks have minimal to no side-to-side play, making them feel incredibly solid.
One thing worth noting is that the clicks extend into the mouse, creating a slight lip on the front. If your grip style tends to be more towards the front end of the clicks, this might be something to consider, as it could affect your comfort during extended gaming sessions.
Overall, they offer a great tactile feel and responsiveness, making them a joy to use during gaming sessions and regular use.

• Cloud features Huano Blue Shell Pink dot switches
• Flawless implementation, crisp and tactile clicking experience
• Minimal pre and post-travel, solid clicks
• Clicks extend into the mouse, creating a slight lip on the front
• Great tactile feel and responsiveness, enjoyable for gaming and regular use

Side buttons

The side buttons on the Cloud are positioned perfectly in my opinion, offering a really nice feeling with minimal pre and post-travel. However, there is a bit more post-travel on the rear side button, and it can slightly be pushed into the shell, although this isn't something I noticed until I specifically checked for it. Overall, they provide a really nice clicky and tactile experience that just adds to the overall premium feeling of the Cloud.

• Side buttons positioned perfectly
• Minimal pre and post-travel
• Rear side button has slightly more post-travel
• Clicky and tactile experience, contributing to the premium feel of the Cloud

Scroll wheel

The scroll wheel on the Cloud feels really nice and soft, with slightly defined steps. While I would have preferred the steps to be a tad bit more defined, it's not something to complain about. The scroll still feels great overall, and the scroll click is amazing, with the perfect amount of tensioning and being super spamable. Overall, It's definitely a great scroll wheel and I have no complaints.

• Scroll wheel feels nice and soft
• Slightly defined steps
• Scroll click is amazing, perfect tensioning and spamable
• Overall, a great scroll wheel with no complaints

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Bottom

On the bottom of the Cloud, there are two buttons: one for PR (Polling Rate) / Mode and the other for DPI / Power. Here's how they work:
PR / Mode: A short press switches Polling Rate Profiles, and a long press or holding it for 3 seconds allows you to switch between Bluetooth and 2.4GHz modes.
DPI / Power: A short press switches DPI Profiles, and a long press or holding it for 3 seconds switches the Cloud on and off.
I really appreciate functional buttons like these on mice, and the Cloud is so packed full of features that I barely needed to install the software.

• Two buttons on the bottom of the Cloud
• PR / Mode: Short press for Polling Rate, long press for mode switch
• DPI / Power: Short press for DPI, long press for power switch
• Functional buttons appreciated
• Cloud packed with features, reducing software installation need
• Barely needed to install software due to extensive features

Skates

The Cloud comes with two sets of skates: the smaller styled ones for a faster glide and another set of larger styled skates for more controlled experience. In terms of performance, I've only tested the smaller skates, and there's nothing to complain about. There is a bit of a break-in period, and they do open up a bit more, but they lean slightly towards the slower side overall. They're almost on par with Lamzu stock skates, just a tad bit slower and offering more control overall.

• Cloud includes two sets of skates
• Smaller skates for a faster glide
• Larger skates for a more controlled experience
• Break-in period, skates open up slightly
• Skates lean towards slower side, more controlled
• Almost on par with Lamzu stock skates, slightly slower and more controlled

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Software

The software of the Cloud is quite similar to typical OEM Chinese mouse software, but it has an added touch of Waizowl flair. Overall, the software is good, it's loaded with plenty of features and is super easy to use and navigate. Whether you're setting DPI or configuring macros, everything is laid out in a straightforward and user-friendly manner.

• Cloud's software: similar to OEM Chinese mouse software, with Waizowl flair
• Good, feature-rich software
• Straightforward layout for settings and configurations
• User-friendly experience

Battery Life

The battery life on the Cloud is pretty average and there's nothing to complain about. On the 4k setting, I would get roughly between 3 and 4 days of use, and on the 2k polling, about 5-6 days. That was more than enough for my needs, and the Cloud charges quite fast, so the battery life is nothing to worry about.
I haven't tested the 1k polling battery life, but based on how long the 2k setting lasts, I would estimate that you would get about 8-10 days of solid use on 1k.

• Cloud's battery life is average, no complaints
• 4k setting: 3-4 days of use
• 2k polling: 5-6 days of use
• Battery life is sufficient for user's needs
• Cloud charges quickly
• 1k polling battery life estimated at 8-10 days of use

4k Performance

The 4k performance on the Cloud is solid, with nothing to complain about. I never experienced any stutters, disconnects, or disruptions, and the pairing process is super easy. You simply press the M1, M2, and M3 buttons together and plug in the 4k dongle, and you're paired—super easy, hassle-free, and great performance to top it all off.

• Solid 4k performance
• No stutters, disconnects, or disruptions
• Easy pairing process
• Hassle-free, easy pairing experience
• Great overall performance

Personal Performance

The Cloud really surprised me with how well I performed in-game. I was skeptical about the larger size, as I usually prefer smaller mice, but the Cloud just nailed it for me. The narrower waist gives you pencil-like accuracy and makes it not feel as large in hand as you’d expect. It’s honestly really comfortable. The hump is positioned perfectly, being more center-rear focused, giving you enough in-hand maneuverability for micro adjustments. Although it is a bit large in the rear, I had to bump up my sensitivity a bit for more precise adjustments. Although the larger rear flare provides the support you need when pulling the Cloud back in hand for that locked-in feeling. Overall, I performed great in every scenario or game and felt confident in my aim while using the Cloud. I really enjoyed my time with it.
I must mention that due to the size of the Cloud, it does force me into an aggressive claw grip for my best performance, with my grip more to the rear of the mouse and clicking higher up on the M1 and M2, leaving a lot of room in the front. However, I can see a larger variety of grip styles working for it if you have hands larger than 18.5x10cm. And although I have a claw grip a smaller version would be great to take advantage of the lower click height, I can see a mini version of the Cloud shape being an endgame mouse, honestly.

• Cloud's larger size surprised with great performance
• Narrow waist for accuracy, doesn't feel large in hand
• Hump and rear flare support maneuverability and locked-in feeling
• Had to increase sensitivity for precise adjustments
• Aggressive claw grip for best performance

Link to personal performance video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e71TYs7geAc
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Conclusion

Overall, I really enjoyed the Cloud and can see it being an endgame mouse. Honestly, it’s really hard to review products this good. I have almost zero complaints about the Cloud. The build quality is excellent, some of the best I have felt. The clicks, scroll wheel, and stock skates all feel great. The shape is legendary and feels great in hand, super comfortable for longer gaming sessions while still giving you the accuracy you desire.
The only thing I would do to improve the Cloud is to make a mini version so all hand sizes can experience this greatness. I can solidly recommend the Cloud to anyone with a claw grip and medium-sized hands or to those with larger hands using a variety of grips. Honestly, the Cloud is just that good and one of the top mice on the market currently.

• Excellent build quality
• Great clicks, scroll wheel, and stock skates
• Legendary shape, comfortable and accurate
• Recommendation for a mini version
• Solid recommendation for users with claw grip and medium-sized hands, or larger hands with various grips
• Cloud is among the top mice on the market

Pros:

• Great build quality
• Great shape for larger hands
• Extra set of larger skate & grip tape included
• Great sensor positioning
• Grippy coating
• Tactile clicks
• Spammable Scroll wheel
• Minimal pre and most travel on M1 and M2
• Functional Bottom

Cons:

• Can be to large for some people
• A bit more post travel on M5 then I like
• 4k dongle sold separately
• Battery life on 4k isn’t the best