It comes from the bottom of my red dragon gaming mouse, don't know what it's for? Looks like some of the metal pegs were removed from it
It comes from the bottom of my red dragon gaming mouse, don't know what it's for? Looks like some of the metal pegs were removed from it
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Weights for it, you can adjust how much resistance it gives when moved. I think.
OP those are weights. It helps you optimize how heavy/light your mouse can be. If you are comfy with light mouse, remove every metal. If you feel like you are overshooting, overflicking, add some weights.