AVF Gaming Freak II Mouse Round Up
6D Laser Gaming Mouse: X1, X2, X3, X4, X5, X6, X7 and X8



History of AVF
AV Future Link Sdn. Bhd. (AVF) has been founded in the year 1998. AVF commitment and passion have never been changed and they have kept trying themselves proving to be the best to evolve. Until today, AVF has become one of the leaders in the market of distributing computer cases and accessories in Malaysia. Constantly, AVF has won itself a high reputation and recognition for unique craftsmanship, innovative technology and design on computer case, keyboard, mouse, multimedia speaker, and others unique tech tools. Best designs with finest quality are always pursuit. Time punctuation, safe delivery and competitive prices are the advantages taken by AVF to earn customers' loyalty and respects. After AVF is founded, the company's warehousing facilities has expanded tremendously. Now, from previously one warehouse, the company's has already possesses seven warehouse for storage and RMA department. AVF policy for the computer cases is to get into the niche market with unique designs which are different from the existing flat box looking. Furthermore, they distribute wide range of computer accessories and peripheral products as well. Last but not the least; AVF would always try the best to provide best services to the customers no matter now or in the future.

Introduction
AVF Malaysia has sent to us several of their gaming freak mouse products to put into test. Today, we able make a round up review of AGM X1, X2, X3, X4, X5 ,X6,X7 and X8 Gaming Freak II 6D Gaming Mouse. All the models that mentioned above are fully sleeved cord with nylon and approximately 1.8m long, which makes the mouse looks premium-build and long enough to support from back I/O panel of PC into user mouse pad. AVF manage to create a mouse full of useful features like mute button and super long 5 million click time life with the price tag minimum of RM39, which makes this mouse perfect for gamer and end user to get their hand with budget and economical mouse but with premium features.

Product Link:
AGM-X1: http://www.avf.com.my/avf.php?c=67&p=1533
AGM-X2: http://www.avf.com.my/avf.php?c=67&p=1534
AGM-X3: http://www.avf.com.my/avf.php?c=67&p=1535
AGM-X4: http://www.avf.com.my/avf.php?c=67&p=1536
AGM-X5: http://www.avf.com.my/avf.php?c=67&p=1682
AGM-X6: http://www.avf.com.my/avf.php?c=67&p=1683
AGM-X7: http://www.avf.com.my/avf.php?c=67&p=1811
AGM-X8: http://www.avf.com.my/avf.php?c=67&p=1884

Suggested Retail Price:
AGM-X1: RM39
AGM-X2: RM39
AGM-X3: RM39
AGM-X4: RM39
AGM-X5: RM39
AGM-X6: RM49
AGM-X7: RM39
AGM-X8: RM49

Specification


This post has been edited by shah93: Sep 7 2014, 06:05 PM

Unboxing

As the package of each model is almost the same and the only difference between each model is the shape and DPI level, so we just make a single unboxing of AGM-X1 as the representative of AVF Gaming Freak II AGM Round Up.


The front box highlighted the X1 mouse overall design with blue theme flame effect on the background. User can easily notice the model of the mouse which stated at the bottom right of the box. AVF also focus on showing this mouse is comes with 6D Laser Gaming Mouse Technology on the top right of the box.


AVF makes the AGM Gaming Mouse comes with illuminate effect of seven color led-light alternately changing when powered up with the USB.


At the back, user able to looks at more features such as illuminate effect, 5.5 mega pixels laser, gold plate USB2.0, 5 million times life, up to 3000DPI, Extra weight, nylon cord, mute button and user friendly. AVF stated the detail specifications of the mouse and this product cover with 3 month of warranty.


User can find supported OS by this mouse of Windows 98/ME NT4.0/2000/XP/Vista/Win7/Win8 and technical specifications such as real time sensitivity, rated working voltage, rated current, max acceleration and key life on the right side of the box.


The front box can be flipped open and shows the lair of the mouse on transparent plastic cover so user can easily test the mouse size to fit and comfort with their hand on the spot and on the left, AVF shows graphical view of the mouse with a character of armored girl holding a bow.


Upon unboxing, the mouse is well kept in a plastic cover and user can notice there’s a gap between the cardbox to absorb external pressure. The cable is nicely packed with a cable tie. There are no other accessories or manual book bundled with the mouse.


AVF is using prestige material of gold plating technology for the mouse USB 2.0 connector. Gold plate is said to be faster transfer rate and best signal strength compared to standard USB connector.


This mouse is built in with Ferrite bead to suppress high frequency noise in electronic circuits from the USB to the mouse. Easily said, it helps to reduce interference so that the mouse can works in better performance.

Shape and Design




On this section, we will go though each of the mouse models for the closer look. There is 3 type of common grip style when using a gaming mouse, Palm Grip, Finger Grip and Claw Grip. Each of the mouse models have different type of grips and design to help user find the right mouse to fit with their hands.



This post has been edited by shah93: Sep 6 2014, 11:05 PM

AVF AGM-X1



Product Link: http://www.avf.com.my/avf.php?c=67&p=1533
Suggested Retail Price: RM39


The overall view of the AVF AGM-X1 Gaming Freak II Mouse. On each model they have different design on the mouse surface which will be glow with illuminate led-light when powered up with connector to the user’s PC.


On the bottom of the mouse, user able to confirm the model name of AGM-X1 and simple information of rating and production year.


On the left side, the AGM-X1 have a smooth surface with 2 button which can be programed by using 3rd party freeware software like X-Mouse Button Control. Or by defaults the button act as back from previous page or move forward when using with browser.


On the right side, the mouse have same smooth surface with blue lines which also have illuminated led-light effect.


What we so interested the most on this mouse is the DPI Button switch which is easily access just next to the scroll wheel which user able to select desire DPI range from 800, 1200, 2400 and 3000.


The front view of the AGM-X1 Gaming Mouse. The cable is 100% enamel copper wired with nylon braided which makes it looks like a premium gaming mouse.


This post has been edited by shah93: Sep 6 2014, 11:09 PM

AVF AGM-X2



Product Link: http://www.avf.com.my/avf.php?c=67&p=1534
Suggested Retail Price: RM39


Overview of the AVF AGM-X2 Gaming Freak II Mouse. On this model, there’s a shiny red lines on the left and right of the mouse include near the scrolling wheel and CPI button. As this mouse size rather smaller compare to other model, it’s very suitable for user that looking for claw grip design.


User can quickly change the CPI mouse range of 800, 1200, 2400 and 3000. CPI is stands for Counter per Inch which will determine how fast the mouse cursor on user screen moves when user move their mouse. The right and left click is layered with rubberized materials to reduce the finger from slipped.


On the left side, there 3 stripes that illuminate with the led-light effect and 2 buttons that can be configure by using 3rd party software or by default to move front or reverse on browser.


There’s no button on the right side and only 3 stripes that vice versa design from the left. Both of side is made out of plastics.


On the bottom of the mouse, user able to confirm the model name of AGM-X2 and simple information of rating and production year. The bottom part is fully made from plastic.


There’s a gap between right click with the left click and mouse scroll in the middle. AVF makes the cable out from the left side of the mouse. The cable is approximately 1.8m long with nylon braided for extra protection





This post has been edited by shah93: Sep 6 2014, 11:19 PM

AVF AGM-X3



Product Link: http://www.avf.com.my/avf.php?c=67&p=1535
Suggested Retail Price: RM39


The design of AVF AGM-X3 is suitable for palm grip as the size is slightly bigger and taller than other models. The cable is tied with cable ties and fully braided with nylon for premium outlook.


The DPI button is easily access by user to change from 800, 1200, 2400 or 3000. The left and right surface is rubberized for easy grip.


On each model, there’s a Gaming Freak Logo which looks like an alien with one eye and 2 nose hole. The white is semi-transparent which will glow with illuminate effect of led-light.


On the left side, there are 3 stripes which also will glow when connected with USB Port and 2 easy configure buttons.


On the right side, its plain plastic with 3 stripes design. The curve line on top of the stripes will have illuminate effects too.


On the bottom of the mouse, user able to confirm the model name of AGM-X3 and simple information of rating and production year. The bottom part is fully made from plastic.


The front look of the mouse with braided nylon cable coming out from the middle. The main body is made out of semi-transparent plastic which might looks like a cheap material.

This post has been edited by shah93: Sep 6 2014, 11:25 PM

AVF AGM-X4



Product Link: http://www.avf.com.my/avf.php?c=67&p=1536
Suggested Retail Price: RM39


The overall view of the AVF AGM-X4 Gaming Freak II Mouse. The network-look design will be glow with illuminate led-light when powered up with connector to the user’s PC USB port. This mouse is suitable for claw grip user as for the size.


User can quickly change the speed of the mouse range of 1200, 2400 and 3000. The right and left click is layered with rubberized materials to reduce the finger from slipped. Compare with previous model, this unit does not have DPI or CPI words on the speed change button.


The front looks of the AGM X4 Gaming Mouse. The cable is approximately 1.8m long with nylon braided for extra protection.


The right side of the mouse is fully smooth surface without any design like on the previous model.


There’s a rubberized part on the left side of the mouse with 2 buttons that can be further configure using 3rd party software.


On the bottom of the mouse, user able to confirm the model name of AGM-X4 and simple information of rating, Q.C Pass sticker and production year. The bottom part is fully made from plastic.

This post has been edited by shah93: Sep 7 2014, 10:42 AM

AVF AGM-X5[/B]




[B]Product Link: http://www.avf.com.my/avf.php?c=67&p=1682
Suggested Retail Price: RM39


The design of AVF AGM-X5 is suitable for fingertip grip user for it size. The cable is tied with cable ties and fully braided with nylon for premium outlook. On the top surface is fully layered with rubberized materials for easy grip.


The mouse colour is combination of black and grey with semi-transparent lightning design that have illuminate led light effect when connected on USB port. The DPI button can change the mouse speed of 1200, 2400 and 3000.


On the bottom of the mouse, user able to confirm the model name of AGM-X5 and simple information of rating and production year. The bottom part is fully made from plastic.


There are dots on left side of the mouse which also have an illuminate effect. The 2 buttons that can be configure by using 3rd party software or by its default.


On the right side, the mouse have the same dots design with the left and illuminate effects.


Front look of the mouse looks like an arrow-shape on the middle with braided nylon cable coming out from the mouse.

This post has been edited by shah93: Sep 7 2014, 10:51 AM

AVF AGM-X6




Product Link: http://www.avf.com.my/avf.php?c=67&p=1683
Suggest Retail Price: RM49


The design of AVF AGM-X6 is suitable for palm grip as the size is very big than other models. User can fully rest of their hand on this mouse without touching the mouse pad. The cable is tied with cable ties and fully braided with nylon for premium outlook.


User can quickly change the DPI mouse range of 1200, 2400 and 3000. DPI is stands for Dot per Inch which will determine how fast the mouse cursor on user screen moves when user move their mouse. The right and left click is layered with rubberized materials to reduce the finger from slipped.


There are 2 buttons on the left side of this mouse and thumb rest shape with 4 stripes design. The stripes are fully glowing with illuminate effects.


On the right side, the mouse have the same dots design with the left and illuminate effects.


As look from the front. The mouse is very big and the cable is fully braided with nylon at approximately 1.8m longs.

This post has been edited by shah93: Sep 7 2014, 10:54 AM

AVF AGM-X7




Product Link: http://www.avf.com.my/avf.php?c=67&p=1811
Suggested Retail Price: RM39


The design of AVF AGM-X7 is suitable for palm grip and the size is slightly bigger and taller than AGM-X2. The cable is tied with cable ties and fully braided with nylon for premium outlook.


The DPI button is easily access by user to change from 1200, 2400 and 3000. The left and right surface is rubberized for easy grip.


On the bottom of the mouse, user able to confirm the model name of AGM-X7 and simple information of rating and production year. The bottom part is fully made from plastic.


There are a lot of small dots on the left side of the mouse which helps to grip the mouse. The 2 buttons can be used with 3rd party software to custom configure its function.


Same with the left side, the right side also have a lot of dots for easy grip and reduce slippery.


There’s a gap between right click with the left click and mouse scroll in the middle same with X2. AVF makes the cable out from the left side of the mouse. The cable is approximately 1.8m long with nylon braided for extra protection

This post has been edited by shah93: Sep 7 2014, 10:57 AM

AVF AGM-X8



Product Link: http://www.avf.com.my/avf.php?c=67&p=1884
Suggested Retail Price: RM49


The design of AVF AGM-X8 is suitable for claw grip user. The cable is tied with cable ties and fully braided with nylon for premium outlook. The back of the mouse is covered with shiny brown-like surface.


On the bottom of the mouse, user able to confirm the model name of AGM-X8 and simple information of rating and production year.


The mouse DPI Button switch is easily access just next to the scroll wheel which user able to select desire DPI range from 800, 1200, 2400 and 3000.


The left sides of this mouse have a unique shape compare with others model and 2 buttons that can easily costume configure by using 3rd party softwares.


On the right side, the mouse have curve shapes but does not have illuminate led-light effects.


The front view of the mouse looks like sporty design with the braided nylon cable.

This post has been edited by shah93: Sep 7 2014, 06:05 PM

Conclusion

AVF Gaming Freak II Gaming mouse round up review has come to an end. There is 3 type of common grip style when using a gaming mouse, Palm Grip, Finger Grip and Claw Grip. Each of the mouse models have different type of grips and design to help user find the right mouse to fit with their hands. The cord is braided with nylon. Braided cable is a must for gaming mouse but at the same time it must be very flexible and this mouse is built in with Ferrite bead to suppress high frequency noise in electronic circuits from the USB to the mouse. There are total of 6 buttons on each of the model that can be custom configure with 3rd party softwares, Eg X-Mouse Button Control as AVF does not provide the mouse with software as it just plug and play mouse. The DPI of the mouse can easily change with just a click on the middle top of the mouse which makes it easy for user, especially when playing 3rd shooting game from high DPI for swift move to low DPI for accuracy. As the price tag is ranged from RM39 to RM49, this would the best mouse for a user that seek budget gaming mouse which support up to 3000DPI Laser driver. Great work AVF!

Performance: 4/5
Materials: 3/5
Specifications: 4/5
Appearance: 4/5
Performance/Price Value: 5/5

Pros
+ The price is dirt cheap!
+ User friendly
+ Silent death button
+ Support 3rd party software
+ Attractive and smart design
+ Gold plated USB connector
+ Nylon cable braided makes it look premium gaming mouse

Cons
- Cheap-feeling materials when using
- 7 led light illuminate effect might not be so attractive

Recommended freeware 3rd party software: X Mouse Button Control
Download site: http://www.highrez.co.uk/downloads/XMouseButtonControl.htm

Im sorry to say this, i bought this mouse Gaming Freak X3 around mid june 14 this mouse is great looking and awesome...
my first impression about this mouse, this mouse great for gaming and great stylish LED

after 3-4 week (maybe month later) the right click is broke which i do using for Dota 2 and does not responding after click it need press harder to right click it..
but still i can use this mouse perfectly overall :-

"This mouse not suit for right clicker games like Dota 2,LOL,HON,starcraft 2 etc..."

i give 2.5/5 star for this...

This post has been edited by Arvip: Sep 12 2014, 09:37 AM

thanks for the information.. i will inform to AVF about this issue asap

Edit : Pm me if you want to RMA
I can arrange one for you

This post has been edited by shah93: Sep 14 2014, 12:02 PM

is the durability of this mouse that bad?
i keep hearing people complain it break after 2-3 month
the silent button is kinda awesome tho
if only its Logitech....

I brought the AVF Gaming Freak II AGM-X6 gaming mouse on 20/04/14 for RM69 at my local computer shop. I've been using the mouse ever since to replace my Apple Green 3D Series mouse, which I forgot the model which I brought for RM25 at the end of 2010.

Around July 2014, I noticed that the AVF Gaming Freak II AGM-X6 gaming mouse would sometimes disconnects & connects back to the computer. At first I ignored the symptoms, as I thought that my USB port on my computer was problematic But around 08/09/14, the gaming mouse would frequently disconnects & connects back to the computer, worst than before After troubleshooting the gaming mouse by plugging into different USB ports & computers, I found out that the gaming mouse cable was broken inside as when I try bending the cable coming from the outside of the gaming mouse, near the gaming mouse itself, the gaming mouse would disconnects & connects back to the computer

Now I can't do my work productively & play my favorite games competitively on my computer, as I heavily rely on my mouse for such tasks. It's such a shame that such a well designed & cheap gaming mouse suffers from durability issues from my experience & others (Internally broken cable & right click button issue)

My previous Apple Green 3D Series mouse, which costs less than my AVF Gaming Freak II AGM-X6 gaming mouse is cheaper & more durable even though it is not a gaming mouse & it was not advertised as a gaming mouse, although the Apple Green 3D Series mouse did suffer the durability of its mouse wheel after a few months, but not its cable which is a major durability issue

REVIEW

Here is my review based on my Apple Green 3D Series mouse as my base experience for a critical & fair review for my AVF Gaming Freak II AGM-X6 gaming mouse.

Apple Green 3D Series mouse (I forgot the model):

Price: RM25
Purchase Date: End of 2010
Usage Duration: End of 2010 - 20/04/14 (Approximately 4 years)

Shape & Design: 2.5/5
Performance: 3/5
Durability: 3/5
Materials: 2.5/5
Specifications: 2.5/5
Appearance: 2/5
Performance/Price Value: 3/5

Overall: 2.64/5

Pros:
1. Comfortable for right handed palm users.
2. Works across all rough & smooth surfaces I've encountered, even though it's only an optical mouse.
3. Durable mouse except for it's mouse wheel.

Cons:
1. Noisy left & right mouse button clicks.
2. Not durable mouse wheel.
3. Not so good mouse DPI button design; the button keeps stuck if pressed to hard.
4. Not so good mouse button 4 & mouse button 5 design; the buttons keeps stuck if pressed to hard.

AVF Gaming Freak II AGM-X6 gaming mouse:

Price: RM69
Purchase Date: 20/04/14
Usage Duration: 20/04/14 - 08/09/14 (4 months 20 days)

Shape & Design: 3.5/5
Performance: 4/5
Durability: 2.5/5
Materials: 3.5/5
Specifications: 3.5/5
Appearance: 3.5/5
Performance/Price Value: 3.5/5

Overall: 3.43/5

Pros:
1. Gold plated USB.
2. Nylon corded gaming mouse.
3. Attractive design.
4. The most comfortable & ergonomic gaming mouse for large right handed palm gamers that I've encountered.
5. Silent left & right mouse button clicks (silent death button).
6. The left & right mouse buttons are adequately sensitive; Not a lot of force & displacement is required to push the buttons to register a click.
7. Works across all smooth surfaces I've encountered, even though there are a few rough surface where the mouse fails to operate perfectly.

Cons:
1. Not durable gaming mouse cable.
2. The mouse wheel is a bit noisy while scrolling.
3. The mouse button is noisy while clicking.
4. Fails to operate perfectly across a few rough surfaces that I've encountered.

Wishlist:
1. More durable gaming mouse cable.
2. Silent mouse wheel.
3. Silent mouse button.
4. Operates perfectly on all rough surfaces.
5. Controllable internal LED illumination lights; ON, OFF, colors & brightness.
6. Can adjust mouse weight.
7. Can adjust mouse length, width & hight.
8. Comes with a choice for a wired and/or wireless gaming mouse mode; unplug the cable from the mouse to change form wired to wireless gaming mouse mode using Bluetooth/wireless.
9. AVF provides its own software at its website to use/adjust/control with the gaming mouse.

shah93 I guess I can't get a return merchandise authorization (RMA) for my AVF Gaming Freak II AGM-X6 gaming mouse as I'm now over the 3 month warranty period?

Thank you to the AVF GamingFREAK fans
The mouse was overwhelming as it has been sold 26k in 3batches on particular AGM X6.
We pressured factory for each batch delivery on time due to overwhelmed demand since Jan 2014
Those affected batch user has unlimited warranty claim. Or may exchange to AGM X8 as it same price with X6

Pm us to arrange for RMA

shah93 I've all ready Pmed you for RMA

i bought AGM-X3 on 29-mar-2014. i was so impressed with the silent buttons. about 3 weeks ago i had problem with the left button. to click something i have to press hard the button. what happen to 5 millions time a life?

Check my reply on post #16 and you will understand

it didnt mention what cause the defect

Just bought X6 today. What I noticed so far is that my hand smell rubbery. lol.
And was looking for a way to change the side button function till I found this thread.

Haha because of the rubberized surface of the mouse itself xD

i've buy this mouse and very impress with silent button features (can Dota till midnight without kacau my wife also wont annoyed my colleague at office). I ve no issue with button, been using more than 3 month.

Enjoy your greate mouse mate

I bought my X6 series last friday on the 10th this month but unfortunately the mouse has problem with cable. Anyway the impression is good and nice design mouse with a silent button features.

Drop me a pm if you want to exchange

Had a few of these, and they all died in a couple of months... Horrendous durability !!!

How do I claim RMA?

Hi, you can send your mouse to below address together with receipt of purchase and explanation details of problem encounter

No. 23A, Jalan 5/152,
Taman Perindustrian O.U.G., Jalan Puchong, 58200 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Call Us : +6(03) 7783 0011

Just exchange my unit with the Pc Shop retailer. Seem X6 series ia out of stock in AVF OUG. So i just tell the retail shop there is no stock yet. So they straight away change a new one. now run test again the new one.

Is that like an AVF service center?

Thats their KL Headquaters

Just encountered continuous disconnection of X6. Should be fine for now but whenever I lift it up, it will disconnect again. Cable problem.


Where is it?

No. 23A, Jalan 5/152,
Taman Perindustrian O.U.G., Jalan Puchong, 58200 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Call Us : +6(03) 7783 0011

no receipt can claim?
bought x5 like 3months ago
mouse left click canot press n hold. it will not hold the click as long as i hold it. if u know what i mean

i believe you cannot send for RMA without the receipt but try to go to their place and ask if they still can accept for it
yes i know what you mean, that mean you cannot drag your mouse to highlight several items at once xD

Bro, can I RMA if I bought it from Lazada? I have the cable disconnect issue for my Agm-X4.

Do you have proof of purchase from lazada? We required proof of purchase for RMA

Yes, I have. But nevermind already, my brother also bought 1 from nearby shop, I used his receipt and claim warranty from the shop. But seems like the X4 ran out of stock, so I settled for an X3 instead. Now can back to my gaming.

Haha LOL.. enjoy gaming

Want to buy since it's cheap but always hear of durability issues

I consider AVF as a cheapo brand with questionable quality in the same league of Genius, PowerLogic, SonicGear, iCute and etc.

Not expecting any of its product to maintain reliability after 6 months.

This post has been edited by Hattori: Nov 4 2014, 08:35 AM

They having issue on 3rd batch tho.. 1st and 2nd there's very little report of RMA..
i hope AVF can solve this issue on 4th batch and onward.. so yah, better wait for next batch tho

Just bought the X7 this afternoon. Loving the silent clicks and lights. Hopefully wont have any problems as stated by other users ^^

I just bought the X4 to replace my Logitech M100, the cheapest Logitech (RM19.90). So my first impression is the mouse looks great, and the dpi works nicely. However, there are 2 things that I'm not satisfied with.

First, the RMB is dead silent, but not the LMB, but I can live with it.

Second, the button side of the mouse is not balanced. when I click the RMB the bottom left side of the mouse is lifted. This really spoil my gaming experience and I kind of regret buying this instead of buy another M100

Edit: Forgot to add, the mouse works badly on my table, without mousepad. The table is solid blue color with smooth surface (the M100 can run on it without a problem).

This post has been edited by arifoc: Nov 9 2014, 07:15 AM

Enjoy your new mouse bro yah im also praying that AVF more restrict on their QC especially on this mouse.. they are great tho if not because of the issues

Thanks for informing me, i will compile all user report and pass to AVF

Bought a X5 3 months ago
overall nice design but the lights bright dao abit annoying especially at night when i go slp and takde off laptop.
i oso found that the mouse don't work on all surfaces. bought a rm5 mousepad from daiso problem solved.
then now barely 3 months jiu day day disconnect and reconnect at it's own pleasure.
Sien max.

There is a problem on 3rd batch QC, thats why alot of user report the mouse lifespan really low and quality is bad
i just hope AVF can make it well on the 4th batch

When will fourth batch out then? How do I know , which batch I'm buying . I'm considering to buy the X-8 one

Anyone bought it? What's your comment?

So far lots of negative comment for x-6 mostly

Btw, do you have wireless mouse?

This post has been edited by Khairaeon: Nov 12 2014, 08:16 PM

ETA on End of NOV
Oh that batch number.. i will inform back on this thread once the new batch is released

This post has been edited by shah93: Nov 13 2014, 08:52 PM

Second week of using the X4.... the LMB start to not responding.. =.="
I need to press it really hard to make sure it is responding.

bought a x8 on 23/8/2014
but since last month..keep on disconnect and connect...so frustrating...
damn..i wanna do rma..but dont know how..any idea?i got receipt..
so decided to buy another x5 in the end..hope doesn't have any problems..

You can follow Post no #28

that bad huh the mouse?
how bout keyboard? any review on GK1?

Whole 3rd batch affect the mouse quality..
Yeap got it rite here https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=3406221&hl=

how to know if shop selling 3rd batch or not?

Bad news, i dont know how to determine the batch unit
All i know is 4th batch coming very soon

Just bought an X series mouse yesterday,particularly the X7. Feels mighty awesome in the hand and you can see how much thought has been poured into making the mouse. I love it!

Quick question, since at the back of the box said it only covers 3 months warranty,should the mouse encounter problems after the third month mark,can I still claim warranty? I live in Kuching,Sarawak btw. Are there any AVF center around my area? Thanks!

For the 3rd batch, the RMA is unlimited and lifetime warranty until the 4th batch is replaced.
Yes there is AVF Centre in Sarawak but you can pos the item directly to HQ at KL if you want to request for RMA
http://avf.com.my/contact.php

Where can I buy the products

You can get afew shop around your area or if in lowyat plaza confirm got
If you wanted to get it online you also can get it from me

Does QS Pass means that it's fake or what?

QS? Where is it? or you miss spell as QC? QC mean Quality Control

well i got a problem with my avf gaming freak mouse... the usb seems to be loose and its not working! how do i fix the loose without going to the shop?

Hye you can refer post no #28 on this thread for RMA process

My bro bought his X6 2-3 months back, while i bought my X5 2 weeks ago. Personally I love the mouse a lot because its damn silent. I dont find any other gaming mouse silent enough for me. You can still feel the clicks at your finger tips but minus the clicky sound that will ruin your gaming experience. (at least, my gaming experience)

Just 3 weeks ago, my brother realised his X6 was facing this frequent "connect & disconnect" issue, and we found out the problem was caused by the cable, Particularly that part where the cable connects into the mouse. So what we did was we dismantle it, cut off that portion, reconnect those wires, viola its working fine again.

For my X5, i bought the AGH-04 mouse bungee to hold the cable hoping there will be no cable drag to decrease the cable's life span. 2 weeks have passed and its still working good (at least for up till this point it is)




This post has been edited by waikit2490: Dec 11 2014, 08:28 PM

how did u dismantle it exactly?im facing the same problem :3

just remove the screws, cut off that faulty part (in my case it was the circled part in my previous picture), then reconnect those wires (theres 3 in total) accordingly like the picture below. Btw the screws are hidden under those black thing at the bottom of your mouse thats suppose to make your mouse move smoothly on your table.


Since I cut off that black plastic thingy which is supposed to hold your cable in place, i used hot glue to glue it onto the mouse to make sure it stay firmly on where its suppose to be.


But you can always try bringing it back to AVF for RMA (if its still under warranty of course).

This post has been edited by waikit2490: Dec 12 2014, 02:54 PM

I had the same idea to repair my AVF Gaming Freak II AGM-X6 gaming mouse using the same method, but sent if for RMA (Return Merchandise Authorisation) on the 30/11/2014 through shah93. Until now I haven't received my new replacement gaming mouse

Props to shah93 for really really helping me claiming my RMA (Return Merchandise Authorisation) but the way this AVF company treats me as it's customer is really really disappointing

This post has been edited by MAR01DK: Dec 15 2014, 02:56 PM

They are waiting for new stock come in and then will pos it to you
hold on bro

How to know what batch unit you got? And how if my product that got replaced is also faulty ?will I be able to exchange it again?

Unfortunately i dont know how to know which batch is on the store or bought by the user
For the 3rd batch user, they will have unlimited number of RMA/Exchange in case the mouse faulty

got my mouse replaced but still it has the cable connection problem..and its not even the same model... really waste of money

Guys the X6 new batch arrived. I just changed mine yesterday direct from AVF..

Glad the new mouse batch arrived
Enjoy your new mouse

jus bought new X5.. hopefully dont get any problem

New batch is out
hope you getting the new one

I dont really like avf mouse. I have never tried their highest end mouse but i got a decent one and it just dont worth the money i pay for.

which model you have tried bro?
do help us sharing your experience and why not worth the money for

So how's the 4th batch mouse ?? is it okay ??
I'm finding a durable mouse which can last me at least 1year+
The material for AVF is nylon + plastic right ??
Will it feel like those pasar malam plastic mouse ??
Seeing so many ppl complain about this brand mouse I'm struggling whether to buy it or not >_<

just bought my X4, so far so good

The new batch just come in, AVF said there wont be anymore issue on this batch and i hope thats true
Yes the mouse is made out of plastic but the whole body is covered with rubber coating
I just jope previous problem settled on this batch too as this mouse actually so great for the pricetag

Enjoy your new mouse bro
Dont hesitate to comment if you encounter any problem or wanted to share your opinion on this mouse

if only i can control the color of the mouse. rainbow color makes it a bit annoying though

agreed with you
At least if got on/off button for the LED is great enough

So this new batch warranty is only 3 months right ??

Yeap only 3 month of warranty

I bought my X5 on 17/12/2014.
After I use for 1 month, the mouse start to not function well, the mouse will keep disconnect and connect again. (It cause me died many time while I am playing DotA, as the mouse disconnect and I lost control of my hero during the fight. This really pissed me off.) And today 28/1/2015, my X5 is no longer function. I plug in my mouse, and my laptop pop out with this notification.

At 1st I saw the price was RM39, it was really cheap. Silent click is also great. But the duration is so horrible.

This mouse is cool. Where did you buy it ? coque iphone 6s etui iphone 6 plus

This post has been edited by adynasine: Jul 8 2015, 04:47 PM