Precision aim devices with low-latency input handling for competitive gaming
Undetected aim device with hardware-level input. Currently the safest option for external setups.
Low-latency aim device with plug-and-play setup. Compact and easy to integrate.
Arduino board running custom firmware. Works with Tipsy Aim, no stock Arduino identity.
Supported, but its firmware is well known to anti-cheats. Higher ban risk than Ferrum.
Actively detected by major anti-cheat systems. Not supported due to detection risks.
Network-based device with known flagged signatures. Not supported due to detection risks.
