MOT Groove Gambit vs MOT Groove Snake
Both are MOT Grooves, the favourite rotational mechanical in the collection, so this comes down to design and what you can find in stock. The advice from both videos is the same: buy at launch from a retailer and do not overpay later.
| MOT Groove Gambit | MOT Groove Snake | |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Rotational slider | Rotational slider |
| Material | Zirconium, stainless front and back plates on the oil slick version | - |
| Price in the video | About $415, or $550 with crystal sealing | - |
| Bought from | Geeone | - |
| Price paid | - | $575 |
| Verdict | - | Highly recommended, but do not overpay |
| Tip | - | Buy at launch; prices rise as stock runs out |
Taken from each video. Prices are the ones quoted at the time of filming.
MOT Groove Gambit
This is a collector's piece and priced like one. The video covers the revisions over earlier Groove models, including parts that feel better made and help stop you overtightening the screws, which used to stiffen the action. The verdict is simple: beautiful, well revised, and likely to sell out fast.
MOT Groove Snake
The MOT Groove is called one of the best rotational sliders made, and possibly the first. The video is honest about cost: this one was $575, prices climb as stock runs low, and the advice is to buy from a retailer at launch and not to overpay on the aftermarket. Cheaper stainless steel versions still turn up.
Watch both
MOT Groove Gambit Crystal Sealed | unboxing and first look.MOT
MOT Groove Snake Unboxing 🐍 | How Does It Compare to Previous Models?MOT