Review on ASUS ROG Spatha X Wireless Gaming Mouse: Ultimate Precision and Customization with Magnetic Charging Stand, Programmable Buttons, 19,000 DPI, and Aura RGB Lighting by Hanh Bach ᠌

I really like big and heavy mice of a similar shape. Before that, I used Redragon Vampire. Everything seemed to suit, but I wanted something more abruptly and preferably without a wire. I got it on my own head, this is an underdevelopment. No, if you don’t need anything from the mouse, except for standard keys and the ability to duplicate additional buttons, keyboard buttons, then the mouse will do just fine. There are no problems with it out of the box. It all starts with software installation. Not only did I manage to install it only after two weeks of correspondence with support, it turned out that you can forget about macros, which are more complicated than double-clicking on a button press. On all mice, I created a macro so that when the button is pressed, the same action is constantly repeated, when the button is released, the action stops. And, lo and behold, on a mouse worth 12,000, this cannot be done. On all pennies you can, but on this monster you can’t. But, you can do almost the same, it only works if you press the button and stops after pressing it again. It seems normal, you can even get used to it, only it works only a couple of times in the application, then it just stops working until you restart the computer. This is some kind of nonsense. What the hell, such expensive peripherals are needed, if much less expensive, maybe much more. How it pissed me off. And do not hope that I am a fool and my hands are crooked. There are 1196 pages in FB filled with similar problems. I'm still freaking out. And it’s not comfortable to use and you can’t not use it, so much money has been spent.