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

I like it, I don’t care what other negative reviews write, there is a lot of choice, everything is individual, if you don’t like it, take another one) creating a mouse that will please everyone is not realistic As for the Armory Crate software, it's fine, it's done! Don't be fooled by the ancient reviews of software called Asus Aura, it was rubbish

Different pros: Quality product, assembly and materials at the highest level. High sensitivity, multi-colored backlight, battery, plus everything is customizable. With its cons. You need to try on the hand before buying, for a small palm it most likely will not work. There is no compact connection, the station is rather bulky. Not suitable as a travel mouse.

I am very pleased with the mouse. For MMO nerds, the advantages are obvious and undeniable in the form of a bunch of programmable buttons), played WoW, FF 14 (she doesn’t understand all the mouse buttons, but it’s easy to solve), and even in the nasty World of Tanks with a macro, repair BC and homeless people with one button pleasure. With its pros. 1. Buttons buttons and more buttons. 2. Switching profiles directly from the mouse for different tasks (dpi button + side left buttons) 3…

They say that the software hangs: I have an assembly on solid-state drives and a fairly good percentage with top-end RAM - while loading the software is far from instantaneous, it feels like the software is heavy and not optimized. Pros: The quality of the materials is on top - good plastic and buttons that are pleasant to press, there are almost no backlashes. Lighting and its synchronization with other ASUS products. The battery lasts a long time, sometimes I even forget that the mouse needs…

More than half of the profit from the mouse is software that cannot be installed. There are a TON of problems on the network with attempts to make friends with the mouse both with ordinary PCs and with ASUS BRANDED LAPTOPS, where either the proprietary noise reduction technology with a microphone falls off, or half of the other chips stop working, well, or the classic ASUS "you are not connected to the Internet" at the initial software installation. I can't even recommend taking a mouse to "try

In general, I liked the mouse, as it was convenient for me and had buttons that helped me in my work. And everything was fine until this program from Asus, Armory Srate, or whatever it is right, began to fail. What exactly is with the mouse. Neighboring Claudia there ROG SCOPE RX she did not touch these glitches. The first thing that flew off, macros. I wrote them for work, they worked for some time, then once they stopped. It's in the program, but it doesn't actually work. As well as the…

What finished me off was that in the second week of use, the mouse began to squeak. Every third press of the left button - creaks. Subtly so. Probably needs to be taken apart and lubricated. Or change the switch (fortunately there is a spare in the kit). Or change the mouse as soon as something better than this * comes on the market. My habits are formed by old and big Logitech mice, I was looking for something similar. I searched for a week, rummaged through the entire Internet, Ali, Amazon…

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This mouse FEEL like an MMO style mouse like the Razer Naga with all thumb buttons on the side for MMO use. She's got a strong arm, but trust me, this mouse is BIG. If you have small hands, don't take it. Your fingers and thumb will feel uncomfortable. If you have bug hands, this mouse could be perfect for you. It only has a big round base and fits perfectly in the hand. The quality is good, maybe better than the original Spatha, but the X feels good. It's wireless and pairs really well with…

The mouse has a critical design flaw. When pressing the two small keys next to the left key, the input sometimes hangs. The switches themselves press, click, and open normally, but sometimes the input gets stuck and forced to keep repeating itself until the button is pressed again, hopefully breaking the loop. In other cases, clicks are not registered at all. I have changed this mouse three times in the last week. Each mouse had the same issue and I was able to reproduce it within minutes. With

I have a previous Spatha mouse and this new one has been improved in most aspects (IMO). #1 is much higher DPI. 19,000 DPI is great for wireless (WLAN 2.4GHz), to make it work really well with games you need to lower the mouse sensitivity in game itself #2 4 DPI profiles instead of 2 (with color indicators per profile) I usually use 3 DPI Profiles (extremely low, normal use and super fast); this was missing in the previous version and I'm glad it's here. #3 Finally we get USB C! comes with 2…

This is by far the most expensive mouse I have ever owned. The price is ridiculously high - $150. However, I like it. That's slightly more than the MMO mice from Razer Naga, Corsair and Logitech. The thumb buttons are comfortable to use. There is a seating area for my pinky. Overall grip is good. The RGB lighting is great. It integrated seamlessly with Armory Crate and my other RGB components. The main downside is that it's heavier, so don't expect too much lifting and pulling with it. If you…

I've finally found a mouse I'm happy with after my beloved 7 year old Corsair Vengeance M95 passed away. I first tried the LG G502 but it was too narrow and only had 3 thumb buttons in a placement that was impractical for me. Next came Corsair Dark Core RGB PRO SE. I liked the wireless option but the only thing I didn't like was the 2 thumb buttons and again they weren't wide enough even with the pinky inlay. I finally decided to bite the bullet for the cost of the Spatha X and have no…

I bought it before the start of sales in the 2022, there were reviews about a critical design flaw, supposedly when additional buttons are pressed at the same time on the bottom left, jamming occurs. I do not have this problem, the flight is normal. Parasitic sounds, backlashes are also not noticed. The charge holds really well. In general, I recommend.

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…