Review on ASUS ROG Pugio Optical Gaming Mouse: Ambidextrous Design, Customizable Buttons, High Precision Sensor, and Aura Sync RGB Lighting with ROG Armoury II by Bambang ᠌

Excellent mouse click, very light and short, even at the beginning there were accidental clicks. Informative, at the same time quite quiet wheel. Poor Asus software, since the mouse has memory, configured and removed from the computer. Spare mics and plugs included. Bad center of gravity. Almost all of the weight of the mouse is collected at the back. This is not critical, but very specific and requires getting used to. With a palm grip, the mouse is not particularly noticeable, with all others it is very much felt. But you can get used to it and even find pluses, with large movements with the whole palm, the mouse is heavy, and with a static base of the palm, but the micro-movements with the left-right brush, the mouse feels very light, since you move only the front of the mouse. The main trouble of the mouse is the legs. Legs are just bad. I’m already silent that a rare top brand completes the package with spare legs, but inside the brand, high-priced mice could. BUT! Considering how thin the legs are, if there were at least 10 spare sets, the result would not have changed. Let me explain, if you play on a bare table or a plastic carpet, then perhaps the problem is not relevant, but with a fabric carpet, and this is 90% of cases, you move the mouse by the body itself along the carpet. The legs are so thin that with a palm grip, for example, under the weight of the hand, the mouse naturally sinks a little into the carpet (yes, we are talking about fractions of a millimeter that are not even visible to the eye), but here the legs are so thin that these fractions of a millimeter are enough for the mouse to start scratch the carpet with your belly. In the case of a thin fabric carpet, there is no problem, they are quite elastic. If you have a standard thick, rubberized bottom, gaming carpet, then you will immediately understand. I saw thin legs, believe me. Perhaps these are the thinnest legs that you have ever seen. They simply don't exist.