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 Stanislaw Golkowski ᠌

The purchase completely meets all of my expectations. Perfect for right-handed people. A high level of dependability as well as the capability to swap microphones without the use of a soldering iron. Excellent sensitivity. I would suggest. With its positives being: It is very convenient to use, although it is probably going to be too big for a miniature female pen. However, for a male proletarian hand, that's it. - Perhaps the most significant benefit is the convenience it provides. - Complete connectivity across all interfaces. Whether you want to connect by wire, if you want to connect through a whistle, if you want to connect through a blue tooth, all of those options are available to you. Absolutely flawless! - In addition to the two mics that come included in the package, you have the option to purchase additional mics separately. This is perhaps the feature that is most beneficial to me as an information technology professional; the mouse functions flawlessly throughout the day, and I no longer stress about accidentally clicking the same button twice. The fact that the grip can be used in a variety of ways is a significant advantage. I was born with a left hand, which comes with its own set of advantages and disadvantages. When I'm working, the mouse is in my right hand, but when I'm playing, it's in my left. Somehow, I'm not a true lefty. Yes! I'm so relaxed that I don't give a * t. Left-handed people typically have an advantage when using the mouse. - The side buttons can either be deleted or left in place with a slight offset. - The existence of fake whistles that take the shape of illumination, in the presence of the Headset Asus Vision 700 that sets the illumination, ooh. - The capacity to make real-time adjustments to the DPI setting, independent of any specialized software. Having these drawbacks: It is only when the magnets are dropped from a moderate height that the side buttons on the magnets come off. The fact that the case is see-through lends it an unprofessional air to the whole thing. - Quite expensive.