Different pros: The mouse is really good, comfortable, the materials are economical, but very worthy. Cons: Only if you find fault with the wire that leads the mouse a little if you do not fix it on the holder.

I've been using it for six months, it works perfectly on the rug. I bought for 1.5, an excellent gaming mouse, price-quality 100. I recommend to buy!

I sincerely thought that people were joking about a virtual machine for mouse software, but no - I was convinced in my own skin. Gigabyte! One gigabyte for the program and firewood! GIGABYTE! But that is not all. I have HP 455 g7 with ryzen 4700 When you start the video core and three streams of stone per hundred. For what? For what? Why? How?! Virtual machine or other computer. And the mouse is good.

For a long time I chose a mouse in the range of up to 2022-2500. I also thought about taking the M5, but it is decently shorter in length, it will definitely not be very good for large hands. The 3325 sensor is good. Not 3360, but the price is appropriate. On the same G102, which seemed to be a priority at first both in terms of price and reviews, it costs 3310 - an already outdated sensor. At this price - an ideal option (up to 2500). You don’t have to look directly for explicit replacements…

I read the comments on this mouse. Someone writes that it is easy. So lightness is one of the main aspects of gaming mice. Lightening is done specifically for the least effort when aiming at the target. Hence the gains in milliseconds for pro players. They wrote about the volume of the scroll wheel. This is probably a feature of all gaming devices from ASUS. I used the Gladius series, there is also a loud wheel with a distinct separation when scrolling. This is convenient when the wheel is…

I can only compare with a4tech x7, which is already a hundred years old, well, TUF is such a thing . Beautiful packaging, backlighting, but the mouse itself is not very good. The clicks are loud and "unsure". If you pressed it in x7, it means you pressed it, but TUF has it, especially with RMB, that the button is not pressed. Most likely this is a matter of habit, but x7 definitely wins with its clicks, IMHO.

Definitely worth your attention if you are looking for a quality mouse with a high DPI at an adequate price. I have a large palm - I did not feel any discomfort. Its pros: Strict, but gamer design - what a 30+ year old uncle needs, stuck in his brain at the age of 20 High-quality assembly, China does not give at all Very good price The logo glows, the behavior of the backlight and the color is customizable, you can turn it off altogether There are macros but I don't use All buttons are remapped

The mouse is really worth the money, as an inexpensive gaming device it is ideal, although for a price below 2k, it is difficult to find a really good device, but this mouse completely dispels this opinion. With its pros: Lightweight, comfortable, beautiful, good backlight flexibility, very comfortable scrolling, ideal shape of the mouse itself. Some cons: The wire often interferes, perhaps its absence improved the comfort when using the device. The wire is only in rubber, a fabric braid still…

Before this mouse, I went through several models of different price categories. Everything was not right! For a 4K monitor, I set high DPI values ​​​​and the behavior of mice became inadequate: either brakes, or incomprehensible accelerations, or problems with precise positioning, or the inability to double-click, because. the mouse believed that I first made a click, then moved it, then made a second click. Thus, often when trying to open a folder, I moved the selected folder to another. The…

well, as a general comment, one can say that for a price of 1200 (for how much I bought it) the mouse is sooooo good, but for 3k I don’t even know, one could find something better Has some pros: * quality build solid software, but it's a shame that * compatibility only comes with devices from asus * a matter of taste, but for me it fits comfortably in my hand * I really liked the design, the mouse looks solid, so to speak, there are no freaky drawings, and the backlight does not stand out much…

I chose a gaming mouse for myself in the budget segment (1500-2500r). There were various options from Logitech to Bloody, but I was hooked by the design of this mouse, and the manufacturer is good. In general, I am satisfied with the purchase) Pros below: Price Sensor accuracy, the mouse does not break down when playing games Light weight and fits comfortably in your hand Good assembly, no backlash and no creaks You can adjust the DPI as you wish and the backlight shimmers nicely in different…

Bought for ASUS TUF GAMING computer. For a long time I was looking for a mouse comfortable for my hand - there were several options. Then I ordered my own - when I opened the box, I realized that this was what I was looking for. In terms of form and function, I was 100% satisfied. BUT, one fine day, when I turned on the computer, I realized that the mouse was not visible (I connected it to different ports). Tried it on another computer, same thing. The day before I worked - everything was ok…

Has some pros: Button housing backlight, responsive. Possibility of customization. Sensor. Cons: Teflon feet. Mouse for + - 4-5 years. They won't last any longer. Where to get legs without a clue. Not included.