Dual Sensor 2-Dimension Array Tech, LOD sensor paired with a Pixart 3389 optical sensor
USB2.0 High-Speed 32-bit Arm Cortex-M33 core microprocessor, supporting a native 8K Hz report rate. Eight times the standard 1K Hz on competing gaming mice for faster response time and precise movements.
5 customizable onboard profiles with on the fly DPI settings allow you to take your mouse anywhere.
3 zone RGB Lighting customizable via the UNLEASH RGB software
Light weight ambidextrous body and flexible paracord usb cable
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Dual Sensor 2-Dimension Array Tech, LOD sensor paired with a Pixart 3389 optical sensor
USB2.0 High-Speed 32-bit Arm Cortex-M33 core microprocessor, supporting a native 8K Hz report rate. Eight times the standard 1K Hz on competing gaming mice for faster response time and precise movements.
5 customizable onboard profiles with on the fly DPI settings allow you to take your mouse anywhere.
3 zone RGB Lighting customizable via the UNLEASH RGB software
Light weight ambidextrous body and flexible paracord usb cable
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I agree. I've been hovering around slickdeals for quite a while and over the years I made some mistakes buying some cheap deals. Sure, a $5 raincoat keeps water off your back, but it's uncomfortable as heck. A $7 Bluetooth speaker makes noise, but it sounds like a subway car's PA system. In the end it's just cheap trash.
But if you can find a product that is at least trying to compete in a higher class, but for whatever reason, is significantly discounted, then the experience can be fine and some flaws can be overlooked. To me, traditionally a $15 mouse is a Dell mouse or unbranded POS, but I would pick up one of these as a backup and it would probably be fine - even if it dies after three years.
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EVGA must have a glut of stock with large discounts on keyboards and mice. Heck, I'll bite to have some quality mice available when needed.
The X15 and X17 mice are also discounted on Amazon and EVGA's site just like the keyboards. Looks like the price has been floating around $15-$20 for a month or two.
Last edited by StarfirePrime August 12, 2022 at 11:02 PM.
EVGA must have a glut of stock with large discounts on keyboards and mice. Heck, I'll bite to have some quality mice available when needed.
The X15 and X17 mice are also discounted on Amazon and EVGA's site just like the keyboards. Looks like the price has been floating around $15-$20 for a month or two.
Are their wireless mice any good? I see the x20 at $35, but I've read razer and Logitech top the wireless micr category
$15 for a mouse that will last you 3 years is actually a good deal
I agree. I've been hovering around slickdeals for quite a while and over the years I made some mistakes buying some cheap deals. Sure, a $5 raincoat keeps water off your back, but it's uncomfortable as heck. A $7 Bluetooth speaker makes noise, but it sounds like a subway car's PA system. In the end it's just cheap trash.
But if you can find a product that is at least trying to compete in a higher class, but for whatever reason, is significantly discounted, then the experience can be fine and some flaws can be overlooked. To me, traditionally a $15 mouse is a Dell mouse or unbranded POS, but I would pick up one of these as a backup and it would probably be fine - even if it dies after three years.
Last edited by StarfirePrime August 13, 2022 at 12:49 PM.
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But if you can find a product that is at least trying to compete in a higher class, but for whatever reason, is significantly discounted, then the experience can be fine and some flaws can be overlooked. To me, traditionally a $15 mouse is a Dell mouse or unbranded POS, but I would pick up one of these as a backup and it would probably be fine - even if it dies after three years.
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The X15 and X17 mice are also discounted on Amazon and EVGA's site just like the keyboards. Looks like the price has been floating around $15-$20 for a month or two.
The X15 and X17 mice are also discounted on Amazon and EVGA's site just like the keyboards. Looks like the price has been floating around $15-$20 for a month or two.
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But if you can find a product that is at least trying to compete in a higher class, but for whatever reason, is significantly discounted, then the experience can be fine and some flaws can be overlooked. To me, traditionally a $15 mouse is a Dell mouse or unbranded POS, but I would pick up one of these as a backup and it would probably be fine - even if it dies after three years.
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