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Wired or wireless rodent has 8,200dpi sensor and 2,000Hz polling rate (1,000Hz wireless).
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Wired or wireless rodent has 8,200dpi sensor and 2,000Hz polling rate (1,000Hz wireless).
175g....That's one heavy mouse.
Package contents: 1 x wireless receiver/ charging dock, 1 x 2-meter braided USB cable, 1 x 1-meter regular rubber USB cable, 2 x Japanese-made Omron switches, 1 x ROG hard carry case, 2 x ROG logo stickers, 1 x screwdriver, User documentation.
So no actual mouse then? :)
The mouse is an optional extra. Consider it akin to Day One DLC. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Plasmastorm
Still don't know why mouse makers mostly ignore the fact that I have three almost completely unused fingers, still... so many more possible buttons (especially for the MMO fans) that would make this a proper awesome mouse.
Up and Down scroll are not buttons so do not count, says Tasky.Quote:
The ASUS ROG Spatha has 12 buttons which are programmable and great for MMO gaming, says ASUS.
Cute... But it remains to be seen how easily they work when you're trying to run and reload and heal and stuff, while under heavy fire...Quote:
All six of these button feature ALPS switches with tactile feedback and are arranged in a ROG Eye shape.
Ships later once they get it working, like the Oculus peripherals. It's the new business model. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Plasmastorm
Don't be silly. See the switches and screw driver? You have to make the chassis yourself!Quote:
Originally Posted by Plasmastorm
Oh you cynical lot lol
Best laugh in a while reading the comments :)
your finger will gain muscle for sure! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Namor
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Originally Posted by Namor
Please, I can't stand a light mouse, just weighed my current at 140g with cable and I find that a little lightweight, 175 is probably about perfect.Quote:
Originally Posted by Normanyakuza
Only about 82p per gram. Cheap at twice the price*
*if you're one of the "ROG army" morons.