ASUSROG Spatha X Wireless Gaming Mouse, 24 GHz/Wired USB, 19,000 DPI Optical Sensor, 12 Programmable Buttons, RGB, Swappable Switch Design, Micro Switches, Magnetic Charging Stand, Black

...as far as I can see. I've spent the last few months with a Logitech G602 that has been slowly dying no matter how much I clean it, but as I've had it for years and never come across anything that's seemed to be up to it's standard with respect to size, comfort and buttons (both number of and placement of) I've made do. And honestly, I dunno how I've never heard of this Asus mouse, but here we are.I've now seen a few reviews saying that it's a big mouse, a heavy mouse - it fills my hand (male, 5'9, average hands - I mean I think, how would you know?) and it does feel solid, but I've had mice in the past that came with added weights, and I would always just fill it with them, so for me the weight is nice. It feels like quality, rather than so light as to be a toy. It feels built. (Pic attached so you can compare size with G602)The number of programmable keys is my main reason for buying this mouse - 6 on the side, 2 on the left click 'shoulder', very much like the G602. The position of the side keys is different, but they are there and that's the main point - games like Baldur's Gate, Sniper Elite, Assassin's Creed Mirage etc are titles that give you plenty of scope for using all of these buttons and setting them up using the armoury crate (already installed on my machine for the mobo) is a breeze as you would expect. It also came 50% charged, which was a nice bonus for me playing around with it immediately.Speaking of the charger - it's a very low profile, just-the-tool-for-the-job affair, which I like, with an led to let you know the current battery level. The mouse can also be lit up like every day is Christmas, and even replicates what your motherboard lighting is doing. Noice. I've seen other mice that come without chargers and some manufacturers (won't name names) will charge you an additional £70 for the pleasure of a charging dock - Asus don't, and the one they give you is quite smart.I still see people trying to replace G602s with something similar and Logitech seem to have scaled back what they think a gaming mouse is - I would highly recommend you try this mouse if you're in that position. To be fair, I'm late to the party with this mouse; I've no idea how I missed this and it's predecessor, but I'm glad I'm here now and hope you see this and act accordingly.As long as Asus have a version of this on the go, or something similar when I need another mouse, I'll be a customer.I should add, £130 might seem like a lot of money for a mouse - but if it's something you're using every day, need it to be reliable and want quality, you won't regret this. And again, it comes with a charger as well as extra switches and a couple of charging cables.

The media could not be loaded. what can i say about this gaming mouse well alot but il keep it short, thr rog is hands down the best mouse iv ever owned for games its flawless and with a press of a button you can change the mouse speed from unbelievably fast to very slow on the fly this is particularly good when playing fps games and you have to jump into something like a car tank helicopter because you need to be lighting fast running but not so much flying its more delicate and this mouse is perfect for that. with the wireless charger this mouse lasts forever it has never let me down when it counts. product is very sturdy it is not a light mouse so if lightness in a mouse is your thing this may not be for you but trust me its so much fun.

This mouse is great. Incredibly light, with various DPI settings for different situations, and even more customizable settings (lighting, power-saving, performance, etc) in the Armoury Crate software that's included. It's nice to have the option for bluetooth and wired whilst charging, even though I use the 2.4Ghz connection, and I have yet to have a lapse or any lag in the connection either. However all this to say untested in the long term, note that people are having issues with clicking durability turning into double click issues.Regardless, still recommended.

What a beautiful mouse!The design is beautiful and overall the product is a real pleasure to use.The build quality is questionable for the side buttons and the actual layout and design of them is poor as they are hard to differentiate.The software is where the mouse is let down most, Armoury Crate is a pig to use, it’s a resource hog, a bloated mess and it comes with to much bloat that is unnecessary for a mouse.A store front, a games scanner and library etc are simply not needed for a mouse driver.However looking passed the software, the mouse it’s self is a pleasure to use.Ergonomics are wonderful, it’s such a comfortable mouse for both claw and palm grips and is a pleasure to rest your hand on.The buttons are great, a solid and satisfying click and a scroll wheel that is super responsive.The major letdown is the side buttons, they are a great example for form over function. They look nice when lit up (the ROG EYE) but they are not easy to define and therefore are extremely unintuitive to use.For the price I would expect better build quality, and a slightly better side button design, however is you are willing to look passed these (and the software) issues I can say this is a very great mouse and is a real pleasure to use.It’s highly recommended, it’s just simply to expensive for what you actually get.

Bought this mouse to replace my current logitech G502 and I am pleased to say it is better in almost every aspect. Firstly, having pretty large hands this mouse feels more comfortable than any mouse I have ever owned, the erganomics felt simply incredible from first use. The craftmanship and materials used to construct the Spatha X feel excellent and I have confidence that it will last a long period of time. As a 3D artist, I am very particular how my mouses perform (particularly the middle mouse button and scroller wheel) however all buttoms seem to work well and the mouse does a good job productivity wise. There is absolutly nothing to fault with this brilliant piece of tech, well worth the money for someone like myself who uses computer mice almost non-stop.