ASUS ROG Strix Impact III Gaming Mouse, Semi-Ambidextrous, Wired, Lightweight, 12000 DPI Sensor, 5 programmable Buttons, Replaceable switches, Paracord Cable, FPS Gaming Mouse, Black

0 complains the mouse is perfect the sensor can handle every dpi perfectly perfect if you hace to Flick onto Heads way better than the razer viper mini

I purchased this mouse because I was so impressed with the ROG Keris, which really stood out in regards to quality, sensor implementation, features, and performance. I really liked the shape of this, although it's a little too large for my preferences. However, this thing is clearly an afterthought in their new lineup. No spare accessories, such as mouse feet. No replaceable screw covers, just temporary difficult to remove covers. Mouse feet are so thin that they may as well not even be there, especially considering the raised edges along the mouse feet and next to the DPI button. Taking this thing apart to hotswap the switches is much too awkward and difficult, even after doing it dozens of times, especially compared to the Keris. They cheaped out on the sensor and it shows, lift-off distance is just totally absurd, although the tracking is fantastic, it doesn't really matter when the lift-off is so preposterous. And worst of all is M1 button. I hope it's just my copy, because it's totally inexcusable. The travel distance on M1 is so short that many switches won't even work with it, and the actuation feels extremely wrong. M1 and M2 have slightly different designs, and I can't imagine M2 ever having this problem. On my copy, M2 is perfect, wonderful even, and the tensioning in M2 is excellent, and every switch works great. M1 barely moves the plunger which actuates the switch, resulting in a strange, short, and somehow extra hard press that just feels wrong. Won't actuate at all if pressed in the front-most corner of M1. I can't believe this mouse is $50, even if M1 wasn't totally messed up, and I am shocked at how disappointed I am after using the ROG Keris, which unfortunately starting skipping while in wireless mode. Without my experience with the Keris, I never would have tried this mouse. I am hesitant to even try returning it, as you have to mangle the bottom shell just to hotswap switches, and I suspect they won't like what I did in my attempts trying to fix M1 in my desperation to enjoy the shape of the shell. Such a shame, so much wasted potential. Stay away. Single worst gaming mouse purchase I've ever made (and I've bought way too many of them)

nice cable for it too. dpi button on the bottom so your not accidentally hitting it. very nice and well priced.

Broke immediately.

Had Impact II for 3 years, decided to buy the new version, it’s a very good mouse for gaming and work, just like the Impact II but a little different, I noticed all the difference in photos, so if u got small hands like me - it’s the perfect mouse for u! Loved this mouse! 10/10!