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EVGA X12 Gaming Mouse Wired White 16,000 DPI 8 Buttons
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EVGA X12 Gaming Mouse Wired White 16,000 DPI 8 Buttons
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Anonymous –
Pros: It’s a decent mouse with a really high polling rate, BUT… Cons: -It’s a little too skinny if you’ve got big hands. -The side buttons are a little too far forward. -Software’s a bit buggy right now. -Can’t export settings profiles, so if you have more than five games/apps, you’ll have to reprogram the settings a lot. Overall Review: If they fix the software and add the ability to export the settings/profiles it’ll be a worthy purchase.
John B. –
Pros: – Great feel – Love the Shift button Cons: – Software is very buggy and not as complete/full featured as other peripheral software – No per-game profiles – buttons 9 & 10 are difficult/awkward to reach without having to shift the hand on the mouse – buttons 11 & 12 would feel better if they were slightly shifted up/towards the front more – I can’t tell if my hand is too large or too small for this mouse because of those four buttons Overall Review: I’ve been waiting to replace my Logitech G600 with another MMO-type mouse but couldn’t find anything that also had a Shift button, until EVGA released this mouse. The mouse feels great in the hand. The side buttons feel too large but that might be because I’m too used to the G600 and need to retrain my muscle memory. Buttons 9 & 10 are awkward and I need to shift my hand off of the mouse to reach them. The empty space in the middle of the buttons feel like wasted space and they could have done better by adding a button there, adding more functionality. Buttons 11 & 12 are nice but if they were shifted a little bit more forward they’d feel much more comfortable and less awkward. The software is very buggy. When you assign a key, it may switch back to its default, or some other key you had previously assigned to it, or it’ll swap to whatever you had assigned to its E-Shift. You can only create 5 profiles and it doesn’t automatically swap depending on the game/program. You can’t use your own scripts like with Logitech’s software. Fortunately, software can be improved and I hope EVGA works rapidly to fix the bugs and add features that are expected for these peripherals to have.
Anonymous –
Pros: Nice looking and features. Plus utility software is available Cons: Very short time of product life. I bought the mouse in mid May 2021, on end of September 2021, the scroll wheel is no no longer scrolls the screen. The wheel still rolls, but no action. I open up the mouse, the wheel spins on a plastic shaft, about 2.5mm dia. This shaft is connected to an electronic component (looks like a small potentiometer), the connected shaft is broken. Not sure that the plastic shaft that connects the wheel and the component is one piece or the twos are glued together. Overall Review: No. Definitely not recommend this mouse to anyone, even the price is attractive. After 3 and a half months, the mouse is done, what a short life. No more EVGA mouse. How about keyboard? Lately, EVGA markets some less expensive gaming keyboard.
Thomas S. –
Pros: Tracks reasonably well. Easy to point and click. Cons: After maybe two months use, the scroll wheel just broke, out of nowhere. I was just scrolling it, nothing particularly stressful, and it broke, just like that. When I came here, I saw many other reviews stating the same thing, all at around the same amount of use. So there is something just flawed about the construction of this mouse, and my experience is not a fluke. Inexcusable for what is supposed to be a high-end mouse. Also, the software is horrible. Clunky interface, and easy to miss the “Apply” option at the bottom so that your changes don’t get lost. And you can’t tie profiles to programs, something that should be pretty much standard behavior. Overall Review: This mouse feels like it was made by cutting a lot of corners. Maybe that is why they seem to be continually running sales in order to get people to buy them.
nicho1 –
Overall Review: Impossible shape for me – I have glued and sculpted EVA foam (cosplay) on the right to make it usable. I am OK with it, my son hates it. 5 months after purchase the scroll wheel broke. I will contact EVGA but I think the foam may be a problem. Never used the fancy reporting rate – just used for usual stuff. no pounding.
Mack W. –
Pros: It’s an ok design Cons: The wheel stopped working like it should after about 3 months of light usage. Overall Review: Bad
Jordan R. –
Overall Review: Bought this back in August and it’s already broke. The scroll wheel just completely fell apart. Thought it would be better quality for the name that’s on it.