Description
EVGA X12 Gaming Mouse, 8k, Wired, Black, – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
EVGA X12 Gaming Mouse, 8k, Wired, Black, Customizable, Dual Sensor, 16,000 DPI, 5 Profiles, 8 Buttons, Ambidextrous Light Weight, RGB, 905-W1-12BK-KR
Brand
EVGA
Item model number
905-W1-12BK-KR
Hardware Platform
PC
Item Weight
9.3 ounces
Product Dimensions
4.84 x 2.75 x 1.65 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH
4.84 x 2.75 x 1.65 inches
Color
Black
Power Source
Corded Electric
Manufacturer
EVGA
ASIN
B09QC66K1J
Date First Available
February 8, 2022
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Technical specifications – EVGA X12 Gaming Mouse, 8k, Wired, Black, :
Brand
EVGA
Color
Black
Connectivity Technology
Wired, USB
Special Feature
Lightweight
Movement Detection Technology
Optical
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F. E (verified owner) –
Great mouse…. But.. – The extra buttons are annoying. Everything about the mouse is great. The ability to program your buttons to do what ever you want is amazing. But depending on want you want those buttons to do can cause problems.
L. I (verified owner) –
The best mouse for me. – Over the last few years, I’ve used many mice, ranging from cheap but solid stuff like Redragon’s lineup to Corsair’s mid-range, to SteelSeries’ signature Rival 710. All have been usable, but to differing degrees of my personal preference and comfort.
F. E (verified owner) –
Great mouse…. But.. – The extra buttons are annoying. Everything about the mouse is great. The ability to program your buttons to do what ever you want is amazing. But depending on want you want those buttons to do can cause problems.
L. I (verified owner) –
The best mouse for me. – Over the last few years, I’ve used many mice, ranging from cheap but solid stuff like Redragon’s lineup to Corsair’s mid-range, to SteelSeries’ signature Rival 710. All have been usable, but to differing degrees of my personal preference and comfort.
A. K (verified owner) –
Works great – I bought this for my son to use in August, and he finally hooked it up a week or two ago. It works great, and I love the RGB feature!
F. F (verified owner) –
Great design and performance – I’ve been using this mouse for about a month. In the last year I bought a went from a hyperx pulse fire raid, to a razer basilisk v2, to a Logitech g303 shroud. I also briefly tried the razer viper mini and the steelseries rival 5. I really liked the feel and weight of the g303, but the pinky side seems to be angled slightly too aggressively, causing me to get underneath the mouse a bit too much, sometimes accidentally lifting the mouse when in a heated gunfight. I mostly got the x12 because I wanted to try an 8000hz polling mouse (the viper mini had an unusable LOD in my opinion), but also thought the mouse looked like a good compromise on the side angles and is similar weight to g303. I want to be able to get my fingers underneath the mouse sides a bit, but not so much so that I end up holding it in my hand more than pressing into mat. It is exactly what I was hoping for in this regard. The only thing that I’m unsure of, is the finger rest in the pinky side. The way it is positioned, I end up grabbing the very front edge of it with my pinky. In a way I think it helps my grip feel more locked in, but it does feel a bit awkward at first. One thing I absolutely love about this mouse is the convex and higher primary (left right click) button height. I use a fingertip grip find that the higher angle suits the natural arc of my fingertips better than lower concave primary buttons, allowing me more comfortably grip and click those buttons while manipulating the mouse. The buttons have a great solid click weight, and don’t feel so light that I’m going to accidentally press them just by resting my fingers on them. While it did not affect performance, I thought the body felt a tad slick with dry fingers, so I added some lizard skins to the sides to feel more locked in. As far as the performance of the sensor, I notice no difference in the quality of the tracking compared to any of the mice I used for extended periods of time. I primarily play apex and used 8000hz but seemed to occasionally have some kind of freezing stuttering issue so I reduced to 4000hz and haven’t had an issue. Eventually games should supposedly have better optimization for higher polling rates. My pc is all newest architectures for components, so don’t think the stuttering would be hardware related on my end. I would most likely not have tried this mouse if it was not 30 dollars, but I’m glad that I did.
A. K (verified owner) –
Works great – I bought this for my son to use in August, and he finally hooked it up a week or two ago. It works great, and I love the RGB feature!
F. F (verified owner) –
Great design and performance – I’ve been using this mouse for about a month. In the last year I bought a went from a hyperx pulse fire raid, to a razer basilisk v2, to a Logitech g303 shroud. I also briefly tried the razer viper mini and the steelseries rival 5. I really liked the feel and weight of the g303, but the pinky side seems to be angled slightly too aggressively, causing me to get underneath the mouse a bit too much, sometimes accidentally lifting the mouse when in a heated gunfight. I mostly got the x12 because I wanted to try an 8000hz polling mouse (the viper mini had an unusable LOD in my opinion), but also thought the mouse looked like a good compromise on the side angles and is similar weight to g303. I want to be able to get my fingers underneath the mouse sides a bit, but not so much so that I end up holding it in my hand more than pressing into mat. It is exactly what I was hoping for in this regard. The only thing that I’m unsure of, is the finger rest in the pinky side. The way it is positioned, I end up grabbing the very front edge of it with my pinky. In a way I think it helps my grip feel more locked in, but it does feel a bit awkward at first. One thing I absolutely love about this mouse is the convex and higher primary (left right click) button height. I use a fingertip grip find that the higher angle suits the natural arc of my fingertips better than lower concave primary buttons, allowing me more comfortably grip and click those buttons while manipulating the mouse. The buttons have a great solid click weight, and don’t feel so light that I’m going to accidentally press them just by resting my fingers on them. While it did not affect performance, I thought the body felt a tad slick with dry fingers, so I added some lizard skins to the sides to feel more locked in. As far as the performance of the sensor, I notice no difference in the quality of the tracking compared to any of the mice I used for extended periods of time. I primarily play apex and used 8000hz but seemed to occasionally have some kind of freezing stuttering issue so I reduced to 4000hz and haven’t had an issue. Eventually games should supposedly have better optimization for higher polling rates. My pc is all newest architectures for components, so don’t think the stuttering would be hardware related on my end. I would most likely not have tried this mouse if it was not 30 dollars, but I’m glad that I did.