EVGA X12 Gaming Mouse, 8k, Wired, White, Customizable, Dual Sensor, 16,000 DPI, 5 Profiles, 8 Buttons, Ambidextrous Light Weight, RGB, 905-W1-12WH-KR

I fell instantly in love with this mouse!! Super comfortable, stylish, and useful for my FPS gaming needs! The software is easy to download and use, and doesn't take up tons of processing power (unlike my old mouse Razer software) and has tons of customizable features for DPS, Buttons, Clutch button DPS, RGB Pattern, profiles and more! The adjustable weight is a really nice feature too, and the response time is insane! The only issue I had with it is that the polling rate by default was super high (8000 Hz) and the mouse seemed to be "lagging" on games, but it is easy to change in the settings (most games I play are older and max at 1000 Hz). Also, make sure to use USB 3.0 or Super Speed ports. Otherwise, this is probably the best budget mouse I got! I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a budget mouse!

I bought this mouse for my work because I'm at my desk most of the day and wanted a gaming mouse for the ergonomics and extra functions. I have a gaming mouse at home and love the feel. This mouse is super comfortable and functional! I saw in the reviews that the scroll wheel was flimsy. I say it has a little give, but that's because you can move it side to side to to scroll to the side, which I like. For the price, I like it! Let's see how long it holds up!

I've long been a fan of Logitech game mice because of their initial fit/finish and reliability. I momentarily went with corsair gaming mice and after 2 bad experiences, including one going completely DOA after a firmware update, went back to Logitech. I've never had a logitech mouse go DOA on me. However, over time. I find that the soft-touch and rubberized coatings on their mice eventually become sticky. Or even wearing off completely. Mind you every logitech mouse still works. It's just no longer pleasant to handle with the worn spots straight down to the plastic. Even after wiping them down and washing my hands. It feels like it's crusted over with many layers of red-hot cheetos dust.I've been a fan recently of EVGA's Z10 gaming keyboards with the Cherry brown switches. So i decided to give the X12 mouse (white) a try. The price was right at $19.99 on sale. The mouse itself is light and absent of any kind of soft touch or rubberized coating. Which likely means you won't run into the wear and tear issues associated with higher end mice with the "nice when new" coatings and surfaces. The plastic itself reminds of of the textured white plastic used on the legendary Microsoft laser Intellimouse revered by old school FPS gamers. The button clicks are crisp and precise. The tracking is spot on. The unleashed RBG software is easy to use and allows control over the RGB lighting over 3 separate zones with a handful of effects with various colors. If you don't care for gimmicky effects, you could always set it to static with any color of choice, or turn it off completely.So far so good. Time will tell how the X12 will wear. But given first impressions and the cheap price. I may consider picking up another X12 (white) to put into cold storage incase this mouse ends up being the GOAT. Naturally i'll update this review (good or bad) as I continue to use this mouse.Update: A year later the scroll wheel starting acting up and jumping when scrolling in a web browser on sites like Amazon and Facebook. Scrolling down very slowly will cause the page to scroll up instead. To rule out it wasn't anything else, I plugged my crusty old Logitech G402 mouse into the same USB port on the PC and kept the windows mouse settings the same and the annoyance completely vanished. Scrolling became predictable and precise again. Obviously an issue with the sensor tracking the movement of the scroll wheel. I'll take this mouse to my workshop to blast it with some compressed air, but at this point, it doesn't look good in regards to longevity for this mouse if that doesn't resolve the issue. Luckily I only paid $20 for it.

I like this mouse, it fits my hand well, and does great things for both gaming and everyday applications. My only issue is that after 6 months, something in the mouse wheel wore out and just tonight it began to roll freely and not track. I use my computer daily and I game often. moving parts are the ones that get the wear and tear. Unfortunately I do need to buy a new mouse. For someone who isn't as hard on their peripherals as I am, this mouse does great.

When i foolishly bought this due to it being from EVGA i never expected such a low quality product in terms of performance. Scrolling with the mouse wheel is very annoying due to the fact the mouse cannot perform this task even remotely efficiently. When i scroll down i go up or down or stay at the same point originally. The same with scrolling up. Scrolling with the mouse wheel resulted in either a random direction or no scrolling taking place at all! In the end only using the keyboard would allow me to scroll.I cannot click and drag an item/folder because it will release said item/folder before i release the mouse button. Even worse the mouse will open up multiple instances of programs/documents or try to when i click to open them.Now some may think well maybe it's my setting but NO it is not because I installed old and new mice to try and trouble shoot these issues and none of them had these problems! This product is not worth the money for terrible aggravation it provides any user of it. Save your money and buy a cheaper 5 to 10 dollar gaming mouse it will work better.

The front part is not curved and rather looks linear but still fits the hands and works well. When using it, I feel like continuing to use it. When I spent time without use I fell like looking for it because my hands like it. It looks solid and durable. The colors are good and there is a button to chnage them when you want. There is a button to change the cursor speed for those who do gaming which I don't but will need it in the future.