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Azio Atom Ambidextrous RGB Gaming Mouse

Azio Atom Ambidextrous RGB Gaming Mouse

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Product Description
Maybe you play on the same system with a friend or sibling, or maybe you just like to switch up your grip: Whatever the case, this mouse has both righties and lefties covered. Ergonomically designed for a comfy hold, it features 270-degree RGB backlighting with five modes and eight colors to choose from Read More

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JustWok
22
Dec 16, 2018
Does anyone know if the 100g weight is with or without cable or the entire package? If that's with cable, that looks pretty promising.
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kidagnt
15
Dec 17, 2018
JustWok93g w/o cable, and tpu has a fairly thorough review
Bionic_DJ
22
Dec 14, 2018
Any idea if the thumb buttons for the use of a left handed person could be used whilst in the right hand?
SnyperBunny
1
Feb 28, 2018
Can anyone compare this to the DeathAdder? I'm pretty happy with the size/weight/feel of the DeathAdder but mine is wearing out a bit and I like the ambidextrous nature of this.
SnyperBunny
1
Mar 6, 2018
Thank you :)
Shape for me is almost a bigger deal than the sensor and I really like the shape and size of the DeathAdder. I need to find some way to fondle some of these mice... Sadly many stores near me no longer have a "mouse table" where they used to have a bunch of mice available to fondle :(
nahtee
46
Mar 6, 2018
SnyperBunnyI think the zowie ZA11 fits what youre looking for, its an ambidextrous mouse that is large and lends itself to palm grip like the deathadder. The FK1 by zowie is also another good option and is mostly identical to the ZA11 except smaller height wise, and I've also heard good things about the mionix avior from people that like large mice but haven't had a chance to try one yet. I second BossPotato's rec for RocketJumpNinja, his website is definitely the best place to go when buying a new mouse.
eagl3
1
Feb 28, 2018
should I spend $40 on this or just pay $20 more and get a top brand gaming mouse.
whomad1215
755
Mar 1, 2018
eagl3I'd spend the little extra and get something already known. My suggestion would be the Roccat Kone Pure Owl Eye. Top end sensor (based on the 3360), light weight, good shape, good clicks. Amazon has a listing for $50.03 (sold by them, not a 3rd party).
I've got a roccat leadr, and the build quality blows away anything from corsair (m90, scimitar) and logitech (g900) in my experience
kyuss80
98
Mar 4, 2019
whomad1215The Kobe Pure Owl Eye is so great. I don’t really use mine anymore because I swapped to a Naga Trinity (I like changing out the side plates based on what I’m playing), and I generally don’t care for Razer at all. But the Roccat is sweet. It’s kinda small in my hand but since it’s light as a feather it somehow works well for me.
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coap
2
Feb 28, 2018
Anyone tried this mouse? From the dimensions it looks like something inbetween an FK1 and an FK2. Wouldn't be surprised if it had better quality.
Elrick
2105
Mar 1, 2018
coapI bought this mouse off Newegg about four weeks ago, still haven't received it.
Although it's cheaper here on MassDrop than what I paid for it on Newegg. Damn you MD, for always rubbing in the salt for losers such as I.
whomad1215
755
Feb 28, 2018
rgb and a 3360 for $43, honestly not bad for the hardware. Closest competitor would be the nixeus revel.
k1n3t1c
8
Mar 1, 2018
whomad1215That's who I was thinking too lmao.
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