ASUS need to do better

Today we have the ASUS ROG Pugio 2! A mouse with an interesting name and an even more interesting features. These features didn't seem to interest the lady at the counter in Greggs so I'm not sure. Anyway. Enjoy the review! Available at Amazon: geni.us/bUBy (aff)
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Video recorded by Chris, you can catch his streams at / warhuryeah
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0:00 DETAILS & DESIGN
1:23 SWITCHES
2:25 SIDE BUTTONS
2:44 SCROLL WHEEL
3:00 DIRT CHECK
3:20 MOUSE FEET
3:48 WIRELESS & CABLE
4:25 SOFTWARE
4:53 SENSOR
5:34 COST
6:07 VERDICT
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[@Ghost_P]

Would like your thoughts on the new TUF M4 Air (Wired one)

[@Mutkagames]

Tomorrow I am getting one, last mouse was ROG Gladius Origin 2 and I hope this is even comparable to it.

[@Innuya]

It's really a shame about the mouse feet and the side ridges. From an environmental perspective, it's commendable that they've built a mouse that seems to be so easily repairable. Have a switch fail? Just swap it out instead of tossing the whole mouse. Plus the added benefit of not having to worry that you're favourite mouse will be discontinued or hard to purchase a few years later. On that note though, I'm curious how accessible is the battery on this one?

[@penzuugi]

I think asus mouse department has always been like this until their m4 mouse release. There is always super weird ergonomic design choices which made to be "distinguishable" to be "Asus" mouse and style which is horrrible idea when comes to mouse ergonomic. They do AMAs here and there but seems like many feet back that they got haven't fully been received yet and complain about mind boggoling design choices...

[@arghyabiswas9855]

awesome review!

[@zombo.]

hey man cool vibeo 👍

[@buddhapest]

thank you for your honest review. please feed your cat(s)

[@Proton_Decay]

Today 100g is a BRICK. There's a whole second mouse worth of plastic under that cover, totally unnecessary with replaceable switches. People handled disassembling mice just fine back when they had balls and encoder wheels inside that needed cleaning, just expose the screws underneath. Sides looked like rubber when I first saw them.

[@HoveringUmlaut]

:)