ROG Spatha X

I use the ROG Spatha X ( wireless mouse that lasts you about 3 days of heavy gaming, 12+ hours a day, before needing to charge ) you can also keep it wired the entire time. I think launch price was around 150 euros, I got it at around 90 euros a couple of months ago. Has 6 side buttons that are prog

Whilst I love the Asus ROG Spatha X, it is certainly not for small hands.

Razer Naga V2 Pro was the best in terms of ease of use for me, but it died twice within the span of a year, just like the rest of my Razer products. I'm currently using ASUS ROG Spatha X, very cool-looking, has a sorta-fingershelf, and it's very durable; however, it's heavy af (fine for me, but my h

Looks great, super comfortable in the hand, and the button count and placement is chef’s kiss. Was worried I’d lost it after taking a break from WoW for the past three years and got the ROG Spatha X, but thankfully managed to find it tucked away in a box.

Asus ROG Spatha X seems like it may be a contender https://rog.asus.com/us/mice-mouse-pads/mice/wireless/rog-spatha-x-model/ 6 side buttons, thumb rest (looks kinda small), DPI up/down buttons (I usually bind these to pgup/pgdn) I tried a Razer Naga v2 Hyperspeed with the 12-button keypad on the sid

I have a 502 with the charging pad (a very good mouse) which I'm very happy with, but I also have an Asus ROG Spatha X which is suitable for both large and small hands, and the charger recharges the battery. I'm very happy with it.

My partner uses ASUS ROG Spatha X. Comes with a dock, built like a tank and comes with 6 programmable macros for your thumb. Big sized though so would fit large hands

I honestly don't know why they discontinued at this point TBH you can try to get a broken one to replace the mouse. some replacements I would suggest and not suggest as much Winners: the SOLAKAKA SM809, SOLAKAKA E9 PRO Vertical MMO Gaming Mouse, The corsair Dark star RGB it has 6 side buttons 2 next