G.Skill Ripjaws MX780 RGB game mouse review - Specifications and Features

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 12/14/2017 09:37 AM [

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A meet & greet

G.SKILL released their RIPJAWS series MX780 customizable RGB laser gaming mouse. The RIPJAWS MX780 laser gaming mouse features an ambidextrous design with mirrored button placement that increases adaptability for both right and left-handed gamers, as well as maximizing grip comfort with interchangeable side grips for long term use.

Adjustable Palm Rest & Weights

Gamers come in all sizes. This is why the MX780 laser gaming mouse features a height-adjustable palm rest, which allows you to customize the palm support to your preferred height for maximum comfort. Additionally, the entire mouse is constructed upon a solid aluminum base and comes with additional optional 4.5g weights, installed inside of side grip on each side, so you can feel the control every movement and optimize the overall mouse balance for your own personal gaming style.

8 Fully Programmable Buttons & Customizable RGB Backlighting

Enable countless customizability with 8 fully programmable buttons and customizable RGB backlighting across 4 lighting zones in a full range of RGB colors.

G.SKILL Unified Driver System & Onboard Profile Storage

Designed for ultimate customizability, the G.SKILL Unified Driver System unlocks the limits to customization and grants you complete control over macros, key function programming, light settings, lighting patterns, and loads of other settings for full personalization. Built into the mouse is 512KB of onboard memory, capable of storing up to five complete sets of key and lighting configurations within the mouse, so your personal gaming experience follows wherever you and your mouse goes.

8,200dpi Avago Laser Sensor & Durable Omron Micro-Switch

Using only the best-in-class components, the RIPJAWS MX780 is equipped with the latest gaming-grade Avago laser sensor and Omron micro-switch. You’ll enjoy an extreme gaming experience capable of up to 8,200dpi and 1,000Hz polling rate, as well as an ultra-durability of 20 million clicks.

Pricing and Availability

The new RIPJAWS MX780 is now available at $59.99

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