G.Skill Ripjaws MX780 RGB game mouse review - Product Showcase

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

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Right, as always we start with packaging so you can recognize the product in the stores. Clear packaging, all primary features are marked on the packaging, hard to miss really.

In the package, you'll find 1 x Gaming Mouse. Next to that leaflet manual and warranty guide and the extra thumb rests that you can swap. It's a nice looking mouse alright. Shaped a bit odd maybe? The feel an fit in your hand will be rather comfortable, however, the pinky location doesn't feel right. The design that fits the palm of your hand really well. That pal rest (where you see the G.skill logo) can be adjusted in height or lowered for more comfort.

Though you need to get used to it, weight is perfect for me at once. You will get two extra 5g weights you can position on either or both sides of the mouse. As stated, there's a lot of ergonomics involved with this mouse, done right I must add, but there is no pinky rest? That feels a bit awkward. The top surface is coated and feels like some sort of soft touch paint. There is a textured pad on the right side of the mouse for grip of your ring finger.

You get two extra thumb (left and right side grips), a simple, soft coated attachment, then a wider more rugged and textured thumb grip. It locks based on magnets, just pull out the grip and insert another one. The grip locks incredibly precise into place and it will be attached/mounted very sturdy that to the probably neodymium magnets, or at least industrial ones

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