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Hera's a creep for both left and clockwise gamers for under $34

EVGA's Torq X10 carbon gambling mouse is fractional off mighty at once. (Image credit: EVGA)

What one person might consider to Be the good gaming mouse might be virtually unusable to someone else, depending on whether it's designed for justly-handed or unexhausted-one-handed users. EVGA's Torq X10 takes that consideration out of the equivalence—IT's an ambidextrous play mouse, and information technology's half off right now.

You can adopt the rodent from EVGA's webstore for $33.49, down from its $66 list price. That's pretty cheap for a gaming sneak in general, regardless of the biotechnology.

Ergonomics do matter, though, and non just in the regulate and contour (Beaver State lack thereof). Some mice beaked A ambidextrous lack a configuration so it privy match in either hand, but still position the thumb buttons connected the left side where only if right-handed gamers give the sack easily access them.

That's non the case here. The Torq X10 features a pair of leaf buttons on each side, for a true ambidextrous portfolio. It has ix buttons in all (Omron switches on the primary clickers), along with an 8,200 DPI optical sensor. You buns also adjust the free weight and height of the mouse.

The Torq X10 is individual days old now, and we never did get one in for review. However, our friends at Anandtech spent some hands-punctual with the computer mouse and found it to constitute an "excellent all-around performer."

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