EVGA X12 Gaming Mouse, 8k, Wired, White, Customizable, Dual Sensor, 16,000 DPI, 5 Profiles, 8 Buttons, Ambidextrous Light Weight, RGB, 905-W1-12WH-KR

I've long been a fan of Logitech game mice because of their initial fit/finish and reliability. I momentarily went with corsair gaming mice and after 2 bad experiences, including one going completely DOA after a firmware update, went back to Logitech. I've never had a logitech mouse go DOA on me. However, over time. I find that the soft-touch and rubberized coatings on their mice eventually become sticky. Or even wearing off completely. Mind you every logitech mouse still works. It's just no longer pleasant to handle with the worn spots straight down to the plastic. Even after wiping them down and washing my hands. It feels like it's crusted over with many layers of red-hot cheetos dust. I've been a fan recently of EVGA's Z10 gaming keyboards with the Cherry brown switches. So i decided to give the X12 mouse (white) a try. The price was right at $19.99 on sale. The mouse itself is light and absent of any kind of soft touch or rubberized coating. Which likely means you won't run into the wear and tear issues associated with higher end mice with the "nice when new" coatings and surfaces. The plastic itself reminds of of the textured white plastic used on the legendary Microsoft laser Intellimouse revered by old school FPS gamers. The button clicks are crisp and precise. The tracking is spot on. The unleashed RBG software is easy to use and allows control over the RGB lighting over 3 separate zones with a handful of effects with various colors. If you don't care for gimmicky effects, you could always set it to static with any color of choice, or turn it off completely. So far so good. Time will tell how the X12 will wear. But given first impressions and the cheap price. I may consider picking up another X12 (white) to put into cold storage incase this mouse ends up being the GOAT. Naturally i'll update this review (good or bad) as I continue to use this mouse. Update: A year later the scroll wheel starting acting up and jumping when scrolling in a web browser on sites like Amazon and Facebook. Scrolling down very slowly will cause the page to scroll up instead. To rule out it wasn't anything else, I plugged my crusty old Logitech G402 mouse into the same USB port on the PC and kept the windows mouse settings the same and the annoyance completely vanished. Scrolling became predictable and precise again. Obviously an issue with the sensor tracking the movement of the scroll wheel. I'll take this mouse to my workshop to blast it with some compressed air, but at this point, it doesn't look good in regards to longevity for this mouse if that doesn't resolve the issue. Luckily I only paid $20 for it.

Great mouse, Great price

Really happy about this mouse, I purchased it for less than $10. I was usin a Logitech 550L (and more expensive) that supposedly is for big hands but this one is bigger. Changing colors depending on how many dpi you prefer to use and customizable. Works perfect and is very confortable. It would be perfect if was wireless, for the price is unbeatable.

Amazing mouse for about 3-6 months; Mouse worked great at first, I loved the shape so much that it instantly replaced my 2 wireless mice that were lighter. The 8K feature seems to work pretty well, it has its quirks and little bugs here and there but they weren't noticeable on games that were compatible... And that was part of the initial problem, not that many software are compatible with 8K gaming devices yet. I ran this mouse with a Razer 8K Keyboard as well, my PC ran it fine, but the 3 games I tested it on were basically crashing or not receiving input even at 2K settings. The mouse is cheaply made which is to be expected at the price point, and if I really wanted to I'm sure EVGA would replace it but doesn't seem worth it. After 6 months of use the scroll wheel gave up, it stops intermittently and often, this is unfortunately something I use often when browsing or playing MOBA games, or as a shortcut function in other games. The black plastic cover in the middle wheel peels off easily, and the left click feels softer than the right click, which wasn't a huge issue either but can be annoying. Overall, a great mouse that had potential to be 5 star and shoots above it's price point, but I'd recommend investing a small bit more onto a more quality gaming mouse with less RGB

Took a bit of troubleshooting but I got the software to work. No problem. This mouse feels great in the hand. I have size L-XL gloves so a mouse big enough to not cramp my mitts is very important. I am an ambidextrous mouse user, and this fits both hands great. I love the side-button duplication. The DPS switch is placed perfectly. The RGB lights are VERY bright. The fabric wrapped cable is nice and soft but also stiff inside. Would like to have had a removeable cable so I can swap out for a shorter one, but I guess coiling is fine. I think it's great for the price. The color-chooser in the software is sub-standard. The RGB cannot seem to create Orange light very well at all. Other than that the color selection is rather narrow for some reason; I think it is the software. Can’t be sure.

bought it for the ambidextrous features since i use both hands at times. the feel is nice and the size is just and fits perfect. but hand sizes vary. you can use the ARGB features by either downloading the app from EVGA directly or using openRGB (open source ARGB app) to access the led controller. feels pretty accurate in FPS games and buttons are smooth and effective. id definitely buy it again, just might for a back up.

needed a left handed gaming mouse, which i dont know why nobody makes. So i bought this ambidextrous mouse which works fine. Since it's basically the same on left and right sides of the mouse it can be used by either hand. Just go into windows and type mouse in the search and set your settings to left handed. You can also set the speed, but to set DPI and rgb use EVGA's mouse/rgb application that you can download from their site. And one other thing, i ordered discounted EVGA mice and they all came with smashed boxes, so not sure what's up with that. The mice did work, but the boxes, one had a hole and the other was all wrinkled from a bad smash but the packaging saved the mouse inside. Guess thats what you get when you buy these discounted ones.

I bought this mouse because I'm left-handed, and it's designed for ambidextrous use. Unfortunately, other than the number of buttons, it's ergonomically terrible. The concave sides push my pinky into the mouse pad. The only way to avoid this is to choke up on the grip, but then you're fighting not to accidentally press the buttons on the side. It might be okay if I had smaller hands, but I think most adults would struggle. I don't have unusually large hands. Much worse is the LED lighting. I knew it was there. I didn't know it would constantly generate irrirtatingly bright pulses as it changes colors. It's distracting, and some of the colors are almost painfully bright with the lights on. I can't imagine how much worse it would be with teh lights off. And I won't have to find out, because it's going back in the box. It's a shame there's not a way to turn this feature off, or down. There's a button on top of the mouse that controls its speed -- a totally unnecessary feature, since speed and acceleration settings have been available from the generic drivers of every operating system for decades. Maybe in a future version, that could be replaced with a dimmer for the LED. Otherwise, it seems like a good mouse. It's very light, but seems solid. The cord has a nice woven anti-kink cover, rather than a rubber coating. It's probably great for kids, as long as they don't have any kind of sensory processing issues or long fingers.

Reviews mentioned the shape might be awkward for some, I personally am a fan of it. Buttons are nice, dpi button in the center is always a plus, and ambidextrous shape is a life saver for a left handed user like me. Only issue is the scroll wheel has a bit of a rough travel.

Ich nutze die Maus seit mittlerweile einem halben Jahr. Sie bietet einen großartigen Kompromiss zwischen Größe, Ausstattung und Gewicht. Sie ist nicht im Speziellen für eine besondere Griffart designed, ist relativ hoch, jedoch habe ich mich mittlerweile vollständig an ihre Form gewöhnt und nutze sie gerne. Auch bei längeren Spielesessions ist sie angenehm zu halten und zu jeder Zeit ist sie schnell und präzise, die Einstellungsmöglichkeiten sind umfassend. Ich würde sie wieder kaufen.

Updated review May 2025. I wanted ambidextrous because I like having buttons on both sides. The poor man's macro mouse. The mouse has a great feel (7/10) but the software, EVGA Unleash, is buggy. For me preset 1 never works. But if I configure and leave the mouse on preset 2 or 3 it'll work most of the time. Still glitchy. But it's livable. For the price I'm happy with it.

Es un mouse muy bonito, ligero y cómodo. El cable podría mejorar, pero por el precio es una excelente compra.

Muy buen desempeño.