The right plan
For a mouse gaming, certain criteria are essential such as ergonomics or sensor performance. Without necessarily turning to the most efficient models, we can find alternatives that perfectly meet our needs. The gaming mouse Asus TUF M3 is one of them, and offers the minimum to play in good conditions.
With its sober and neat design, the mouse from Asus is suitable for players who like to put the palm of their hand on the mouse as well as for those who prefer to grip it “claw grip“. Endowed with 7 programmable buttons, this mouse is versatile in most games and only those looking for many macro keys will feel limited. In order to add a welcome touch of personalization, the logo TUF Gaming is backlit and controllable from Aura-Sync, making it possible to homogenize the lighting of the compatible elements. Its 7,000 DPI sensor is efficient and allows players to enjoy a sufficient level of sensitivity to play, even in the highest definitions.
At the moment, this mouse, already very accessible, is on sale at Amazon and Boulanger. Its price benefits from a nice price drop of 58% and is positioned at €16.78. L’Asus TUF M3 thus proves to be an excellent model for first-time buyers or those looking for a secondary mouse to accompany a laptop for example.
Its advantages
- Comfortable design.
- 7,000 DPI sensor and two adjustment buttons.
- Backlit logo and Aura Sync compatible.
Some reservations
- Slightly plastic finishes.
- Not suitable for small hands.
## Which alternative?
If you’re looking for a cheap field mouse, Logitech also has a model that should suit the majority. The G203 Lightsync benefits from a simple but effective design, almost completely ambidextrous. Its 8,000 DPI sensor is a little more sensitive, but that shouldn’t make a big difference in use. Less comfortable, however, it benefits from a nice integration of its RGB backlighting.