Asus ROG Chakram X review: improves on the original but has a few the same problems
Asus ROG Chakram X: Two-minute review The Asus ROG Chakram X is a follow-up to 2020’s ROG Chakram, and while it excels in certain areas, the device still has some of the same problems as before. The Chakram comes fully loaded with RGB lighting, 11 buttons, customizable switches, fast wireless charging, an even greater DPI range, and just like before, an analog stick on the side, among other notable features. It even sports with new software that can greatly boost your performance in certain PC games. However, despite these improvements, the mouse has some design flaws that can impede your experience with it. So much so that we hesitate to recommend is one of the best gaming mice on the market. (Image credit: Future) Design-wise, the Asus ROG Chakram X sports a low-angle arc, a thumb rest on the left, with some texturing on both sides for a bit of extra grip. Because of the thumb rest, the mouse isn’t ambidextrous so lefties might find gripping it uncomfort...