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Gaming Mouse.
Streamlined design enhances grip. 12800dpi high-resolution optical sensor, the resolution can be changed by driver software. Backlight and additional keys allow you to enjoy the convenience of control in any game. Gaming sensors work on any surface.
it's full of sweat
there is a bead of humidity dripping down my 169hz monitor
glasses = on
wheelchair style gaming chair = equipped
death grip half chub = edged