Armaggeddon Alien G9X

Armaggeddon Alien G9X

The Armaggeddon Alien G9X
  • Superior-Ergonomics developed based on gamer feedback
  • “Finger-Rest” for ring finger is also a button minimizing movement and improving response
  • 7-level weight management for greater customizability
  • Extra-large Telfon mousefeet for a faster smoother glide
  • Rubberized finish provides the ultimate grip and comfort
  • Superior-Ergonomics developed based on gamer feedback
  • “Finger-Rest” for ring finger is also a button minimizing movement and improving response
  • 7-level weight management for greater customizability
  • Extra-large Telfon mousefeet for a faster smoother glide
  • Rubberized finish provides the ultimate grip and comfort
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