EVGA has introduced the TORQ X10 gaming mouse for hardcore gamers.

The device features an Avago 9800 laser sensor with a maximum 8,200 dpi. The X10 mouse has an Omron switch with a lifecycle of 20 million clicks and nine programmable buttons.

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It's available with two customizable RGB LED color supports that can be adjusted to blue, green, orange, pink, purple, red and yellow.

The X10 has onboard storage that allows up to five profiles to be saved.  It has the necessary software to enable users to set up macros and profiles. Included in the package is a 6 foot-long USB cable coated with silver. The base is made of full metal   

The X10 also comes with a carbon fiber version.

EVGA  also makes GeForce graphic cards and it's the first gaming mouse product they've produced. The TORQ X 10 mouse was designed to appeal to gamers and non-gamers alike.

EVGA has an introduction and tutorial video for the TORQ X10 that you can view here.

Review of the mouse has been positive so far. The button has a finely dimpled surface and offers consistent clicks. Users can easily find and work with its large scroll wheels and side buttons.  Left-handed persons will be glad to know the TORQ X10 is ambidextrous, as well.

The TORQ 10 mouse can be adjusted to fit the needs of the user. The unit package includes several extra weights that can be used to adjust its granular weight. A special screwdriver is also included to adjust the height of the mouse.

The TORQ X 10 mouse comes in two models. The basic package costs around $69.99 while the carbon fiber model costs $99.99. 

There is actually no substantial difference between the two models except for the carbon fiber. The carbon fiber mouse looks way cooler, however.

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