CONCLUSION

   When Tt eSPORTS came to us many months ago with news and pictures of their upcoming NEMESIS gaming mouse we were intrigued and so when it arrived we started using it with our usual selection of games (World of Tanks, World of Warships, Star Citizen, Dreadnought, Elite Dangerous and Warframe) alongside many other models. Unfortunately although the PMW3360 optical sensor once again performed admirably both in terms of speed and precision and the 3-zone RGB lighting system looked great we were simply left asking for more. For example it took me quite a while to get used to the enclosure/grip of the NEMESIS but leaving that on the side (since others seem to like it) we all agree that the quality of the left switches could be better. True the key-switch system may come in handy to serious MMO gamers and the buttons are hard enough so you don’t have to worry about accidentally pressing them but we all feel that there’s room for improvement.

   Just by looking at the current price tag of the NEMESIS Switch Optical RGB Gaming Mouse which is currently set at USD49.89 inside the USA (Amazon) and at 58.54Euros inside the EU (Amazon DE) it’s quite obvious that Tt eSPORTS wanted to launch a cost-effective gaming mouse for MMO gamers. Well they did succeed in doing so but as pointed out already the end result is not exactly what we were expecting and although it’s certainly worth of our Golden Award due to its price/performance/features combination it’s still far from the best in its class.

PROS

- Overall Build Quality (OMRON Switches)
- Very Accurate & Fast (Pixart PMW3360 IR LED Sensor)
- Key Switch System
- 16 Buttons
- 3 Zone RGB Backlight System
- 2000Hz Polling Rate
- 4 DPI Presets
- Braided Cable with Gold Plated USB Plug
- Command Center Pro
- Price (For Some)

CONS

- Bulky Design
- Right Hand Design
- Key Switch System Quality