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Sliced. It’s lethal. The X2F is here built for FINGERTIP control, tested by hundreds of pros and enthusiasts, and refined to the edge of obsession. Two editions. One launch. Pre-Order = JULY 2nd. (KST) Launch Edition: 5000 made less than 5000 units to be available after double QC, individually...

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This translucent needs to be a thing

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How much will it cost?

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the mouse is sick the animations are sick EVERYTHING IS SICK 🔥

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This will be a new addition to my collection for sure

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awesome seeing the finished product! its a great fingertip mouse

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