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Fnatic Clutch G1 Review — The Price Is Right

Fnatic Clutch G1 Review — The Price Is Right

Posted on November 2, 2016December 24, 2018 By Jarvis

While finding the perfect gaming mouse remains an elusive fantasy, seeking out a good one is now easier than ever. Take the Fnatic Clutch G1 ($60) as an example. The Clutch G1 is a perfectly competent mouse with a reasonable price tag; its only real crime is that other mice have taken the exact same concept and done it better.

Make no mistake: The Clutch G1 is a comfortable, responsive mouse with just enough extra buttons to give competitive players an advantage. If you can get past the disappointing software, you’ll find a peripheral that could serve you well either at home or on the tournament scene. If you have strong feelings against Razer, Logitech or SteelSeries, the Clutch G1 is an easy recommendation; otherwise, you could do better for around the same price.
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