In this video I put the PWNAGE Trinity Carbon Fiber mouse under the microscope to see if it’s actually worth that $139 price tag. I go through the unboxing (and yeah, they load you up with accessories), then I break down the build, weight, coating, clicks, and how it performs in-game. Mine is the black colorway with solid sides (you can get slit sides too), and overall my copy was solid—no base wobble and no major button issues, just a tiny bit of side-to-side play on M1/M2 if you really look for it. The big “wow” feature here is the adjustable sensor position on the bottom. PWNAGE includes a screwdriver for it, and I had no issues moving the sensor up or down—super cool implementation if you care about dialing in your feel. The clicks felt solid (Omron opticals), but they do have that pingy sound opticals are known for. It’s also crazy light: about 40g on my scale with skates. My main complaints are the base and the software. The base feels like cheap plastic and honestly seems weak, and the web-based software is painfully slow and laggy to the point it made my PC stutter. Performance in-game was good with no tracking issues, but at $140, if you don’t care about the adjustable sensor, I think there are better budget options that perform just as well.