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    I 3D printed parts for this modular gaming mouse, just as HyperX intended — Is the gimmick worth the effort?

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    The HyperX Pulsefire Saga Pro Wireless gaming has a modular design and offers 3D printable files for users to create unique parts, but is it worth buying?

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