VALORANT star TenZ was already talking big back in July 2021 when it came to the peripherals of Finalmouse. But if you don’t know anything about the company Finalmouse, here is a short summary:
Finalmouse is known for its high-end gaming mice and had already had some promotions going on back in the Fortnite eSports era . Their products are known for being one-of-a-kind, as in the case of the then Finalmouse Air58 Ninja series, they opted for hand-painted Haiku characters on the mouse wheel. Besides the unique look, the mouse’s technical specs were amazing for the time. Finalmouse’s ambition is to make the mouse generation after generation lighter, more precise and longer lasting in terms of battery life, and if you were wondering what the number in the name stands for, it’s the weight.
The Starlight Pro – TenZ Edition is an improved version of the already known Starlight 12 series. TenZ has written a tweet about it where it makes clear that a lot has changed compared to the previous model.
The TenZ Edition of the Starlight-12 was limited to 40,000 units and sold at $189.99 per mouse. According to a press release from Prodigy Agency, which represents TenZ, this is the biggest sale for an active eSports player ever . Adding up all the units sold, the deal brought in a total of $7,599,600.
Whether you like the intersection of luxury brands with the hardware market or not is debatable, but in fact this was a great success for TenZ, his agency and for Finalmouse.
