The Phase, from Pixelpaw Labs, is a mouse without a scroll wheel that can split into two controllers, seemingly for the worst of all worlds.

Pixelpaw Labs reveals Phase, a split gaming controller that turns into a mouse with a 16,000 DPI sensor and wireless support.

The Phase is a mouse that splits down the middle and turns into a wireless controller. It's a novel concept, with some obvious tradeoffs.

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