Tenz just tried to sell a mouse for $200 without showing us what it looked like or revealing any of the specs. Arrogance or genius?
TenZ, a popular esports player and streamer, launched a successful mouse with Finalmouse in 2022, earning over $7.5 million in one day.
However, his recent launch of the "TenZ Secret Mouse" under his own brand faced criticism for lack of details and pre-order requests without showing the product. He has now apologized for this rather strange idea of his management.
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TenZ Apologizes To Fans After Backlash Over His "Secret Mouse:
“My management believed it was an interesting idea to reveal each part of the mouse step by step and allow people to pre-order if they believed in the project. Looking back at it now, I know it was a stretch to attempt to sell a mouse that had no finalized shape, specs, or weight.
At the end of the day, Shape is King,” he made clear in an apology statement on X, formerly Twitter.
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We completely agree with the community that customers should be fully informed about a product, especially when pre-ordering. With limited availability of only 20,000 units and a price tag of $200 each, it's understandable that people want to know what they're investing in before they make a purchase.
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But we like that TenZ made it clear that it was not meant to be a scam, and he announced that he will stop the pre-orders as well as offer refunds to people who have already bought the mouse. GG!