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SteelSeries Sensei [RAW] Gaming Mouse Review
Posted by Philipp Esselbach on: 09/12/2012 08:38 AM [ Print | 0 comment(s) ]
Another gaming mouse review. This time Techgage takes a look at SteelSeries' Sensei [RAW] gaming mouse
Sometimes, it's quite wonderful to have everything you think you might need available right at your fingertips. That seemingly was SteelSeries' rationale when it released the mighty Sensei gaming mouse last year (read Rob's review here in case you missed it).
With its ambidextrous physical design, a top-notch laser sensor, a 32-bit ARM onboard processor, onboard memory for storing mouse user profile settings on the mouse itself, and bling items such as the ability to change the mouse's LED colors, a white-on-black LCD on its underside, and a shiny metallic-like finish, what more could you possibly ask for? That's a lot of extras to go with your rib-eye, certainly.
Having so much sizzle with the steak, though, costs. For most people, ~$90.00 for a mouse is a bit rich, no matter how well-equipped. SteelSeries understands this, and smartly has seen fit to release a slightly revamped variant of the venerable Sensei.
With its ambidextrous physical design, a top-notch laser sensor, a 32-bit ARM onboard processor, onboard memory for storing mouse user profile settings on the mouse itself, and bling items such as the ability to change the mouse's LED colors, a white-on-black LCD on its underside, and a shiny metallic-like finish, what more could you possibly ask for? That's a lot of extras to go with your rib-eye, certainly.
Having so much sizzle with the steak, though, costs. For most people, ~$90.00 for a mouse is a bit rich, no matter how well-equipped. SteelSeries understands this, and smartly has seen fit to release a slightly revamped variant of the venerable Sensei.
SteelSeries Sensei [RAW] Gaming Mouse Review
