VDO games childen: discount SteelSeries Sensei Laser Gaming Mouse (Grey)

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List Price : $89.99 Price : $67.95

Product Description

Based off the critically acclaimed Xai gaming mouse, the SteelSeries Sensei is a top of the line laser gaming mousededicated to suiting tournament level players. It features a highly sophisticated firmware that allows for multipleadjustments of the sensor functionality, as well as complex macros to customize the mouse to the user’s specificdesires. With the SteelSeries Engine and illumination present on the design, the Sensei has a new look, both on theoutside and on the inside. At the same time though, the Sensei still retains all the features that the original Xai is knownfor such as its ambidextrous design, the ability to save different profiles on board, and the LED panel to customize themouse on the fly.

Programmable macro buttons
Ambidextrous shape
Driverless plug-and-play, and Gold-plated USB connector
User defined bitmaps for the onmouseLCD
SteelSeries ExactSens, FreeMove, ExactAim, and ExactLift
7 programmable buttons
Menu system on the mouse
Three zonelighting ? Scroll Wheel, CPI Indicator, and Logo

SteelSeries Sensei Laser Gaming Mouse (Grey) Reviews

13 of 13 people found the following review helpful

An excellent gaming mouse with some minor ergo issues, November 19, 2011

Wayne "Omegafiler" (Round Rock, TX) - See all my reviews

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While I don't consider myself a "hardcore" gamer, I do spend plenty of time in front of the computer (or gaming console) playing various types of Racing, RTS, and FPS games. The last two of which are where a high-end gaming mouse can come in very handy. For these types of games, it's very important to have a precise mouse that's comfortable and customizable to your personal preferences.

First, let's talk about precision and customization. That's one area that this mouse excels in. I don't think I've seen any gaming peripheral that has so many features you can change. You can change between 2 different DPI (sensitivity) settings via a convenient button located below the scroll wheel. I personally have one setup for FPS and the other for RTS/Windows. Although you are welcome to create full separate profiles for your games, in case you'd like to have a sniping option, for example. You're able to change LED colors for the wheel, the DPI toggle button, and a nice logo towards... Read more

427 of 539 people found the following review helpful

Best mouse in the history of eternity, October 12, 2011

IdrA - See all my reviews

This review is from: SteelSeries Sensei Laser Gaming Mouse (Grey) (Personal Computers)

I used to be really, really good at starcraft2. Then I had a brain aneurism or something and I became incapable of winning a game. Recently I switched to the steelseries Sensei mouse, and just a few weeks latr I won an international tournament. The sensei's sensor and tracking are incredibly smooth and high quality, you get unparalleled accuracy and speed no matter what situation you're using it in. It's also very comfortable to use, it fits hands of all sizes perfectly and glides smoothly over any kind of mouse pad.

10 of 11 people found the following review helpful

Mouse search over... but worth the cost?, January 14, 2012

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This review is from: SteelSeries Sensei Laser Gaming Mouse (Grey) (Personal Computers)

I am very difficult to please when it comes to gaming gear, especially mice. When I unfortunately decided to get back into competitive FPS games (CS Source) I had to find a mouse that could replace my old G9 and support my unusual hybrid claw/palm grip.

On my search to find this mouse, I went through several other gaming mice including:
- Razer Death Adder: I found to be too large to support my hybrid claw grip.
- Zowie EC2: Slightly smaller than the Death Adder, but again could not support my grip.
- CM Storm Spawn: I went entirely in the other direction buying a pure claw grip mouse. I think this would have been okay if not for the damn pinky rest I could not get used to.

After buying the Sensei, I could not have been happier with its feel, and subsequent performance when I game. As any computer game player will tell you, the last thing you want to be thinking about is if your mouse is comfortable while you're playing. After a few days, it felt... Read more