Steelseries Sensei Laser Gaming Mouse

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SirWhizer@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 04/10/15	Steelseries Sensei Laser Gaming Mouse Cons:le dessus lustr� fait en sorte que la main glisse plus facilement apr�s quelques temps de jeu. Elle se salit tr�s facilement Pros:Pr�cise, bonne qualit� des mat�riaux, facile � configurer Comment: Dans l'ensemble, une bonne souris, pas ma pr�f�r� principalement � cause du "look". Mais rien � redire pour les performances
Spencer_L3@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 09/02/14	Steelseries Sensei Laser Gaming Mouse Cons:buttons in the way over-sensitive Pros:Illumination is good, solidly designed and built, very precise and good feeling Comment: This mouse overall seems very well designed and built. However I have had issues with the aluminum body feeling slippery and getting sweaty after prolonged use. The rubber feet as well (keeping in mind they are rated to last just as long as the rest of this well built mouse) look and sometimes feel like they would be the first to quickly deteriorate, however after trying them on several surfaces they do maintain an impressive glide and minimal scratching even on harder surfaces.The one major issue with no redemption that I have noticed is the 4 side buttons. With use in either hand the buttons seem easily clicked, and while they can be disabled, remind me of more cheaply made mice. Overall I feel going with the slimmer side buttons (unable to rest fingers on them unlike some larger yet more firm buttons) takes away from this mouse
Boston. C@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 04/15/14	Steelseries Sensei Laser Gaming Mouse Cons:Expensive Pros:CustomizationGood QualityGood Shape Comment: Greatest mouse I've ever owned. I'm a avid FPS player that's currently playing Counter-strike: Global Offensive and other FPS's. I perfected my mouse by tweaking almost every setting it had from exactlift to exactaccel. Although it can be expensive for some, I HIGHLY recommend saving up to get this mouse. And hey, you can make your own little picture and display it under the mouse!
Dave_J@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 10/17/13	Steelseries Sensei Laser Gaming Mouse Cons:I often missclick the right side button (it's an ambidextrous mouse). Steelseries got major issues with them software. Pros:Mouse react quickly, nice design Comment: The mouse is very good, but even after 2 month, I can't use it to it's full potential has Steelseries have no drivers for Windows 8.1 (even if it has been release today). When you install the drivers for Windows 8 on Windows 8.1, it litteraly "broke" Windows files (C:\Windows\System32\Drivers\steelbus64.sys block Windows 8.1 from booting). It's a major issue and Steelseries know this from june 1st and still no new release of the software yet. Since I had these problems (Had to format my PC 3 times while testing different things), I'm going to give a 3 star rating.
Irene_F@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 07/11/13	Steelseries Sensei Laser Gaming Mouse Cons:Pricey Pros:Hyper customization, sleek, ambidextrous, good number of fully programmable buttons (7), On board ARM CPU. Comment: Overall the best gaming mouse I've ever owned. The customization is like nothing else. Due to the fact it has an on board CPU, all profiles and settings are stored in the mouse itself, as well as taking away some (very little) but some of the processing from your main CPU for calculating mouse movements. There is an LCD screen on the bottom, in which you can fully customize everything about the mouse (As well as UI software for when you're actually in windows/not in a game, but the LCD is a very nice touch as you can adjust on the fly.Cpi is a more efficient method of measurement than DPI, making for a more accurate mouse.I can go on and on, I would recommend this mouse to almost anyone; with the exception being people building on a budget.
Kurtis_L@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 07/05/13	Steelseries Sensei Laser Gaming Mouse Cons:-A bit too big for myself-Side buttons Pros:-Aluminium Top-Customizable lighting-Adjustable CPI-Awesome tracking Comment: Overall, this is the best gaming mouse that I have ever owned. I had first a razer mamba, which didn't have as good as tracking and had a slight delay. I had tried the Razer imperator after that, but it kept dying after extended clicks. I couldn't stand razer at that point, so I had gone with steelseries; no regrets at all. The tracking is leaps and bounds ahead of the razer mice, and the aluminium case gives it a nice cool touch. This mouse is a bit too big for my hands, and the side buttons are annoying when I hit them with my ring finger and my middle finger. Besides that, this mouse is a must!
Jedd_C@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 03/08/13	Steelseries Sensei Laser Gaming Mouse Cons:- expensive- doesn't feel very solid Pros:- Feels amazing- Looks very nice- nice glossy finish- good customizability- amazing software Comment: Overall I extremely enjoy the purchase I made for the sensei mouse. Although it is very expensive if you are able to snag it for 40-50$ I would highly recommend getting it.
Alex_T@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 02/28/13	Steelseries Sensei Laser Gaming Mouse Cons:-The Mirror Look-Fingerprint Pros:-Really Comfortable-Fully Customisable-Really High Dpi-Excellent for claw and palm Grip Comment: I was looking for something classy and comfortable and this mouse give it to me! I recommend it for those who want a styli and good mouse.
Sean_J@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 02/26/13	Steelseries Sensei Laser Gaming Mouse Cons:Right mouse button stopped working after 1 year of use. Pros:Great Precision. Plenty of buttons. Very responsive Comment: I bought this mouse because I am a MOBA player who wanted to take his game to the next level. This mouse accomplished that for 1 year, and now I can't even play minesweeper with this piece of overpriced junk because the RMB doesn't work. I tried taking it apart in an attempt to fix it because the warranty expired a month ago and failed to see anything wrong with it. Since there is no way of doing so without removing the tracking pads, the mouse now grinds across my mouse pad instead of glides the way it used to. DO NOT BUY THIS MOUSE UNLESS YOU WANT TO BUY A NEW ONE EVERY SINGLE YEAR BECAUSE IT'S STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY IS GARBAGE!!!
Raymond_L@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 01/05/13	Steelseries Sensei Laser Gaming Mouse Cons:SteelSeries Engine did not recognize until manual driver updateOccasionally mouse does not connect during boot up(Works fine after you replug the USB) Pros:$49.99 (HOT Price)Multi Color LEDBraided CablesLCD DisplaySteelSeries Engine Customization Comment: Got it on Black Friday for $49.99. At that price it's hard to beat, with all of it's customization that the SteelSeries Engine brings, along with multi-color LEDs and a LCD display that you never see on any other mouse. I have a cloth mousepad and it glides very smooth, but it's also a bit on the light side for my taste.Despite some software glitches, I'd still recommend this mouse if you can find it on sale.
tooill@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 01/05/13	Steelseries Sensei Laser Gaming Mouse Cons:- Price Pros:- Very comfortable (for fingertip and claw grip)- Impressive configuration options (using SteelSeries Engine)- Great build quality Comment: This mouse is a fine replacement for my old G9x. The shape is perfect for fingertip and claw grip, and the level of configuration options is astounding. The build quality is impressive.
Manfred_C@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 12/08/12	Steelseries Sensei Laser Gaming Mouse Cons:None at the moment Pros:AmidextrousGlowing lights Comment: This mouse is amazing. The custom firmware is awesome and it has GLOWING lights with customizable colours!
dominic_t@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 11/19/12	Steelseries Sensei Laser Gaming Mouse Cons:None Pros:Good looking , nice customisation Comment: Nice mouse , with a nice software for customization
AceOnRiv@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 10/25/12	Steelseries Sensei Laser Gaming Mouse Cons:nothing Pros:nice touchaccuracyprofessional gaming gear Comment: i love this mouse! it's like the old MS mouse but with more accuracy and feelback. i claw grip and it fits very good. buttons are very responsive and accurate, will buy more steelseries in the future
Jason_W@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 04/17/12	Steelseries Sensei Laser Gaming Mouse Cons:Price Pros:CustomizableFast Comment: I'm a fingertip gamer. I wanted a mouse with super fast response and this mouse lives up to it's reputation. It's a great mouse. A little costly but it was my gift to myself!
Soloturtle@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 04/01/12	Steelseries Sensei Laser Gaming Mouse Cons:ExpensiveFunctions similar to xai Pros:Great traction on the mouseSoftware is really goodFeels great Comment: Although the mouse is more on the expensive side, it is worth the purchase if you are looking for a mouse that will last you a few years. The mouse is really adjustable to your liking and is adjustable to whichever grip you prefer.
bubs@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 03/16/12	Steelseries Sensei Laser Gaming Mouse Cons:-its ambidextrous and the opposite side buttons may bother you and be hit by accident by your pinky finger.(you can disable them completely, however)-surface is not rubberized like the Xai, if you sweat this mouse can get slippery and I find myself wiping my hands and mouse often.-pretty expensive for many features 99% of people won't have a need for (onboard profiles and settings) or things that don't affect gameplay (colors, LCD logos) Pros:-steelseries software gives you in control of everything, sensitivity, accell, hz, lift of sensor, colors of mouse so you can perfect the movement to your liking.-very good scroll wheel Comment: I got this as a replacement for my Xai that I had to RMA because of a faulty middle mouse button. I had some trouble installing the software and updating the firmware, but eventually everything worked out. At first this mouse wasn't tracking well on Steelseries 9HD mousepad, but after messing around with he settings (more specifically adjusting exactlift to 25%)the mouse tracks just fine. I initially had the HZ set to 1000, but I heard that can use more CPU usage so I put it to 500hz.I've used the Logitech MX518's, G5, and G400 in recent years, and coming from a claw grip can take some time to get used to. I think that in the long term this mouse will become more comfortable.Honestly, changing the colors is cool and putting a custom logo on the LCD underneath is awesome and everything but if you don't really care about the aesthetics I would recommend getting the Sensei Raw because its basically the Xai 2.0 and you can get it in a rubberized grip that won't slip for 40$ less.
PanzerIV@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 01/27/12	Steelseries Sensei Laser Gaming Mouse Cons:- Since the surface is made of plastic unlike the Xai, it could in theory be more prone to hand sweating.- Very expensive!- 255 Million colors for the LEDS is pure bs. You pick 20 different variant of red and it all gets "rounded up" to the closest of the 16 basic colors.- Not worth the upgrade from a Xai unless you get to sell it first since it's basicly a (Xai v2.0) if not even just a 1.5- Extra DPI over 5000 is totaly useless for 99% people. Pros:- Built-in CPU is suppose to remove all processing from Windows therefore improve latency, give a brea to ur processor as just using the mouse at 1000Hz on ur desktop will raise the cpu use by a lot more than you'd think. I don't know if it works as they say but if so then it's awesome.- It looks really cool, much better in real than on any pictures where it just look like cheap plastic.- Best tracking sensor. You also reach it's 100% potential on a Steelseries 4HD pad.- Lift Off distance adjustement is new from the Xai, nice addition.- Much better software on the Sensei than Xai that I had before.- Absolute best ambidextrous mouse ever built, don't even look any further. Trust me I've owned over 10 diff mouse and tryed over 25 different over 12 years.. Comment: I don't know if it's me but the shape seems to be a little bit different. I noticed the top seems lower like I can't reach with my middle finger the "dpi toggle" button the same way I do it on my Xai. I would give it 5 stars without hesitating at all but because of it's very high price I knock it off to 4.
Jackson_W@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 12/11/11	Steelseries Sensei Laser Gaming Mouse Cons:- Plastic Top- Expensive Pros:+ Lots of customization using the included SteelSeries Engine + Accurate on a multitude of surfaces + Wide 1-11,700 DPI sensitivity range + Comfortable feel Comment: Functionality is off the charts with the Sensei. The included SteelSeries Engine software allows users to customize every function.
lxxl�@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 11/30/11	Steelseries Sensei Laser Gaming Mouse Cons:-No pulse LED effects Pros:+Feel of the mouse+Top tier laser, ultra high dpi+Full customization with software+Save all setting on mouse+LEDs with interchangeable colors Comment: I really don't know how to describe it, but the silver part of the mouse is very different, almost silky type of feeling, it's not like any other mouse I have ever used.Aside from that, this mouse have full customization, ultra high dpi, change color for all LEDs.
geoff r@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 10/18/11	Steelseries Sensei Laser Gaming Mouse Cons:May need a bit more of a stickier surface. Pros:Amazing mouse. Love the sensitivity, customization.. it really does feel like a professional grade peripheral. Comment: The sensei mouse is an upgrade to the xai in every way. I really feel I got the bang for my buck I needed. Great mouse for gaming and use in general!
Greg F@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 10/17/11	Steelseries Sensei Laser Gaming Mouse Cons:so awesome it makes everything else seem like it was made by razer Pros:best piece of computer hardware ever created Comment: appears to bestow superhuman gaming abilities on any and all who touch it. made from a cutting edge space polymer rejected by nasa as too advanced, fits your hand perfectly and glides smoothly over any gaming surface. also has a top of the line sensor and perfect tracking.
Qndy@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 10/06/11	Steelseries Sensei Laser Gaming Mouse Cons:The new surface is slippery than the rubberized Xai version Pros:Custom Logo display on bottomMillions of colors to choose from (color wheel)Illuminated pixel logo and mouse wheelSame feel and glide as the Xai but betterBetter ARM processor than the Xai Comment: I tested the Steelseries Sensei before it got released a month before initial release date and I have to say that it completely took all the good aspects of the Xai (its predecessor) and improved upon it.First of all the ARM processor is a lot better and they actually have a dedicated driver for this thing now. This means a higher CPI on the mouse as well as better response than the Windows Plug and Play driver the Xai functioned off of.Oh the illuminations they added was something unexpected. Steelseries developed their products for maximum performance & functionality so I was surprised when they mixed it in with the design.
magictoaster@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 09/27/11	Steelseries Sensei Laser Gaming Mouse Cons:- Price Pros:- Very comfortable (for fingertip and claw grip)- Impressive configuration options (using SteelSeries Engine)- Great build quality Comment: This mouse is a fine replacement for my old G9x. The shape is perfect for fingertip and claw grip, and the level of configuration options is astounding. The build quality is impressive.