Others/Mice & Keyboards by stefan @ 2014-07-02
Powered by the Pixart ADNS-9800, the Sensei Wireless mouse from SteelSeries is feature-packed and comes with a solid and professional-looking charging dock, which also acts as a wireless station. The mouse is backed by the most recent version of SteelSeries Engine 3 which will allow us to set different battery saving modes, customize LED lighting, acceleration, lift distance and many more.
The cable is braided for additional durability and specially designed for insertion on both dock and mouse itself:
Because of the ambidextrous design of the mouse, the left and right sides are alike and most of the design elements are borrowed from its older revisions:
The top button serves to change the CPI steps and near it we will find a small LED with double function and the scroll wheel which provides a good grip thanks to the rubber material:
On the back side of the mouse we have a larger SteelSeries logo, which is backed by a multicolored LED:
On the right side of the mouse we have two programmable buttons; both sides and top are covered by a high-quality rubberized plastic which should not show signs of wear as quickly as on other products:
As suspected, the left side looks identical:
On the front side of the mouse we have the opening for the USB charging port, when we would like to continue playing while charging the battery at the same time:
Same golden contact points can be spotted on the back side of the mouse and the laterals are populated by large PTFE feet:
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