Having a SteelSeries Sensei doesn't mean that you will automatically become a great gamer but you can game better. A great tennis player can fully utilise a high quality racket and unlock his/her potential.

+ Sexy; sexy; sexy; + Well-built; high quality material; + Comfortable; + Has 8 buttons in total that can be re-programmed; + Braided cable with gold-plated USB connector; + Supports up to 11,400 CPI; + Illumination in 3 areas; + ExactTech settings are fully customisable; + Advanced macros; +

I was a bit skeptical at first about the new metal coating because I totally loved SteelSeries Xai and I never hold a mouse with a metal coating before; Would it feel soft? Would it be comfortable? Would it be cool to the touch?

Not by the Sensei's cool bronze exterior, nor by its surprisingly good performance. No, what has seriously boggled our mind, indeed, baked our brain, is the fact that the Sensei has a 32-bit ARM processor in its verminy little body.

What could you possibly do with a 32-bit ARM processor in your mouse? Plenty of fun stuff, as it turns out.

One of the things I found odd was that the Sensei doesn't allow for weight customization. This is something that I'm completely fine with, as the weight distribution of the Sensei is nicely centered for all the 102 grams that it weighs, but I know some people mark it as a strike against this pro...

We recently received the SteelSeries Sensei Gaming Mouse, the latest professional grade laser mouse from SteelSeries developed and marketed by some of the best eSports players in the world.  The ambidextrous mouse features a 32-bit ARM processor, 3 different "light zones" to help personalize various

The Sensei is really a top of the line gaming-grade mouse thanks to three factors: the ExactTech, the high level of resolution, and great configuration features. We do think it's worth noting that the software isn't user-friendly, and two of the side buttons are virtually unreachable due to the...

(at time of review) The original SteelSeries Sensei is perhaps the best mouse we have had the pleasure of reviewing here at Vortez. The sleek lines, class leading specification, fully customisable lighting and macro functionality made it a deserving platinum award winner .

+ Sleek; ambidextrous design; + Customisable features; + Rubberised texture; + Macro functionality; + Good DPI range (if somewhat limited in choice; + Same DNA has the original Sensei; + Available in Rubber or Gloss coating

The Sensei is a great all-purpose mouse, laden with customisation tools, guised as a gaming mouse and hidden under a rather cheap-looking exterior. It's not the flashiest in its class, but it does what any great mouse does and handles itself gracefully over a desktop, almost absentmindedly to the...

Sensitive laser tracks well over different surfaces; High level of customisable; Teflon feet glide over any surface

Lacking number of macro keys; Only hot-swaps between two (customisable) sensitivity settings; grey/chrome plastic top has a cheap look about it

The Sensei is a great all-purpose mouse, laden with customisation tools, guised as a gaming mouse and hidden under a rather cheap-looking exterior. It's not the flashiest in its class, but it does what any great mouse does and handles itself gracefully over a desktop, almost absentmindedly to the...

: Sensitive laser tracks well over different surfaces; High level of customisable; Teflon feet glide over any surface : Lacking number of macro keys; Only hot-swaps between two (customisable) sensitivity settings; grey/chrome plastic top has a cheap look about it

: Lacking number of macro keys; Only hot-swaps between two (customisable) sensitivity settings; grey/chrome plastic top has a cheap look about it

Using the headset to play games we found that the quality of the audio was excellent. The soundscape created by the headset is very good and it is very easy to clearly identify audio, even when the action is fast and frantic on screen.