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

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...

For the purpose of testing I opted for Fall Out New Vegas, this game has most scenarios and thought it would be a good all rounder for the purpose of testing. Having the option of increasing the DCPI as and when it's needed is a bonus.

The current peripheral landscape is cluttered with so called "gaming mice" that feature enough marketing lingo to make them all sound like the Second Coming. Unfortunately this situation makes choosing the proper mouse for your needs next to impossible.

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

With a proper CPU, 11,400 CPI sensor, LCD screen, numerous LED lights and stunning ergonomics, is this the best gaming mouse ever?

Superb; customisable performance; Ambidextrous yet comfortable; Programmable without a PC; 3 individual LED zones in any colour; Excellent software

Not quite as comfy as some right-handed mice; Can accidentally press side buttons; No adjustable weights or grips; Some minor issues with software install

We have tested this mouse for two weeks now in our daily usage that includes working in windows and also some gaming. The testing was ran on three screens so there are big areas for the mouse to cover between the screens.

Like this the title, this mouse is simply fantastic. It has all the settings I need, and more.

Performance is about being able to accurately track on a multitude of surfaces. I found that during gameplay I could quickly target enemies on either my wooden desk or my Razer Goliathus Accuracy cloth pad.

Hyper customizable using the included SteelSeries Engine; Accurate on a multitude of surfaces; Wide 1-11,700 DPI sensitivity range; Comfortable feel; Powerful 32-bit ARM processor integrates many features

Plastic Top; Expensive