With everything I have been delivered from SteelSeries since our meeting up in Las Vegas for CES 2012, I was one mouse shy of seeing the entire lineup in some form or another. The one mouse from them that I always get asked about is the Sensei and that just happened to be the one mouse I had not...

Meeting with Steelseries at CES we briefly spoke about their [RAW] series of products. Basically they are cut down versions of their high-end expensive products. Instead of cutting performance, all the performance parts and some

Great performance; Tracks on glass; Well made; Good cost

Coating gets dirty; Software uses large amounts of RAM

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

Whilst there are a million hardware manufacturers catering to the PC gaming crowd's vociferous appetite for hardcore kit and novelties, few companies have managed to garner a reputation for absolute quality like SteelSeries.

Superbly comfortable ergonomics; Excellent accuracy; Ambidextrous design; SteelSeries engine

Loses some features from the Sensei; Lack of buttons for MMO players; Some adjustment necessary to use off-hand side buttons

Not a con but it is smaller than the older mouse.Hand sits differently on it.

Easy To Set Up; Easy to Use; Efficient; Quality Construction; Reliable

What could you possibly do with a 32-bit ARM processor in your mouse? Plenty of fun stuff, as it turns out. SteelSeries's Sensei high-end gaming mouse puts slick design and powerful hardware and software at your disposal, but the £60 price tag means it's not for the casual gamer.

Brilliant gaming mouse maybe not worth the [$] i paid for it but it is very good and will hopefully last me along time.

Danish peripheral manufacturer, SteelSeries, has made name for itself by creating PC accessories aimed at the professional gaming circuit. The company's latest concoction is the Sensei [RAW] gaming mouse, which comes in a frost blue edition.

Comfortable symmetrical design that is both light and solid; Customisable accuracy on the fly via a dedicated button

Lacks coloured LED and physical custimisations; Side buttons are not that useful and occasionally get in the way

Pretty accurate mouse. I can easily adjust the DCPI after downloading the software from the Steelseries website. Aesthetically looks amazing. Well placed buttons on the right and left side of the mouse. Only problem i had was the fact that i felt the mouse was too light.