Thermaltake, BMW Designworks Make the Level 10 M Mouse
BMW Designworks USA helps to make another cool-looking Thermaltake product.
When one mentions Level 10 and Thermaltake, the first thing that comes to mind is the uniquely designed Level 10 GT tower case.
Now for CES 2012, Thermaltake subdivision Tt eSports has exclusively shared with Tom's Hardware a new product designed in collaboration with BMW's Designworks USA: the Level 10 M mouse.
The immediate standout feature of the Level 10 M mouse is that it features a hollowed-out design that allows for height and angle adjustment of the mouse body. By turning a screw on the top side of the mouse, users can adjust the size and shape of the mouse, changing how it fits under the palm.
The Level 10 M mouse also features a perforated palm surface to help alleviate some of those sweaty gaming sessions with passive airflow.
Release date and price have yet to be revealed, but we will to find out more this week when we go hands-on. Stay tuned.

If higher then that lol good looking but not this year~
i hat a 10$ one about a year ish ago, that i was using for over 3 years, it was the only mouse i liked after the intelli mouse 3 died... than i came across the razor naga, and got it for 50$ refurbished.
the back button works like crap, you have to blow on it to make it work, but i don't use them at all (if it worked i might) but the 12 side buttons are so necessary for me that its not even funny.
a cheap mouse is great, and expensive ones... at least with the naga, can be worth it too.
I will look into this mouse becuase it kinda looks like a star trek ship or something. Maybe its more comfortable that in looks.
After all, the naming scheme would go with my Level 10 GT Snow Edition.
i mean i have a razor naga, and that has 12 buttons, but i just cant figure out why many other mice exist or cost more.
i mean there is the shape, i can get people buying different mice for that
extra features, like buttons on my naga, i can get why people buy that
but this i see a potential of 2 buttons, possibly 3 (i dont consider left, right, middle, back, and forward buttons buttons that need to be mentioned, as i consider them standard.) witht he third being hard to press and thats it.
and this needs a serious redesign. the exposed center needs to be covered, i don't know about any of you but i have split soda on my mice before, not one broke, but with the exposed crap, 1 drop will kill it.
There's just something about an old mouse that you can't get rid of.
8 Years strong now
L10 Mouse looks cool though.
Design is 1, but it depends how it feels in the hand. And features. Personally I need + click wheel + fast scroll wheel + the feel in my palm, that is paramount for me.
I like only about 4 different mouse's out of the 30. I settled for Performance MX for perfect fit. I have large hands. MS makes also great mouse.