SteelSeries Announces Sensei Raw Gaming Mouse

By Douglas Perry
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SteelSeries announced a new gaming mouse that allows players to store an unlimited number of game profiles.

According to the manufacturer, the Sensei Raw features hardware like Omron switches, a pro-grade laser sensor, Teflon feet, a transparent bottom, a braided nylon cord, and a CPI range from 90 to 5700. Also included is customizable LED illumination in three zones.

SteelSeries will be offering the mouse in two versions with a rubberized and a glossy finish. When released in June, the mouse will carry a suggested retail price of $59.99.

Douglas Perry
13 Comments Comment from the forums
  • crysex
    Who need unlimited game profiles? I only use no more than 4 profiles. Plus, the design of this mouse is nothing special, flat and round. Looks like the 10 dollars gadgets from the discount pile of junks.
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  • You stupid mouse. You're such a bad mouse. I want to step on your tail and make you squeek. Bad mouse!
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  • Lord Captivus
    What is that!!?? $60!!
    Really Tom? An article on this?! Kmon!
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  • lakshitharxx
    Nothing Special..
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  • shin0bi272
    short of the braided cord and the customizable LEDs and profiles (who needs a profile on a mouse? just customize your games instead)... I got a Ideazon lazer mouse that has 7 or 9 dpi settings for 34 bucks. So Im assuming the other 30 bucks comes in the form of their software and braided cord... Thanks I think I'll pass.
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  • jdog2pt0
    Total off topic here, but when I saw the logo Cody Lyoko came to mind. Anyways, the mouse looks decent. $60 may be a little steep, but it sounds like the mouse is build pretty solid.
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  • f-14
    looks like it was magnified 20 times to be visible.
    if the size is not the same as the picture it is too small.
    i do not have the hands of a 5 year old this looks like it was designed for.
    who designs mice? people are getting bigger, not smaller, unless their demographic customer base is chinese or 5 year olds, wth bother making something so small.
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  • nebun
    i am a little confused....why is this mouse special?
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  • Thorfkin
    Sometimes I feel like I'm the only person who believes that wired interface devices are, and SHOULD BE, and thing of the past. With bluetooth and decent quality RF options available elsewhere for a competitive price i find myself straining to think of any reason someone would pay $60 for any wired mouse at all.
    I've been bugging Steelseries for 2 years to release a bluetooth version of their Merc Stealth keyboard but they just resolutely stick to Wired devices.
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  • southernshark
    I like wired mice, but don't see the point of this one.
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