The Theron Infrared is a successful continuation of Tt eSports' design, which has carried over the past few years. The older version, which uses a laser sensor, sells for about $70, and the newer version with its infrared sensor goes for $60 direct from Thermaltake's online store. Although it looks symmetrical, lefties need to be mindful that this mouse is not ambidextrous.
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Technical Specifications
Sensor
Infrared sensor
Resolution
Up to 4000 DPI
Maximum Acceleration
30 G
Polling Rate
4/2/1 ms (125, 250, 500, 1000 Hz)(Can be switched on bottom of mouse)
Ergonomics
Right-handed mouse
Lighting
Red
Keys
8
Memory
128 KB
Weight System
5 x 4.5 g
Cable
181 cm, cloth fabric-sleeved
Dimensions
124 mm x 73 mm x 46 mm (including Teflon feet)
Weight
97.3 g (without weights)120.2 g (with weights)168.7 g (with weights and cable)
Price (Street)
Infrared version: $60Laser version: $70
Now let's take a look under this mouse's hood. It achieves high scores in the aesthetics department, though we also know that doesn't really mean anything if the hardware under-performs.
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"Even before we question Tt eSports' color choice, the decision to use it on the F-keys, Enter, Shift, Alt, and Ctrl over WASD is perplexing."
Perhaps you should do some research on who the target market is for this keyboard. I didn't see a single mention of the Prime *TEAM* anywhere in your review of the G1, rather you just kept calling it "The Prime". I mean, it even shows them on the box.