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OnePunchMan
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Nov 13, 2016
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my review since i got on this mouse from 1st drop. quick review:
right click definitely needs some work, a bit too hard when you're playing FPS game.
left click/right click: both are very 'hard' and very 'click-ish', so yes, you feel like you clicked it correctly but doesn't necessarily register on your game. left click definitely easier to get to and have it hit. You're hand positon plays a big role in this as well.
shape: great shape, very comfortable for 4+ hr gaming sessions. i tend to think its better for a full on claw grip than a hybrid grip/palm grip. I am a hybrid grip (hitscan im more hybrid, for projectile im more claw). If you have big hands, like i do, its hard to fully claw grip this mouse, without having your finger tips hit your mouse pad, or use wrist movement because it causes your wrist to angle if you wanna left click/right clic. If they had an XL it'd probably be perfect for me. But with that said, pretty damn good shape, i'm sure it'll go great with that vast majority of gamers.
cord: i'd like a braided cord, easier to undo the bending from packaging and play, it kinda gets kinked/caught on things it shouldn't because the cord is long (long cord is good but its situational on set up, my setup, not so much but a good stragiht lazy cord is better)
color: i got the white color, smooth, nice, but would i like more texture, meh, i know the black one has it (havent tried it) but does get moist when you play long session that are intense (simple wipe is fine though).
weight: is this purely subjective, but its a light mouse, some prefer heavier weight. I had a corsair m65 (detachable weights so you can make it lighter/heavier as you see fit). As someone who is still trying to find their right "sens" in their game (tho im close) its personal. After m65 and playing this mouse for 50+ hrs, I'd have to say i'd prefer a heavier mouse due to me, being more "hard/heavier" on my mouse. I then rest all my weight on my hand so i use micro wrist adjustments but use my whole arm to make bigger 360 adjustments....Is it right? i dunno, but just giving you gamers my feedback.
Game tested on: Overwatch.
Nov 13, 2016
brolly
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Dec 9, 2016
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OnePunchManI agree with you on mice being too light. I recently bought the logitech g303 and g pro and man they are so small and light I feel like I cant control it. My favorite mouse is still the sensei and would love that shape/weight with optical sensor but Im all out of luck.
Dec 9, 2016
TheXonarConnection
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Jan 4, 2017
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brollyI realize it's been a while since you've commented this, but you said you liked the SS Sensei and I believe the mouse I am about to link uses the same shell, but combines it with an accurate optical sensor.
DM1 Pro (Pixart 3310) https://www.dreammachines.io/products/dm1-pro-gaming-mouse
DM1 Pro S (Pixart 3360) https://www.dreammachines.io/products/dm1-pro-s-optical-gaming-mouse-3360-sensor
EDIT: Also, both of these mice are sub-90 grams in weight, for what it's worth. Not sure how that compares to the Sensei.
Jan 4, 2017
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