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Review: Steelseries Sensei MLG edition Print E-mail
Posted by Dexter K.   
Friday, 16 November 2012 00:02
Article Index
Review: Steelseries Sensei MLG edition
Specifications and Features
Photo Gallery and Closer Look
Verdict and Conclusion

Introduction

A few months ago the Sensei mouse showed up here at funkykit and took the highest honors that an item can take, the Editors Choice award. Well, Steelseries is back again with a new version of the Sensei, the MLG edition. Supposedly it is even better than ever and has showed up to try and take the top honors again.

For those who are not familiar with Steelseries, here is a little info taken from their website:

"From day one, SteelSeries has been focused on making professional gaming gear that provide meaningful benefits to gamers of all skill-level, with the most demanding being those gamers whose lively hood depends on the performance of our products. We believe, as most gamers do, in winning, not trying!

What originally began as a small two-person operation in Copenhagen back in 2001 has become a global leader in professional gaming products.

SteelSeries recognized the need for superior, high-quality professional gaming gear that would give players a competitive edge.

Fast-forward to today, and we've come a long way since our first glass mousepad. We have global offices in North America, Europe, and Asia, providing an integrated portfolio of products designed specifically for gaming. Fueling our growth is you, the gamer! "

 

 

Lets see how the MLG edition Sensei does throughout testing, but first lets go ahead and take a look at the specifications of the mouse.

 

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