A classic, it is a classic, it was rivals 710, lived for a year, the glide began to deteriorate, the wheel randomly worked, changed it with the classic sensei, regretted it. the cost of 710 was around 8k, right there for almost the usual price of the old sensei 3.5k you can buy a fresh one, I’m glad that they didn’t make a price tag for 5k and more. I hope it lasts like an old sensei for about 3 years.

After a month of normal use, the mouse wheel began to creak, what to do about it is not clear, given that we do not have service centers, and the market is not very helpful in returning the goods. It is sad enough to realize that such a cool mouse has such a defect that most likely the percentage of marriage.

Still the same perfect sensei. Top build quality, top ergonomics. The wheel no longer creaks like the previous sensei. It is a pity that the wire is a simple rubber. Otherwise, just the most comfortable and pleasant mouse.

I have been using the Sensei series for a long time. Ideal mice. I used to have Sensei MLG, it has been working for many years, I gave it away with an old computer. The new one feels even cooler (nice case material, weight, ergonomics, key pressure). By the way, the force on this model is a little more than on the old MLG, but I'm still not a pro-gamer. that model did not require any effort at all, I had misclicks with it, although rarely. For the volume of the buttons, the four, but I have…

Bottom line: design and PR are on top as always. And the sensei series has always stood out for the quality of the sensor. I can also note some tightness of pressing the buttons. If you're jumping from your old, slightly "worn out" mouse, whose buttons are already easy to press, then this mouse may seem rough to you, but it's all a matter of taste. I can note a very impressive size, but this is also all subjective. My main complaint is the build quality. For the impressive price, the mouse is…

I read reviews and reviews, bought . 1 minus: it is for small and medium palms. It turned out to be too small for me (my length of the palm + fingers is 19.5 cm.). But, this is subjective. Everyone has different grips. Cons: Terrible cable. Its length is enough, but it is hard, crumpled, pulling the mouse along with it. And it looks like a cheap, Chinese craft. With cable, the styles remained somewhere in the last century. 3 minus: scroll. Crunches, rattles and skips cutoffs when scrolling…

I changed it with rival 105 because the "wheel" button broke, in the case of sensei ten it started pretty soon - about a month or two later - to act up the encoder, which is why it started to accidentally register the scroll'a movement up and down. In search of a solution to the problem, I found it on a video where the encoder was soldered, with the purchase of a part from China, but this, unfortunately, is only a respite from the inevitable. As for the body: a huge problem with strength. If…

After a narrower mouse - a4 n50 is very unusual to use, shooting in shooters has become worse, I hope I'll get used to it 🌚 The illumination of the mouse wheel and the bottom can be configured separately. You can set a certain color depending on the number of points / hp in games. The thing is useless, but it's cool that they got confused.

MDA. The mouse is absolutely without any bells and whistles (compared to others, where there are a billion buttons and mega shapes). When buying, I read reviews and watched reviews ala "no extra features, all the price for a super cool build and high quality mouse." In fact . in fact, half a year and the mouse begins to infuriate with its behavior. Hopefully I can get it replaced under warranty.