Steelseries Sensei

i ball mouse on lan

wont mind if i get one on giveaway,not gonna buy it tho

if it has the xai sensor modified to not have the 10% acceleration that the xai has, it would be one of the best mice on the market. I don't trust anything steelseries, as only a select few companies have actually listened to their customers, notably coolermaster which recently released the spawn gaming mouse which has an absolutely flawless sensor with no acceleration/correction.


lol @ the people who are already calling it cheap, or that they want it. don't judge a book by it's cover and get some knowledge please.

DatCookz wrote: »

My Xai has no accel, it's easily disabled if you actually know what you're doing.

You think I would mention the 5% positive acceleration if it could be turned off? It's something the Avago ADNS-A9500 sensor has no matter what you do with your mouse settings.

DatCookz wrote: »

Mine's fine Tasty, I've used it in comparison to plenty of my other mice.
It's not hard to get it back to normal.

Get it back to normal? You can't get it back to normal, it's built into the sensor and you're not comprehending anything that I am saying. I don't think you even know what positive acceleration is, not to mention 5% is barely noticeable. Going into your Xai's driver settings and disabling acceleration still leaves you with the 5% as the driver has absolutely no affect on the internals of the Avago ADNS-A9500, which has arguably a "faulty" sensor because of this acceleration which CANNOT be turned off no matter what you do. Get my drift?

DatCookz wrote: »

I've done mine fine Tasty, it just takes a little messing around.

ok, whatever you say. sensor testing by numerous hardware companies is clearly all false.