
Its finally hit the shelves with its one of a kind advanced sensor that you will not find anywhere else! Despite the high expectations after the Sensei 300, SteelSeries have not disappointed us. With a whole new makeover the Sensei 310 stays affordable at around £59.99 ($59.99 in the US).
The new silicone grip has replaced the old rubber sides giving it an even better feel. With as many curves as Beyonce the Sensei 310 sits perfectly in your palm, and works well with any gamer who uses a claw or finger-tip grip. And weighing only 92g it’s now easier to sweep across your mouse mat. It measures around 12.5cm by 7cm which is perfect, even for people with tiny hands like myself.

I recommended you download the SteelSeries Engine, as this means you can configure all of the buttons to your preference. The Sensei 310 has more buttons than the previous model, with them now having two on both the left and right side. The button below the mouse wheel lets you change between CPI so you can switch back and forth. It comes preset at 800 and 1600, but this can be customised in the app from anything between 100 and 12000 (one-to-one tracking works up to 3,500). This makes it perfect for every player, and suitable any game type. The Sensei 310 also features Prism RGB illumination, there is two lights. One is around the mouse wheel, and the other is on the SteelSeries logo towards the rear of the mouse. There are a wide range of effects from colorshift, steady and reactive. And with 16.8 million colours to choose from, you’ll be able to find the perfect setup for you. Also featuring on-board memory, you can take your Sensei 310 anywhere and your configuration will still work.

To see how the mouse worked in game, I played Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege, Tom Clancy’s The Division and Dota 2. The scroll was smooth, I didn’t find myself accidentally clicking the wrong buttons, and the Omron switches were very reactive. While playing i tried to play as bizarre as possible to test jitter reduction, and also tested the one-to-one tracking. After hours of gameplay and use I find the Sensei 310 amazing. During long hours I never felt my hands slipping off the grip, and for someone who suffers from clammy hands I expected it. The mouse glided so smoothly, the sensor was very accurate even with the most erratic movements, and the mouse responded one-to-one. I found myself making better plays than I would with my previous mouse, and I will definitely be using the Sensei 310 from here onwards.

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