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SteelSeries XAI Laser
$90.00
Released August, 2009
The Pros:Feels solid, no flex or creak in the plastic. Can be used in the left or right hand. Tracking is responsive and precise.
The Cons:Mouse is fairly low profile, can be hard to hold on to for some users. Buttons on the right side get in the way. Not much of a range of sensitivity settings.
The SteelSeries XAI Laser is one of two ambidextrous, high-definition gaming mice (Kinzu Optical, Xai Laser) released in August 2009. As the superior of the two, the laser-powered XAI features a 10.8mp/sec sensor, a CPI up to 5001, and a built-in LCD menu system for adjusting all settings on the mouse itself.
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Like its peer, the device features a finely engineered shape for maximum comfort, a driverless system for using on any Windows-based PC, and advanced macros for creating precisely timed key press sequences. Unfortunately it too is limited by customization options, not to mention just two (high/low) sensitivity settings.
Features
- Professional Gaming Mouse
- Ambidextrous Design
- Slip-Resistant Material
- On-the-Fly Sensitivity Adjustments
- Built-In LCD System
- 10.8mp/sec Sensor
- Plug N Play
- Braided Cord
- Stored Profiles
- Lack of Customization
Specifications
- Frames per second: 12.000
- Inches per second: 150+
- Mega pixels per second: 10,8
- Counts per inch: 5.001
- Maximum acceleration: 30 G
- Sensor data path: True 16 bit
- Lift distance: ~1mm
- Maximum polling: 1.000 Hz
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feels solid, no flex or creak in the plastic
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can be used in the left or right hand
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tracking is responsive and precise
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installing the drivers is largely optional if you don't want to use any of the special features
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no noticeable drag on any surface
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LCD screen at the bottom lets you configure it to without using the software
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mouse is fairly low profile, can be hard to hold on to for some users
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buttons on the right side get in the way
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not much of a range of sensitivity settings
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