- Brand : Steelseries
- Product name : QcK mini Dota 2
- Product code : 62273
- Category : Mouse Pads
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- Product views : 39621
- Info modified on : 06 Mar 2024 10:52:49
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Long product name Steelseries QcK mini Dota 2 Black, Red
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QcK mini Dota 2, 250 x 210 mm
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Short summary description Steelseries QcK mini Dota 2 Black, Red
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Steelseries QcK mini Dota 2, Black, Red, Image, Rubber
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Long summary description Steelseries QcK mini Dota 2 Black, Red
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Steelseries QcK mini Dota 2. Width: 250 mm, Depth: 210 mm. Product color: Black, Red, Surface coloration: Image, Material: Rubber
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Uk has collected 115 expert reviews for Steelseries QcK mini Dota 2 Black, Red and the average expert rating is 85 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.
Today we're looking at the SteelSeries Rival 300, one of a growing number of gaming mice with an acceleration-free optical sensor.The idea here is that by eliminating hardware acceleration, you can get a much more consistent experience; moving your mouse...
vortez.net
Updated:
2016-10-27 03:42:06
2016-10-27 03:42:06
Average rating:0
The differences between laser mice and optical have blurred over the past couple of years While many will opt for a laser mouse because a laser mouse is much more precise, in theory at least, and is much better at tracking on a wide range of surfaces whil...
We recently reviewed the wireless version of the Rival mouse, and at the time were particularly impressed with the actual wireless implementation, but as far as the pure ergonomics and function of the mouse itself goes, this is the pure version. It's ve...
digitalversus.com
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2016-10-27 03:42:09
2016-10-27 03:42:09
Average rating:80
The SteelSeries Rival sees the optical sensor return to the gaming mouse market after being shunned for the last few years in favour of laser sensor technology. With a design inspired by the firm's Ikari model, the SteelSeries Rival is a relatively basic...
Optical mice first hit the scene back in 1999, replacing ball mice and their fluff-stuffing rollers. The Optical sensor is basically a tiny camera, with a small LED bouncing red light off the mousing surface onto a CMOS sensor, thousands of times per seco...
Rival is the first gaming mouse from Steelseries that we review since a long time. It features a PixArt PMW3310 optical sensor with a maximum resolution of 6500 DPI. The software is simple but at the same time offers a lot of options. Rival is a mouse wit...
Gaming mice can be inordinately expensive, but the SteelSeries Rival is available for a surprisingly reasonable £39. It doesn't have any kind of weight adjustment system, as used by some of its premium rivals. Beyond that, though, it's got every feature w...
"He is the Asian guy with black hair, brown eyes, and glasses," I told my friend. "Oh yeah, I know that guy!", my friend replied, albeit with a slight tone of sarcasm that can be clearly sensed from a mile away without any further explanation required. So...
A simple, elegant gaming mouse from SteelSeries with accurate sensor and great comfort.It's been a while since we have a new mouse design from SteelSeries, one of the most popular gaming peripheral manufacturers. Their last gaming mouse that I reviewed ba...