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Wait, Steelseries Ikari? Isn’t that old? Well yes, it is – it was released back in 2007. So, why are we reviewing it? Well, firstly, it’s in White. If we have learnt anything from the Apple Fanboys, White editions are a pretty damn big deal. Secondly...
gorgeous looks, great design, comfortable, superb performance, softwarefree DPI changer, great driver and software, LCD screen...
expensive than other in the class, mouse would be unresponsive on bootup sometimes, only 2 DPI settings possible...
I have almost gushed throughout the entire review, so you know I think the Steelseries Ikari is a fantastic mouse. However, let me tell you its price, AED 369, and this alone changes everything. This seems a bit much for a mouse that offers the very ba...
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Gaming peripherals have come a long way with hardcore gamers always looking for the perfect device to master those kills. Be it a headset, surface or mouse, gamers are always on the lookout for the best hardware available in the market to fit their gam...
Light weight, CPI button is appealing, Very good performance, Free Move, 3,200 CPI...
Only for the right handed, Expensive...
PerformanceSteel Series claims that the Ikari laser is not meant for FPS games as they say it might have tracking issues on faster hand movement. It will have better use in MMO or RTS games as players require higher precision on a higher sensitivity. O...
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Mice, mice, mice. Our friendly electronic rodent. There's plenty to choose from and even within the high performance niche segment there is a dozen from Logitech and Razer alone. It's a crowded market alright, but does it stop other brands from wantin...
So it's quite clear that the SteelSeries Ikari sailed through our testing with flying colours and performed exactly as expected. So how does it stack up to it's competitors? Well, on paper it loses out in polling rate achieving half of the 1000Hz that th...
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A review of the laser gaming mouse from SteelSeries. Built with the professional gamer in mind, its advanced features will easily meet the desires of any gamer, and for a fair price. A wonderful gift for your loved one, or for yourself. Styling, Feel...
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The high end gaming mouse nowadays have been dominated mainly by Razer. So when I heard people talking about a SteelSeries gaming mouse in a forum, I was making a funny expression on my face. I’ve never heard of SteelSeries before and never see a produ...
Ergonomically designed for comfort and long hours, Accurate, as tested by professional gamers around the world, Supports a very high CPI (or DPI, if you are still being stubborn with the term), “Driverless”. Simply plug and play, Profile is saved on the mouse so you can use the same settings on any computer, Freemove. Move the cursor wherever you want it to without being “smartly” corrected...
Specialized for righthanded people, Can only save 1 profile on the mouse, Quite pricey for a mouse, Doesn’t include a mouse pad (okay, I’m just being too greedy!), Bookmark and Share...
The SteelSeries Ikari Laser mouse is a great mouse overall. It looks sleek and elegant. However, it’s not just the looks that counts. It’s very well designed for comfort but also for gaming (the reason why SteelSeries tested the mouse with professional...
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SteelSeries is all about gaming. Our mission is to create performance enhancing gaming gear, created for and by leading professional gamers. We continuously strive to better ourselves, and work with leading professional gamers from 3 different contin...
Comfortable hand grip, Great performance especially for intensive gaming, Customized CPI (13200) & on theflychanging, CPI high/low indicator & LCD display, Programmable marco buttons, SteelSeries FreeMove technology, Driverless plug & play feature, Lightw...
A bit Pricey...
Among all the computer hardware makers, SteelSeries is one of the quality producers where all of their products are come with high quality and well designs and this is same for Ikari Laser mouse too. SteelSeries Ikari Laser mouse is not only a well de...
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Steelseries is well known for being a quality gaming peripheral company. Their headsets and mouse pads are seen all over any just about any lanpartys or tournament that you go to. Up until last year their mouse line was basically a Microsoft mouse with...
Simply put, you can tell that Steelseries’s focus is directly on the gaming market. There isn’t one feature on the mouse that wasn’t well thought out and tested specifically for gamers and by gamers. I was impressed by the shape and comf...
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The video’s a little longer than the others because I… I mean you love hearing my voice.It’s another one! For our fourth mouse in the glorious Mouse Review Week here at CrunchGear, it’s the SteelSeries Ikari laser mouse. Sounds serious! We’ve already h...
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After reviewing the two headsets from Steelseries, we are going to review two gaming mice from the same company. As the owner of Clanbase, the biggest online gaming community, the sponsor of dozens of professional gaming teams, and one of the biggest...
Great Shape, Good tracking, No drivers needed (even for macros), Decent price.
Limitations in binding, Problems with the SX mouse pad...
Steelseries has once again succeeded in producing reasonably priced products for gamers that do just what they promise. Of course the shape of the mouse is always the biggest factor when buying a new mouse. If the shape of the mouse fits your hand thes...
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maximumpc.com Updated:
2011-09-24 19:05:34
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Steelseries delivers a one-two punch of awesome with its first mouse—the Ikari, a standard five-button, right-handed design suitable for gamers who use either the palm and claw-style grips. With its low-profile design, the Ikari doesn’t provide suffici...
Screen makes adjusting sensitivity easy. Perfect for tournament players. Silky smooth action thanks to large feet.
Our hand was sore after an extended session. Only two sensitivity settings available.
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gwn.com Updated:
2011-09-24 19:05:34
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Excellent design and feel, top of the line in sensitivity, portability, software and hardware; on-board memory stores a single, customizable profile with or without software. LowsMildly pricey, scroll wheel feels a bit cheap. Final verdictOne of the be...
Excellent design and feel, top of the line in sensitivity, portability, software and hardware; on-board memory stores a single, customizable profile with or without software.
Mildly pricey, scroll wheel feels a bit cheap.
One of the best mice weve ever tested, it well deserves our Editors Choice Award!...
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The quest for the "perfect" mouse is a never ending task, if youre anything like me youve got a drawer full of mice that youve used over the years, and like to keep your eye out of the latest and greatest. Today Im going to look at the SteelSerie...
Easy Setup, Excellent Performance, Adjustable DPI on the fly, Easy to Use Software...
Nothing Major...
Ive used quite a few mice over the years; personally I really enjoy getting a new mouse. Sometimes getting a new mouse can take a bit of adjustment, but thats not the case with the Ikari, other than the slightly different feel of the mouse, its pre...
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Many of our readers may be familiar with SteelSeries through the highly praised 5H headset, mousing surfaces, or their keyboards. SteelSeries has been steadily building a rapport with professional gamers across the globe over the past few years by dev...
Extremely comfortable, great button placement, Sensitivity can be fine-tuned to the greatest degree ever possible, Accuracy might as well be perfect on a decent surface (even a $2 cloth mat), Automatic error correction can be removed/adjusted as the user...
Current software doesnt allow a mouse button to be programmed to a single key, Its hard to rate mice because so much depends on subjective user comfort and aesthetic preference. However, SteelSeries has firmly placed their money where their mouth is, equi...
At the end of the day, this is an incredible mouse with the most useful feature set of any mouse Ive ever used. Pros Extremely comfortable, great button placement Sensitivity can be fine-tuned to the greatest degree ever possible Accuracy might as we...
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topreviewshop.com Updated:
2011-09-24 19:05:35
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William Ford Gaming on the PC has come a very long way from the initial days of First Person Shooter games like Wolfenstein 3D. With the newer and faster paced 3D first person shooter games, better control means higher scores, more kills and greater f...
Very comfortable with smooth, even tracking and precise response, high resolution that can be adjusted on the fly.
No wireless model available.
William Ford Gaming on the PC has come a very long way from the initial days of First Person Shooter games like Wolfenstein 3D. With the newer and faster paced 3D first person shooter games, better control means higher scores, more kills and greater fr...
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tweaknews.net Updated:
2011-09-24 19:05:35
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All through testing I experienced nothing but comfort and that neat feeling only quality can give you. Like all good things though it comes at a price and the Ikari Laser is certainly not cheap coming in at around US$65. This is certainly not the type...
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High-end gaming mice are a rage in the gaming fraternity. We just got our hands on one such high-end gaming mouse from Steelseries, the Ikari Laser mouse, which amazed us. This mouse has got everything-excellent ergonomics, a firm grip, and techn...
Excellent ergonomics, LCD for info...
Expensive, Only for right-handed users...
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dreamwarecomputers.com Updated:
2011-09-24 19:05:49
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When designing a "gamers mouse" the best thing to do would be to consult top gamers and gaming groups around the world to take into account what games want and need in a mouse. That's exactly what SteelSeries has been doing for the past 15 months whil...
Great performance, Driverless design helps to free up CPU, Mouse can save your current profile to use on any system!, Screen on the bottom for viewing/editing profiles/CPI on the go, CPI settings can be adjusted on the fly without having to use the includ...
Left side buttons should be placed slightly better, The mouse did not seem to work well with my hands (it felt too low and like it should have a slightly different angle)...
For being SteelSeries' first introduction into the world of gaming mice, they've done an excellent job of taking many new ideas and features and implimenting them onto a nice mouse. They've tried a lot of new things that I haven't seen any...
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thinkcomputers.org Updated:
2011-09-24 19:05:49
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The SteelSeries Ikari Series mice, just being released not too long ago, are a perfect gaming addition for anyone looking to improve their gaming. With 15 months of research and development SteelSeries has been able to closely perfect the art of gaming...
Programmable Macros, Manual CPI adjustments, Settings stored on mouse, Built in LCD, Built in mouse feet, Ergonomically friendly...
Expensive...
Like every other SteelSeries product the Ikari Laser performs exceptionally well. I would really recommend this product to any gamer looking for a high end mouse to perfect their gaming experience. Just make sure you choose the right Ikari Laser, the...
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dragonsteelmods.com Updated:
2011-09-24 19:05:51
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Ive always been a fan of Laser mice, I find them much more accurate and just easier to use, and of course I do like some of the higher end optical mice as well but not as much as the laser type mice. I used my Logitech G5 from when it came out origi...
Comfortable to use, No drivers, Easily adjustable, Cool LED display, Excellent tracking, Well made, Big feet, keeps balance, Good weight...
Scroll wheel button is a little too sensitive, Pricey...
The trend with gaming mice seems to be to add more features, buttons, weights etc, but SteelSeries has essentially done the opposite and created a laser gaming mouse that takes us back to basics. No weight kits, no interchangeable face plates, no othe...
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OCModShop Updated:
2011-09-24 19:05:53
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Gaming mice are getting serious... what once was marketed as a niche novelty item is now taken seriously as professional sports equipment. Nearly every computer peripheral maker has a pointing device targeted towards different users. Some of these g...
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