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SteelSeries Ikari Optical
$80.00
Released December, 2007
The Pros:Very comfortable to use for nearly any hand size. Very accurate, fast performance. Switchable DPI settings for optimal desktop and gaming performance.
The Cons:Lift off is too high on some surfaces. Lacks left/right scroll buttons for the scroll wheel.
The SteelSeries Ikari Optical is one of two professional gaming mice designed to accommodate the “three gaming grips of swipe, claw, and palm.” Both models feature switchable DPI settings, five programmable buttons, and an integrated 500MHZ transmitter that reduces lag and interference.
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In particular, the Optical hosts an ergonomic design for comfortable long-term use, three sensitivity options, and a low lift-off distance that makes it optimal for low sensitivity games because it allows the user to reset the mouse to the center without lifting it high. More importantly, the mouse provides enhanced tracking with 6.5fps and counts per inch up to 1.600.
Features
- Professional Gaming Mouse
- Ergonomic Design
- Switchable DPI Settings
- Five Programmable Buttons
- Integrated Transmitter
- Three Sensitivity Settings
- Large Glide Surface
- Braded Cord
- Plug-n-Play (Mac/Win)
- Programming Software (Win Only)
Specifications
- Frames per second: 6.500
- Inches per second: 40
- Counts per inch: 400 – 1.600
- Maximum acceleration: 15 G
- Lift distance: ~3,5 mm
- Polling: 1.000 Hz
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Pros & Cons
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Very comfortable to use for nearly any hand size.
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Very accurate, fast performance.
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Switchable DPI settings for optimal desktop and gaming performance.
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True plug and play performance--instant installation on Windows and Mac systems.
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1
Programmable buttons are placed perfectly so that they are easy to access but won't be triggered accidentally.
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Lift off is too high on some surfaces.
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Lacks left/right scroll buttons for the scroll wheel.
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