Thermaltake Level 10m Mouse
This is one of those modern art pieces that, looks great, painful to use.
- Max DPI of 8200. Laser sensor.
- Total 11 macro keys
- 5 gaming profiles
- adjustable height
Also a wireless version is available.
One reviewer on amazon has this to say.
- This is one of the coolest looking mice available.
- The construction is solid, the weight and size is excellent.
- I bought it on sight, thinking “Damn, that's one magnificently engineered mouse!”.
- After a few days of use, however, I discovered I would sooner strangle someone with it than use it.
- The ergonomics are atrocious.
- Gripping it just feels bad, like it was designed by someone without opposable thumbs.
- With basic use, I regularly accidentally trigger one of the side buttons.
- This happens most often with the thumb joystick, which is set to change DPI.
- I downloaded the latest config app, only to discover that no matter what settings are applied, the thumb joystick is stuck on changing DPI.
- And the config app itself is seriously repulsive.
- The interface is beyond horrible, it's insulting.
- Things either don't work, or make no sense, or cause a crash (try renaming a profile), or are utterly pointless.
- Whoever designed this app really needs to evaluate their career choices.
- Such a shame, all of it.
- One star given for making something that looks beautiful.
By Niko Sluzki on November 14, 2014
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