| Brand | SteelSeries |
|---|---|
| Series | Sensei Ten |
| Item model number | 62527 |
| Hardware Platform | PC |
| Operating System | Windows, Mac, Linux, and Xbox. USB port required. |
| Item Weight | 3.2 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 4.94 x 2.7 x 1.54 inches |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 4.94 x 2.7 x 1.54 inches |
| Color | Black |
| Manufacturer | SteelSeries |
| ASIN | B07Y3Q2PYH |
| Date First Available | October 1, 2019 |
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SENSEI TEN
The legend, evolved.
Long hailed as the king of gaming mice, the SteelSeries Sensei defined the world of competitive mice with its iconic shape and performance. With the same beloved shape and all-new upgrades under the hood, the Sensei Ten has evolved to perfection.
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The highest rated SteelSeries sensor
Designed exclusively by SteelSeries and PixArt to outperform any mouse on any mousepad.
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Balanced for performance
The sensor is optimized for extreme tracking precision at the highest levels of gameplay.
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Tilt tracking
The sensor will avoid sudden tracking in false directions during quick flicks and tilted maneuvers.
1 TRUEMOVE PRO 2 PRECISION 3 TILT TRACKING
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60 million click mechanical switches
Instead of the standard single spring, a dual spring mechanism increases durability and performance, ensuring a consistently crisp feel from the first click to the 60 millionth.
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Hyper durable build
Built with high-grade polymer that can withstand the most intense wear and tear while maintaining a lightweight form factor to reduce hand fatigue
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Comfortable ambidextrous design
The iconic shape can be used by both left and right-handed users, and supports claw, finger, and palm grips, allowing you to easily find the most comfortable way to hold the mouse for hours.
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Good mouse that can be modded to be GREAT
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2023
The Sensei Ten (Ten, 倩, being Japanese for 'Heaven') is a good mouse that gets even better when you replace the stock rubber cable with a lightweight paracord cable and the stock mouse feet with PTFE skates. The Sensei Ten loses a star because I had to do this.
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2023
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Reviewed in the United States πΊπΈ on March 25, 2023
Good mouse that can be modded to be GREAT
Reviewed in the United States πΊπΈ on March 25, 2023
The Sensei Ten (Ten, 倩, being Japanese for 'Heaven') is a good mouse that gets even better when you replace the stock rubber cable with a lightweight paracord cable and the stock mouse feet with PTFE skates. The Sensei Ten loses a star because I had to do this.
Reviewed in the United States πΊπΈ on March 25, 2023
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Reviewed in the United States πΊπΈ on February 18, 2022
And after shopping around a bit, it didn't seem any other ambi mice had the same durability, and there were subtle differences in the positioning of the thumb buttons that made me worry about hurting my wrist. Most gaming mice hurt my wrist: the slight angle non-ambi mice have on the top surface and having to reach farther to use the thumb buttons both contribute.
I was a little worried that the new model wouldn't be shaped exactly the same, but it is. It was difficult to get in a picture, but once I plugged it in and started using it. Yeah, exactly the same shape and height. And after a few weeks, the pain that I had gotten from trying out my old spare right handed mice, went away completely.
The sensei ten doesn't have the peeling issue that the cheaper models have, but the "soft touch" finish pretty much immediately starts to look bad. I don't game for the glamor, so it doesn't bother me at all. You can remove it entirely by just cleaning the mouse and patience.
The dpi switch button is a bit more complex than my older model, but it's easy to set it back down to just a 2 option toggle, like I'm used to with the older model. The old model had two settings light on= one dpi setting, light off = the other setting. The new set up is it will flash 1-5 times depending on the default setting. as if I have time to count flashes in the middle of a FPS matgh. I don't like the flashing light, but it's not like I was pausing to look at my mouse in FPS games before, so it's mostly inconsequential for me. I am trying out 3 settings at the moment, but plan to go back to 2 options.
I also like the cord a lot more. The cord for the older model was very stiff and it would restrict my movement even after owning the mouse for years. The new cord is very pliable and has no effect on my game play at all.
And the color settings were very easy to change.
Overall, I couldn't be happier with this mouse and I recommend it to everyone, regardless of handedness.
Almost Identical to Old Model
Reviewed in the United States πΊπΈ on February 18, 2022
I had an old sensei ten that I got in free 2014 in a contest. In January 2022, the primary click finally gave up the ghost. I play games frequently but I wouldn't say I'm particularly hard on gaming equipment. I don't rage often or click forcefully out of anger. I play FPS games, and panic click, so it has been through some stress. But I also play a lot of RTS and city builders. I'm pleased with how long it lasted.Reviewed in the United States πΊπΈ on February 18, 2022
And after shopping around a bit, it didn't seem any other ambi mice had the same durability, and there were subtle differences in the positioning of the thumb buttons that made me worry about hurting my wrist. Most gaming mice hurt my wrist: the slight angle non-ambi mice have on the top surface and having to reach farther to use the thumb buttons both contribute.
I was a little worried that the new model wouldn't be shaped exactly the same, but it is. It was difficult to get in a picture, but once I plugged it in and started using it. Yeah, exactly the same shape and height. And after a few weeks, the pain that I had gotten from trying out my old spare right handed mice, went away completely.
The sensei ten doesn't have the peeling issue that the cheaper models have, but the "soft touch" finish pretty much immediately starts to look bad. I don't game for the glamor, so it doesn't bother me at all. You can remove it entirely by just cleaning the mouse and patience.
The dpi switch button is a bit more complex than my older model, but it's easy to set it back down to just a 2 option toggle, like I'm used to with the older model. The old model had two settings light on= one dpi setting, light off = the other setting. The new set up is it will flash 1-5 times depending on the default setting. as if I have time to count flashes in the middle of a FPS matgh. I don't like the flashing light, but it's not like I was pausing to look at my mouse in FPS games before, so it's mostly inconsequential for me. I am trying out 3 settings at the moment, but plan to go back to 2 options.
I also like the cord a lot more. The cord for the older model was very stiff and it would restrict my movement even after owning the mouse for years. The new cord is very pliable and has no effect on my game play at all.
And the color settings were very easy to change.
Overall, I couldn't be happier with this mouse and I recommend it to everyone, regardless of handedness.
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KarolisG
Very good design with few down sides but worth buying
Reviewed in the United Kingdom π¬π§ on August 7, 2021IndyScrate
Anyone with long fingers looking for decent size mouse this is the one
Reviewed in the United Kingdom π¬π§ on August 30, 2020Ian Spence
It's a great mouse, until the wheel dies.
Reviewed in Canada π¨π¦ on July 23, 2022David
Pretty good overall! It's like the old Sensei, but upgraded.
Reviewed in Canada π¨π¦ on June 22, 2022