SteelSeries - Sensei 310

I had the "Legendary Edition" mouse that came after the Cataclysm mouse, after it gave up the ghost I found the Logitech G502 was the most natural mouse to move to. Similar shape and Vaguely similar button placement.

I'm surprised no one mentioned the SteelSeries Sensei 310 mouse. I have it and love it.

What we (left handed people) need are more (some?) true ambi mouse designs with side buttons on both sides ... I have stockpiled a few Steelseries Sensei Ten mice as I am left handed, have large hands (too big for the the Pulsar X2A and I hate the Logitech G Pro 2). I've got 2x Sensei Tens (a spare shell and a number of spare skates) as well as a Sensei 310 that I am holding onto... I hope the steelseries comes to their senses and makes a newer updated Sensei without \*\*\*\*ing it up in future... well that and sends GG to hell where it belongs.

I have the steelseries 310 mouse since 2016 and it still works perfect. I have a superlight 2 but on my gaming laptop i still use my 310 and no issues despite gaming with it since 2016

Does anyone think it would be a viable business to refurbish used up gaming mice that aren't sold anymore? I've replaced faulty sensors on my old steel series sensei in the past and it's not too bad if you know how to solder. Just curious what people would be willing to pay for a service like that. I got upset when a friend told me they had to trash a perfectly fixable razer naga lefty edition.

Does anyone think it would be a viable business to refurbish used up gaming mice that aren't sold anymore? I've replaced faulty sensors on my old steel series sensei in the past and it's not too bad if you know how to solder. Just curious what people would be willing to pay for a service like that. I got upset when a friend told me they had to trash a perfectly fixable razer naga lefty edition.

Does anyone think it would be a viable business to refurbish used up gaming mice that aren't sold anymore? I've replaced faulty sensors on my old steel series sensei in the past and it's not too bad if you know how to solder. Just curious what people would be willing to pay for a service like that. I got upset when a friend told me they had to trash a perfectly fixable razer naga lefty edition.

I'm sure there are plenty, but I personally recommend the Steel Series Rival 300. It's affordable, light, ultra responsive, and the drivers offer a lot of customization. If you want something similar with more customization, then go with the Steel Series Sensai. Only thing is, I have medium/small hands for a man, and both of these mice feel a touch small at times. But maybe I'm weird. Best of luck finding the right replacement cuz as someone at my desk 8-12 hours a day, a mouse that is even slightly annoying would make me want to die.

Try the steel series sensei

I have big hands and the most comfortable mouse i've ever used was the steelseries sensei, but it was quite some years ago. I don't know if the new sensei models are as comfortable but they should.

Check out the SteelSeries Sensei. Ergonomic and its large for your palm of your hand. Hopefully it may be more comfortable for you as well

I remember my cod4 days stacking 200 plus kills on shipment with a ₹200 acer, the next day got a sensei and scored 300 plus. Good times.

Steelseries sensai series is good

>I keep breaking my Logitech G703 mice How are they breaking? That might be a good place to start, choosing something that is 'stronger' in the area they are breaking. I'm a bit surprised, as I have worn-through several mice (I'm a software developer and gamer, and use a mouse for hours every day for decades), but I have never had a mouse break, just worn out to the point that the finishes wear through or the clicker/scroll becomes intermittent. I have personally been happy with the SteelSeries Rival mouse I have been using for the last 7 years. I liked the Steelseries Sensei before that, but any soft-touch finish is not BIFL.

Honestly the Steelseries sensei fucked me up… every mouse should have 2 pinky buttons also

A deathadder with a 3500 dpi sensor, think it was 2009? Before that I used whatever mouse was at the family PC. That was a gift for Christmas though, the first mouse I picked out myself and used for many many years was a steelseries sensei in 2011/2012 when I got my first own computer.