Wireless is an entry-level, wireless gaming mouse with a colorful personality and good performance, but is it the best value?

The Prime: Black Ice Edition gives SteelSeries' flagship gaming mouse a coat of new paint, including the Rainbow Six logo at the bottom and the Canadian maple leaf on the side. It sports the same ...

The legendary Dragon Lore skin, worth over $46,00, is coming to a new Steelseries Aerox 3 Wireless gaming mouse and QcK XXL ...

SteelSeries Kana Black 1.1 Gaming Mouse. 23. Once the Kana was removed from the box, I go an idea of the eye to detail with the Kana. Not only is there an orange strand laid in the braid on the ...

Our Verdict. The SteelSeries Sensei is a high-quality gaming mouse with lots of tweakable options and some very well-thought-out features, but at $90, it’s definitely meant for serious gamers only.

The Sensei Ten looks immediately like an utterly plain mouse. It’s matte black all around except the cloudy white of the SteelSeries logo on the palm section. There’s one sweeping piece of ...

Our SteelSeries Sensei 310 review takes a look at the second of these, and the return of the Sensei series — an ergonomic, ambidextrous gaming mouse with a “true 1-to-1 eSports gaming mouse ...

SteelSeries has announced that its latest gaming peripheral is now shipping to buyers. The peripheral is the Sensei Pro Grade Laser Mouse and it is… ...

SteelSeries has unveiled a pair Sensei RAW mice for all of those intense Diablo III gaming sessions. The duo takes aim at those who seek a serviceable mouse without the customization that the ...

The original Steelseries Sensei was a hit with professional gamers and casual users dating back to its release in 2011. It made use of a simple design that could work for both right-handed and ...

by J.D. Kane on September 12, 2012 in Peripherals. SteelSeries unleashed its Sensei in 2011; one year later, the revamped Sensei [RAW] joins its ever-growing gamer-oriented line. Join us as we see ...