SteelSeries Esports FPS Gaming Mouse – Ultra Lightweight 69g – Prime Edition – 5 Programmable Buttons – 18K CPI TrueMove Pro Sensor – Magnetic Optical Switches – Customization - RGB Lighting – PC/Mac
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Size: Wired
Style: Prime
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- Esport Pro Design developed in collaboration with over 100 pros for sustained comfort and agility in the most demanding levels of FPS gameplay.
- Optical Magnetic Switches A first in esports, next-gen technology provides faster click-response time with 5x more durability than the competition, lasting for 100 million crispy clicks
- TrueMove Pro SensorDesigned for the settings pros use, the TrueMove Pro sensor offers unrivaled precision and true 1-to-1 lift and tilt tracking with 18K CPI, 450 IPS and 50G
- 69g Lightweight Design -The ultimate performance at the ultimate weight, the streamlined build of the Prime enhances performance in FPS gameplay
- Our Most Comfortable Mouse specialized engineered shaped the Prime for right-handed Pro players, working with multiple grip styles, like finger, palm, and claw for ultimate comfort and feel-good performance
Description
Every aspect of the Prime mouse was meticulously designed with a single goal in mind: victory. Co-developed with the world’s leading competitive players, the Prime mouse has a battle-tested shape, lightweight form factor, hyper durable design, textured matte finish, esports pro sensor performance, and on- board customization.
Brand: SteelSeries
Item model number: 62533
Hardware Platform: PC
Item Weight: 3.68 ounces
Product Dimensions: 2.67 x 4.93 x 1.67 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 2.67 x 4.93 x 1.67 inches
Color: Black
Manufacturer: SteelSeries
Country of Origin: China
Date First Available: April 30, 2021
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Size: Wireless
Style: Prime
Some background: a year or two ago I swore off physical switches because of how consistently bad the product quality was for certain other major mouse brands. I repeatedly ran into issues with the mouse buttons clicking multiple times with a single press, across several mice. My previous optical switch mouse from one of said major brands also had some sort of driver/firmware/hardware issue combination that caused it to repeatedly disconnect and reconnect, effectively bricking it. Decided to try some other brands, settled on this mouse. I like it so far. No connectivity issues, main mouse buttons are *satisfying* to click, weight is good, shape is good, actual behavior of the mouse is good. Glad the DPI/polling button is not on top of the mouse where it's easy to accidentally click, as I don't ever hotswap those. As some other reviews mention, the side buttons could be a bit bigger, but I don't find them uncomfortable, though I don't tend to bind too much to them in the games I play. After a very brief adjustment period figuring out my sensitivity and such, feels good in games. Not a perfect mouse, but a good one.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 17, 2022 by Owen Krafft
Size: Wired
Style: Prime mini
So, I've moved to Prime mini from Rival 310 and I would say it's an upgrade, even though there's nothing wrong with 310. Prime mini can be extremely comfortable if you don't have large hands,its shape perfectly fits my hand, not too big and not to small, left and right clicks are so satisfying, something different I haven't experienced on any other mouse I've used. Also, keep in mind that only Prime mini and Prime wireless versions come with PTFE feet. Detachable cable that prime mini comes with is very flexible, light and soft. Only thing I would wish is side buttons to be bigger, they are narrow. Despite that,once you get used to them, they are perfectly fine, but I still wish they were bigger. All in all,overall build quality of this mouse is high,so I give this 5 stars. Definitely worth it.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 18, 2022 by Liparteliani
Size: Wired
Style: Prime+
I can only speak about the Prime+ wired version, this mouse has been great so far. It has a nice firm mouse click actuation with the two top mouse buttons. That is what I prefer as I don't want to mis-click just from resting my fingers on the mouse buttons. Mine came with the braided cable and it's not stiff at all. Coming from a G700s it's significantly lighter which takes some getting used to. The #1 reason I purchased this mouse is because it has on-device settings that are easily changed and don't require me to install software. I can quickly set DPI, Polling frequency, Lift off distance etc without installing anything extra on my computer. It also uses optical switches for the primary mouse buttons. I would have given Razor a shot, but I HATE their software and the fact that it auto-installs when you plug in one of their devices. This one does have a pop-up that asks if you want to install the software but you can just click No and go about your day. Pros: - Optical primary mouse button switches - Simple side mouse buttons - Good overall feel in my hands (I have slightly bigger hands) - Ability to control just about everything from the mouse itself Cons: - No infinite-scroll wheel (may not be a con if you haven't had a logitech mouse with it) - The scroll wheel click can be triggered by pressing the scroll wheel to the right (not sure if feature or just slop. Hasn't affected me in the least bit but could for someone else.) The -The mouse feet are just ok. Other thoughts: I turned off the lift-off detector. While it is good and works, unless you're using a flat mouse pad (like the plastic low-friction ones) this feature is hit and miss. I use a fabric one with a little cushion on the underside and there is a miniscule detent in the mouse area that the mouse will detect as lift off when I go across it. Turning the lift-off option off hasn't affected my gaming at all as I was already used to normal mouse lifting from the G700s. The mouse body quality seems avg. But when I messed with just about all of the mice at MicroCenter this was true of almost all of them. Short of going into the $139+ range where some of the mice would be textured with a rubberish coating. If you're a really sweaty player this might have an impact on you. It hasn't had any impact at all on me. This review was done a few days after getting and using the mouse. I will update if any issues come up after a few months of daily use. **** One month update **** Well it's be a month of using this as my daily driver mouse for both work and gaming. About 12 hours a day of use 6 days a week. And my original review still holds the same. It's a great mouse. All the action buttons still work find. I've gotten used to the side button locations. The middle mouse(scroll wheel) click is still firm, but that doesn't bother me at all. I haven't had any miss-clicks or double clicks. I still haven't had any reason to install the software for this mouse. Being able to make adjustments from the menu on the bottom of the mouse is great.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 15, 2022 by Jdrames
Size: Wired
Style: Prime
I got the Prime Wired on sale for like $25. I'd say that's a fantastic deal because everything about this mouse is amazingly good, the shape, the lightweight, the surface finish, the sensor, the buttons, the build quality and rigidity of the shell, all just fantastic, I love it, except for one major problem: the cable is really stiff, the worst I've tried yet out of all the gaming mice I own or have tried. It really interferes with moving the mouse. So my options were to return the mouse and get the wireless version, OR replace the cable with an improved, highly flexible aftermarket cable that plugs into micro usb in the mouse. I decided to get the aftermarket cable because the Prime Wireless version weighed a noticeable roughly 10 grams more and I highly value lightweight in a gaming mouse, 10 grams is definitely a noticeable difference. I did some research and ended up getting an aftermarket cable from Lethal Gaming Gear (you have to go to their website they dont sell them on Amazon) with the micro USB end to fit this mouse (luckily this mouse cable unplug from the mouse). It's called the "Lethal Cable" and it's by far the best mouse cable I have so far in my collection, super thin and flexible, it's like having a wireless mouse. It cost me about $30 after tax and shipping which is more than I paid for the mouse on sale. So all in all the mouse with the new cable cost me about $55. Also I had to take some material off the plastic housing on the micro usb end of the cable with a file to make the cable fit past the opening in the mouse body and into the mouse. If the mouse wasnt so damn good it wouldn't have been worth it, but now I have one of the best ergonomic gaming mice in the market. I have to say though, for the price of this mouse, the stock cable is unacceptable and I shouldn't have to spend more money to get a better cable for a brand new mouse. Steel series isn't alone here on the bad cable front though, Razer's cables are way too stiff also. 5 star mouse, 1 star cable.
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