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Thermaltake teases BMW-designed Level 10 M gaming mouse
Thermaltake managed to turn a few heads and upset a few wallets when it released its rather unique Level 10 case, designed by BMW Group Designworks USA using a set of compartments for your hardware. Now the duo is back collaborating on another unconventional-looking PC peripheral blessed with the Level 10 brand name.
The Level 10 M mouse features a hollowed-out body that immediately makes it stand out from the current crop of gaming mice. You can adjust its height and angle by turning a screw on the top side of the mouse, changing how the Level 10 M fits under the palm of your hand, while an array of hexagonal cutouts on its surface facilitates better airflow for those sweaty gaming sessions and adds some extra flair to its design.
Thermaltake hasn't revealed any details regarding button configuration or technical specifications at this point, but from the single teaser image that's been made available we can catch a glimpse at what appears to be a couple of thumb buttons on the side and the typical scroll wheel on top.
The Level 10 M will be released this spring under Thermaltake's Tt eSports brand of gaming hardware. There are no details regarding price yet, but the companies say this is only the start of a new range of collaborative accessory products that will extend the the Level 10 experience to products that gamers directly interact with.
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ThermalTake Level 10
The ThermalTake Level 10 case's skeleton is constructed from 3mm-thick sheets of aluminum so it's not damaged under its own weight. It measures 26.22 x 12.52 x 24.17 inch (66.6 x 31.8 x 61.4 cm) and weighs a backbreaking 47.11lb (21.37kg). The front also has three external 5.25" drive bays, below are six 3.5" hard drive bays.
Thermaltake Level 10 GT
The Thermaltake Level 10 GT is more affordable, smaller and lighter than the original Level 10, Thermaltake offers a more down to earth 'GT' version. To the left of the I/O panel is a rectangular box which houses four 5.25” external bays which are blocked until needed by mesh cover plates. In the middle of the façade is an external 3.5” bay, there is also a lever on the right side of the intake fan box which can be moved up or down.
User Comments (10)
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Burty117
on January 17, 2012 11:42 AM |
I have to admit, that looks pretty epic from the side, any more images of the rest of it? |
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Guest
on January 17, 2012 12:28 PM |
omg i want |
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Xclusiveitalian
on January 17, 2012 5:07 PM |
That is one crazy mouse |
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Placeholder
on January 17, 2012 5:28 PM |
So with an open case will it collect more cat fur or less, do you think...? |
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Qrox
on January 18, 2012 1:29 AM |
This mouse will be crazy expensive if its anything like the Level 10 case. Though I have to admit, the design looks pretty interesting. |
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St1ckM4n
on January 18, 2012 3:07 AM |
Here is a picture, from Gizmodo article on the mouse. [link] |
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LinkedKube
on January 18, 2012 7:21 AM |
That thing is begging to be thrown across the room by your younger brother. |
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Guest
on January 18, 2012 7:05 PM |
Kind of looks like the front of an old ski binding from underneeth: http://photo-dictionary.com/photofiles/list/1053/1509ski_bin |
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Guest
on January 19, 2012 6:03 AM |
Tracking ball mouse,no thanks. |
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captaincranky
on January 19, 2012 9:45 AM |
So with an open case will it collect more cat fur or less, do you think...? A lot more, but it will be easier to get out.
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