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Comfortable feel.
Solid software interface and feature set.
Ambidextrous design.
Looks brilliant.
Performs well.
Sleeved cabled.
1000Hz.
Ergonomical shape.
Onboard memory.
LCD Display.
Resistant.
Simple design.
Price is a little steep compared to other FPS gaming mice.
SteelSeries' way of naming features is confusing.
Horribly placed LCD and some bugs to work out.
By TechSpot on June 11, 2010
SteelSeries Xai Pro Gaming...
By DigitalVersus on November 16, 2011
SteelSeries claims to have used user feedback and input to develop the Xai (and took three years doing so), which has a very different shape to the...
By XtremeComputing on July 26, 2011
The Steelseries Xai has really given me food for throught on how much tweaking your mouse can help improve your gaming skills and by giving you the choice on how your mouse performs within different tasks using their fantastic software engine....
By TechReaction.net on April 06, 2011
Overall the SteelSeries Xai Pro definitely shocked us with everything it could do and all of the customization options that we had at our fingertips. For an ambidextrous mouse, the Xai is comfy enough for extended gaming. No, it’s not the most...
By Gaming Nexus on March 07, 2011
If you ask the everyday computer user the difference between computer mice, they will likely reply that they are all the same aside from some basic, physical differences. Gamers on the other hand know that this is completely false and there is in...
By Tech-Reviews UK on March 04, 2011
The SteelSeries Xai Laser gaming mouse would be a great choice for any gamer, but costing £50, some may choose to buy cheaper, better alternatives. A couple of things that I didn’t like about the Xai Laser were that the DPI Profile button...
By Hardware Canucks on February 22, 2011
Over the last two years or so, it seemed like every company was hell bent on releasing their own peripheral line to make a quick buck. We have seen our fair share of outlandish features, uncomfortable designs, sky high prices and dead end marketing...
By Expert Reviews on January 13, 2011
It’s not cheap, but the SteelSeries Xai has an excellent design and there are plenty of settings to configure....
By PC Mag on December 10, 2010
Marketed as a first-person-shooter gaming mouse, the SteelSeries Xai succeeds in comfort and features, but falls short on the battlefield. Buy it...
By Atomic MPC on July 16, 2010
A fine effort from our Swedish pals, but not quite best of...
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