ThermalTake Tt eSports Saphira

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Pros:

Nicely priced for the feature set, Weight is adjustable, Comfortable, rubbercoated grip, Stores up to 25 macro keys within five profiles, Comes with carry bag
Build Quality (OMRON Switches), Design (Grip), Accuracy, Weight Adjustable, Function Lock Button, Illumination Effects, Braided Cable/ Gold USB plug, User Friendly Control Software, Price (For Some)

Cons:

Potentially polarizing color scheme, labeling, No profilecycling hotkey on mouse's top, Available preconfigured commands aren't terribly useful
Laser Sensor Not Suitable For Hardcore FPS Gamers (3500DPI), Single Color Illumination

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Last revision on October 25, 2016

Reviewers Liked

Nicely priced for the feature set, Weight is adjustable, Comfortable, rubbercoated grip, Stores up to 25 macro keys within five profiles, Comes with carry bag
Build Quality (OMRON Switches), Design (Grip), Accuracy, Weight Adjustable, Function Lock Button, Illumination Effects, Braided Cable/ Gold USB plug, User Friendly Control Software, Price (For Some)

Reviewers Didn't Like

Potentially polarizing color scheme, labeling, No profilecycling hotkey on mouse's top, Available preconfigured commands aren't terribly useful
Laser Sensor Not Suitable For Hardcore FPS Gamers (3500DPI), Single Color Illumination

Expert reviews and ratings

The Saphira Team DK Edition fulfills budget gamers' need for precision and customization. It's a solid pick at a competitive price, if you like the look. Read...

By Computer Shopper on November 06, 2014

Normally when I test mice I do them one per review, but today I though it would be even more fun to put three of them head-to-head to erm head. We've got three great low-to-mid budget gaming mice with us today that I'll be putting to the test, the...

By eTeknix on August 23, 2014

The Saphira is a very good gaming mouse but if you are an avid FPS (First Person Shooter) gamer then this is clearly not the mouse for you since the 3500DPI laser sensor may be quite accurate and fast but will not give you the extra edge you need in fast...

By NikkTech on July 03, 2014

The Saphira is an excellent mouse for RTS players and is one of the most comfortable high-grade gaming mice that I’ve ever used. While durability, the software and a relatively low 3500 DPI optical sensor may be an issue for some, I’d suggest that...

By XSReviews on July 19, 2012

Después de varios días de gaming intensivo llegamos a la conclusión de que es un buen mouse para presupuestos apretados bastante configurable y con opciones que no todos los mouses de gama media entregan. Algo que no me gusto que en la era de los...

By MadBoxpc on February 02, 2013