Computer Mouse

There’s nothing wrong with wanting your PC gaming set-up to look cool and interesting. And the hollowed-out style of the new GravaStar Mercury M1 Pro and M2 gaming mice offers weight saving along with the cyberpunk aesthetic.

In addition to the lightweight benefits of the curved design, you also get more airflow to cool your hands during longer or intense game sessions, or if you’re busy working for hours.

The GravaStar M2 gaming mouse costs $79.95 and weighs 79g, with specs including a 1K Hz pollin rate and 26,000 DPI sensor, connectivity options including 2.4G, Bluetooth and wired modes, five dunamic LIGHTSYNC RGB modes, and programmable buttons.

Meanwhile the Mercury M1 Pro comes in either Gunmetal Gray or Battle-Worn Silver Mist for $129.95, and is made from handcrafted magnesium alloy for durability. In addition to the 26,000 DPI sensor, you also get TUROSPEED wireless connectivity, customisable GLOWSYNC RGB lighting, and five fully programmable buttons.

*The GravaStar M1 Pro mouse in Battle-Worn Silver Mist*

GravaStar was founded by Yong Huang in 2018, offering a range of science fiction inspired peripherals, including speakers, earbuds and chargers. All of them look like they’ve possibly been lifted from the set of a sci-fi film, which is an aesthetic I can certainly get behind, and I suspect I’m not alone in that.

“These mice are more than just tools; they are an embodiment of the gamer’s spirit. My approach was not solely focused on functionality but on crafting an extension of the gamer’s own persona. The unique bio-inspired design of these mice, which emphasizes both aesthetics and ergonomics, is a direct reflection of this vision,” said Huang about the M1 and M2.

You can pre-order the Mercury mice via the Gravastar website. Their range is also available in the UK via Amazon.

The SteelSeries Sensei has been a popular choice for eSports for more than a decade, so unveiling of the new SteelSeries Sensei Ten gaming mouse could see plenty of people upgrading.

The shape has been kept reasonably close to the familiar current design, but the change comes with a new sensor, the TrueMove Pro, which should work better on any surface.

The custom-designed optical sensor comes from SteelSeries and PixArt with True 1-to-1 tracking, 18,000 CPI and a 450 inches-per-second (IPS) tracking speed.

There’s also increased advanced tacking to stabilise tilted mouse moves, so you can avoid any false positives if you’re using angled drops, tilt slams and quick flicks. Which can mean disaster in some games and competition.

The New SteelSeries Sensi Ten gaming mouse with the TrueMove Pro Sensor

The Sensei Ten has an ambidextrous ergonomic design with 8 buttons, and on-board memory for settings including 5 different CPIs, 60 million click mechanical switches, and two-zone RGB lighting. It’s made from high-grade polymer, so it should also last for years of use.

A glimpse inside the SteelSeries Sensei Ten

“Like most gamers, I’ve tried a lot of mice over the years. With the Sensei, I found perfection,” said Sébastien “Ceb” Debs of Team OG. Ceb and Team OG made history this year as the first team to win two back-to-back The International championships, with Ceb winning both using the Sensei.

The weight is down to 92g from the 103g of the original, and along with a transparent bottom, it’s got the Japanese character for Ten on the mouse so people can tell you’re using the latest model. It’s a wired model, to keep the weight down and give the best possible performance.

Probably the best bit about the new SteelSeries Sensi Ten Gaming Mouse is that it isn’t ridiculously expensive, priced at £69.99. You can buy it direct from SteelSeries, or as part of the range available from Currys PC World in the UK.

Stylish New GravaStar Mercury M1 Pro And M2 Gaming Mice

New SteelSeries Sensei Ten Gaming Mouse Unveiled

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