TechRadar’s Lewis Maddison reviews the SteelSeries Sensei Pro Mini, a compact wireless gaming mouse that weighs 49g. The review says it is 4g lighter than the standard model and has the same symmetrical shape as its larger sibling.
Maddison praises its smooth glide, responsive buttons and extensive performance settings in SteelSeries GG software. Users can rebind all six buttons and adjust DPI, click response, lift-off and landing distances, acceleration, sensor angle, and polling and sensor report rates. The polling and report rates can each be set from 125Hz to 8KHz, with 9KHz overpolling available. The review also describes five presets for performance settings and five DPI presets.
The reviewer found the mouse stable and reported no connectivity problems. However, the Sensei Pro Mini has no wired mode or Bluetooth support, and Maddison says its price is high. The review notes that its central hump may not fit every hand comfortably, and that the underside DPI button is awkward to reach. It includes grip tape, and its UWB base station connects to a PC by cable.
Maddison concludes that the Sensei Pro Mini is aimed at people seeking high-end wireless performance in a small mouse, rather than casual users. The review does not provide a price or battery-life measurement in the supplied text.
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