SteelSeries brings ultra-wideband wireless to gaming mice, chasing lag-free tracking
After revealing its multi-platform luxury controller Aeon Pro, SteelSeries is now introducing yet another proposition for esports professionals or affluent multiplayer enthusiasts looking to get the most out of their frag sessions. The new Sensei Pro and Rival Pro gaming mice mark the 25th anniversary of the brand, providing high-performance... Read Entire Article
SteelSeries, a Danish gaming peripherals manufacturer, has launched redesigned versions of two popular gaming mice, the Sensei Pro and Rival Pro, to offer ultra-wideband (UWB) wireless connectivity. This technology aims to improve signal stability during movement tracking and significantly reduce lag compared to traditional 2.4GHz mice. The new mice also come with an 8K polling rate, further enhancing speed and stability.
The Sensei Pro is a symmetrical mouse designed for ambidextrous use, while the Rival Pro is an ergonomic mouse built for right-handed users. Both models feature an infinite power system (IPS) with two separate batteries, providing up to 120 hours of use at a 1K polling rate, and 32 hours at 8K. Available in black or white, the mice come in standard and Mini sizes, all priced at $180 each. The devices will be sold directly through SteelSeries' online store, with third-party retailers expected to follow on October 13.
SteelSeries introduced the anniversary edition of the Sensei Pro and Rival Pro mice with a promotional video showcasing adult players purchasing premium pointing devices to outperform younger opponents. The company also acknowledged that if users still lose to kids with these advanced mice, they likely "suck" at online gaming.
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