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Thermaltake supplies a bag for the mouse as well. When I reviewed their G-Unit keyboard they also supplied a case, which means that they understand gamers go to LAN parties and need to keep their hardware safe.
The mouse really has some nice curves to it, just like Charlize Theron(sorry for the pun :) ).
The package also has some cool stickers and some reading materials and CDROM.
There are buttons on both sides, this one can be used to launch Macros.
Here you can program these buttons, but for now they are forward and backwards.
You see a lot of cuts around the underside of the mouse; these are parts that are illuminated to colors you like. Also the Tt eSports logo also illuminates.
There are a bunch of underside goodies, such as a polling rate button and profile button. Then you have a lock/unlock buttons which can disable the side function buttons.
In action the lights are pretty cool:
The Software Suite:
The software is pretty thorough, you can control polling rate down to the function of the keys.
You can also change it to battle mode, and then the lights will change with the clicking frequency.
The performance characteristics you can control are really awesome, DPI is controllable is fine steps if you click on the bars, and then everything from scroll speed to double click speed can be controlled.
Marco Keys.
Here you can pick exactly what color you want. You can also pick no color/illumination.
Impressions:
Thermaltake supplies a bag for the mouse as well. When I reviewed their G-Unit keyboard they also supplied a case, which means that they understand gamers go to LAN parties and need to keep their hardware safe.
The mouse really has some nice curves to it, just like Charlize Theron(sorry for the pun :) ).
The package also has some cool stickers and some reading materials and CDROM.
There are buttons on both sides, this one can be used to launch Macros.
Here you can program these buttons, but for now they are forward and backwards.
You see a lot of cuts around the underside of the mouse; these are parts that are illuminated to colors you like. Also the Tt eSports logo also illuminates.
There are a bunch of underside goodies, such as a polling rate button and profile button. Then you have a lock/unlock buttons which can disable the side function buttons.
In action the lights are pretty cool:
The Software Suite:
The software is pretty thorough, you can control polling rate down to the function of the keys.
You can also change it to battle mode, and then the lights will change with the clicking frequency.
The performance characteristics you can control are really awesome, DPI is controllable is fine steps if you click on the bars, and then everything from scroll speed to double click speed can be controlled.
Marco Keys.
Here you can pick exactly what color you want. You can also pick no color/illumination.
Impressions: