Theron gaming mouse review

The mouse has a strong grip and Though Thermaltake does have tendencies to overthink or overengineer some of its products, the Theron exhibits safe design principles Now as many of you know things are somewhat slow when it comes to game titles lately where's our copy of Metro Last Light?

Personally in the past I have struggled to find a mouse that meets all my needs for comfort and precision, there is so many different styles and sizes out there making it a daunting task trying to pick a new one.

I've been using the Theron for around In the office today I have the fairly unique looking Theron gaming mouse from TteSports, a gaming mouse targeted right at the heart of the RTS scene and if previous TteSports products are anything to by, I really can't wait to get this thing plugged in The Theron is a well crafted mouse that may yet be more famous in the west than its pro-gaming designer.

While its feature set is more geared towards style than substance, this small and agile gaming rodent hold its own against some of the biggest Reviewers Didn't Like Expensive Kinky cable Slightly basic software Right shortcut button prone to accidental activation Polling rate is on the bottom of the mouse Software feels half done Middle button is hard to click Current Availability. By APC Magazine on August 11, 80 Optical mice first hit the scene back in , replacing ball mice and their fluff-stuffing rollers.

By Play3r on December 17, 74 The Theron is an interesting proposition brought forward by Thermaltake, I feel, and for more than one reason.

The dynamic lighting helps as a visual feedback whether you are performing well on an RTS game and the dpi fast sensor allows you to point-and-shoot as fast as your reflexes. The ergonomic shape, handy DPI switcher buttons, macros, and the matte material quality makes the Theron one of the gaming mouse you should consider when you are serious gaming. Sign in.

Forgot your password? Get help. Password recovery. Craving Tech -Technology and Reviews. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn More. Razer Lancehead Review. SteelSeries Rival 5 Review. Share via. Copy Link. The deciding factor, no matter how awesome a mouse looks, is for sure its performance. The mouse worked quite well at all sensitivity levels, providing a smooth free look and aim precision in all the games. At DPI it got quite shaky but controlling the polling frequency stabilized it. As far as the surface is concerned I also used Razer Abysus on the same surface but Theron stole the show quite frankly with its smooth and precise movement at DPI and its fine lightning discussed later under software.

The software installation disc is a part of the package as told earlier and it allows you to customize your mouse and adjust other performance settings.

The software has a simple GUI and is very simple to use. You can choose between 7 ecstatic colors namely, red, blue, turquoise, green, yellow, magenta and ice blue. Choose the one that best suits your mood and gaming environment. You can also choose between the Normal and Battle lightning modes. In Battle lightning modes the lightning depends on the clicking frequency. You can also set the functions of various buttons including the mouse wheel and the Macro key and save up to 40 keys in 5 gamer profiles through an easy GUI of the software.