Sensei Ten Neon Rider Edition
- Limited edition Neon Rider design from CS:GO, uniquely numbered for authenticity
- All-new TrueMove Pro sensor and on-board memory
- 60 million click mechanical switches
- Comfortable ambidextrous design for left and right-handed players
- Hyper durable build to withstand the most intense wear and tear
- Limited edition Neon Rider design from CS:GO, uniquely numbered for authenticity
- All-new TrueMove Pro sensor and on-board memory
- 60 million click mechanical switches
- Comfortable ambidextrous design for left and right-handed players
- Hyper durable build to withstand the most intense wear and tear
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Sensor
TrueMove Pro
Sensor Type
Optical
CPI
50–18,000 in 50 CPI Increments
IPS
450, on SteelSeries QcK surfaces
Acceleration
50G
Polling Rate
1000Hz 1 ms
Hardware Acceleration
None (Zero Hardware Acceleration)
Back Cover Material
Matte Finish
Core Construction
ABS Plastic
Shape
Ambidextrous
Grip Style
Claw, Fingertip, or Palm
Number of Buttons
8
Switch Type
SteelSeries mechanical switches, rated for 60 million clicks
Illumination
2 RGB Zones, Independently Controlled
Weight
92g (3.25oz) without cable
Length
126mm / 4.96 inches
Width
63mm / 2.48 inches (front), 68mm / 2.67 inches (back)
Height
21mm / 0.83 inches (front), 39mm / 1.54 inches (back)
Rubber Cable Length
2m / 6.75 feet
OS
Windows, Mac, Linux, and Xbox. USB port required.
Software
SteelSeries Engine 3.15.1+, for Windows (7 or newer) and Mac OSX (10.12 or newer)
Product Information Guide
Sensei Ten Gaming Mouse
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between Sensei Ten and Sensei 310?
The Sensei Ten has the first ever TrueMove Pro optical gaming sensor. With true 1-to-1 tracking, it was specifically designed to have more consistent performance on multiple surfaces compared to its predecessors. The Sensei Ten is true to the original Sensei shape that made it so iconic.
Why is it not wireless?
We believe that the Sensei Ten would not feel like a true Sensei with the additional weight of wireless. We focused on giving it the best sensor possible and increasing its durability, all while lowering the weight to a 92g form factor.
What was the original Sensei?
When it was first released, the Sensei established the gold standard for pros and non-pros alike with its powerful on-board processor, comfortable shape, precision performance, and excellent durability. Many brands have tried to imitate the essence of the Sensei, but none have ever been able to capture the near-magical formula of the original SteelSeries Sensei. Read more about the Sensei history here.
Why did you make a mouse using the original Sensei shape?
A lot of people asked us to bring back the iconic Sensei mouse, from diehard fans to pros. We didn't want to just bring it back using the same technology it had in 2009. We wanted to improve everything we could to bring it to the next level, while staying true to the beloved shape. We can confidently say that the Sensei Ten is the true evolution of the legendary Sensei mouse.
Why is it not the same color as the original Sensei?
Increasing durability was one of the central focuses of the Sensei Ten. The original metallic finish is not as durable as we wanted, so along with several other durability upgrades, we gave it a hyperdurable matte black finish.
What’s the difference between TrueMove Pro and TrueMove 3?
Both sensors have true 1 to 1 tracking and 50G acceleration, but the TrueMove Pro sensor has a higher CPI and IPS, as well as a more advanced level of jitter reduction, giving it the most consistent and reliable performance on any mousepad.