Testseek.com have collected 53 expert reviews of the SteelSeries Ikari Laser and the average rating is 91%. Scroll down and see all reviews for SteelSeries Ikari Laser.
February 2008
(91%)
53 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Light weight, CPI button is appealing, Very good performance, Free Move, 3,200 CPI
Only for the right handed, Expensive
PerformanceSteel Series claims that the Ikari laser is not meant for FPS games as they say it might have tracking issues on faster hand movement. It will have better use in MMO or RTS games as players require higher precision on a higher sensitivity. O...
Abstract: The Ikari Laser Mouse by SteelSeries has been available for some time but the interest in it has not decreased, a surprising feat for a standard looking mouse. SteelSeries must therefore have a few tricks hidden up their sleeve. It is a mouse which has do...
Great ergonomics, [] Very comfortable, [] Excellent overall performance, [] Sentivity and profile control,
Not suitable for lefthanded gamers, [] No weight system
The Ikari Laser Mouse offers rock solid performance straight out of the box, it may not look bright and dazzling but the beautifully crafted exterior will slip into your hand and provide you with a brilliantly balanced tool giving you that edge in gam...
In cooperation with professional gamers, Steelseries created an overall very good gaming mouse which can be used for office purposes and shows off all its abilities in Fist Person Shooters. Very practical is the fact that with the integrated onboard me...
The Ikari mouse is certainly an excellent product. It combines style with functionality to create the ultimate accessory.To begin with, the mouse is exceedingly comfortable; some would even think that it has been designed strictly with an ergonomic go...
Design, finishing touches, and quality of material, Very high level precision, Simple and effective driver, Onthefly change of resolution, Slides perfectly
We would have preferred thumb buttons placed one under the other like on the Microsoft SideWinder, We would have preferred (2) an additional button maybe under the ring finger to not cut basic functions and add shortcuts, Price
