SteelSeries Sensei Pro review: A top-tier mouse, almost
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A “top-tier, almost” gaming mouse with high precision and swappable batteries shows how crowded peripherals have become—tiny UX flaws now decide winners. If you build input hardware, your margin is in nailing the last 5% of ergonomics and acoustics, not just sensor specs.
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