No USB-C, No Problem: How Sensei Pro's Battery Swap Changes…
The Sensei Pro's battery-swap design could push other brands to rethink wireless mouse power solutions, especially for players who prioritize uninterrupted sessions.
The Sensei Pro's battery-swap design could push other brands to rethink wireless mouse power solutions, especially for players who prioritize uninterrupted sessions.
Key points - Sensei Pro weighs 53g (measured 52.5g) and has a symmetrical shape. - It uses Quantum 8K UWB wireless for a true 8,000Hz polling rate. - The mouse ships with two 310mAh batteries and a charging dock for hot-swapping. - Battery life is up to 15 hours in 8K mode and 60 hours in 1K mode. - It features a TrueMove42K Pro sensor with 42,000 DPI and no USB-C port.
Timeline - n/a: SteelSeries releases the Sensei Pro wireless mouse. - n/a: Review unit received and tested in Valorant, CS2, and Delta Force.
FAQ
Q: Does the Sensei Pro have a built-in rechargeable battery? A: No, it uses two swappable 310mAh batteries and a charging dock instead of a built-in battery.
Q: Can I use the mouse while a battery is charging? A: Yes, the hot-swap design lets you use one battery while the other charges in the dock.
Q: What is the polling rate of the Sensei Pro? A: It supports a true 8,000Hz polling rate via Quantum 8K UWB wireless technology.
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