Closer Look
The new Tesoro H1L is made entirely of plastic, it measures
116mm x 72mm x 44mm and weighs just over 130 grams. The images above show a view from above the mouse and highlight the angular lines of the Gandiva,
which are very similar to those already seen on the Gungnir. On top of the mouse there are four blue LED indicators for setting the DPI. The look
of the mouse, especially during the night, is quite interesting thanks to the backlight
transfered to almost the entire body of the mouse. The wheel is soft, quiet and features a backlight configurable through the software included in the package. The mouse is designed for right-handers and offers eight programmable keys.
Back
Unlike the previous H2L, Gandiva H1L uses an Avago ADNS-9800 sensor with
a maximum resolution of 8200 DPI, adjustable in five steps. Unlike many other models on the market, the sensor of Gandiva H1L is not positioned in the center of the mouse, but close to one
of the corners, right next to one of the padsurfer. Furthermore this mouse has been equipped with glide-pads made from teflon. Despite being a
gaming model you can not adjust the weight, however, H1L is well balanced and very light. The cable, which is 1.8 meters in length has been sleeved and the USB connector
are gold-plated.