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Today we take a look at LEETGION's innovative gaming mouse - the Hellion, which packs a mechanical switch.
Being amongst the very first people on the planet to put a hardware component, peripheral or gadget to the test is something i always considered to be special and that's mainly the reason behind the many worldwide first reviews I’ve performed in the past. Of course this has nothing to do with me feeling special and such but rather with the fact that being amongst the first to actually see and use a finished product allows you to discover bugs which in turn can be fixed by the manufacturer without reaching the end user, or at least not many end users and that gives me plenty of satisfaction. Today we will be the first to take a look at the brand new Hellion gaming mouse designed and manufactured by a new kid (manufacturer) on the block called Leetgion.
LEETGION, which is the new gaming peripherals brand of Thermalright, a reputable cooling systems manufacturer have released the first product named Hellion, built especially for Starcraft 2 lovers but not only. The mouse chassis is built from good quality materials, sports a high performance Avago 9500 5000dpi laser sensor and features a mechanical Cherry MX Blue "ATTACK" button on the left side, for performing specific actions.
Originating from Thermalright in 2010, Leetgion is a new player to the peripherals game. Built to offer specialised performance, the company’s Hellion mouse is optimised for RTS gaming.
Known for its coolers and heatsinks, Thermalright branched into the gaming market with the Leetgion brand ("elite legion" written in a fancy way). They first released an FPS mouse, the Hellion, and now the company enters the MMORPG territory with the El'Druin (the name definitely has an elvish flavor). It features 12 programmable buttons, 5,000 dpi of resolution, and two side disks that act like a second scrollwheel, and an analog stick from a console controller. We'll first describe this unusual design and then proceed to testing its performance.
As many of you are aware we were all caught off guard when recently Scythe one of the oldest CPU Cooler manufacturers ceased operations in the USA (and perhaps globally as well although i hope that's not the case). Personally i think that this was the result of them expanding their product line to several other areas other than just CPU coolers including speakers, amplifiers, power supply units and many other peripherals for computers. Luckily that is not the case with other manufacturers such as Thermalright since they have proven extremely careful when expanding into other areas and the success of their Leetgion brand is an example. Now most of you know that we were the first to make the upcoming El'Druin RPG Gaming mouse up for grabs roughly a month ago and naturally we couldn't give away something we hadn't test ourselves first.
The new El’Druin Gaming Mouse from LEETGION features an unusual appearance and is equipped with a SPAD on the left (Skill Power Action D-Pad) and on the right the Omni-Tuner. The mouse is shipped with interchangeable palm rests and the central mouse sensor comes from Avago, model 9500, which permits DPI ranges to be adjusted from 100 to 5000.
Leetgion is back with a mouse named for the sword of justice in Diablo. All the parts were found and reassembled to give us the El'Druin gaming mouse.
180 000 clics, 160 000 scrolls de molette et 3,5 km parcourus, c'est le temps qu'il nous aura fallu pour juger de cette nouvelle venue sur le marché encombré des souris gaming. Portant tout le savoir-faire et l'identité de la marque Roccat, la Savu annoncée en mars dernier comme étant la souris "mid-size hybride" -c'est en tout cas ce qui est marqué- qui va tout tuer a finalement débarqué incognito en boutique en juin, à un tarif avoisinant les 60€. Nous en avons récupéré un exemplaire, et l'avons utilisé durant un peu plus de trois semaines : recueil d'impressions.
Hé oui, l’esbroufe, la tchache, autant de façon d’être qui peuvent se traduire dans le jeu. En général, celui qui fonctionne comma ça est un rusher devant l’éternel. Il court, il court, il tire, il tire etc. A moins que cela ne soit justement le contraire, à savoir un introverti absolu qui décompense dans le jeu en passant pour celui qui mène, qui ne craint personne. Quoi de mieux dans cette tâche, tant pour le premier type que pour le deuxième, de s’accompagner de Kulo. Au moins, on pourra dire que le nom du casque correspond à la façon de jouer. Le Kulo, outre le nom commercial qui amuse, est le dernier casque de Roccat, marque emblématique de PGM s’il en est. Nous l’avions croisé dans les rues du CeBIT, maintenant la voilà arrivée à la Ferme. Nous lui avons montré nous aussi que nous pouvons être Kulo(tés) à la Ferme, à la limite de l’indécence, de l’impolitesse…
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