My Siberia is 2 years old and I do not see any dust accumulating around those areas that you've mentioned.

I would say that I am fairly disappointed with the Sensei RAW's click switch. Both hands have uneven click feel, not sure if the switch is faulty. Overall the RAW is a good mouse, just the click switch is annoying. Especially the right hand one. Wrote in a complain to Steelseries HQ, hopefully they will grant me a replacement unit as what happened to my Sensei's coating issue before.

Honestly, for that budget (100-200), a good bet that Razer's Deathadder would be a much better choice over the Kinzu. But I am always a fan of the Ikari's shape, so if you really want a Steelseries mouse, you can consider the Ikari Optical instead. For me, the Kinzu is just too light and small, add a little more for either a DA or Ikari Optical would be a wiser choice

That is a Kinzu v1 for sure. You can try both mice, see which one suits you best.

Not really. I use to own one hard pad, its an Everglide. Really solid, just put inside the backpack and we're good to go. The SS 4HD etc are thinner but still strong. Maybe you can wrap a cloth around it for safety

Buy overseas excludes custom duties and shipping fees etc. And the warranty cannot be claimed with our local distro, Play Interactive. You'll need to send back to the distro in USA or Steelseries HQ in Denmark

True also, even though you get someone to bring in from overseas, I believe you need to send back to the original country of purchase for future RMA claims, will be troublesome.

Anyway, Hi Gavin

You itchy to get one is it? The Siberia one not bad heh

Nope. Take out all the keys and wipe all the switch. I spring clean my 6g once a month last time. See dust inside sakit mata lolol

If I'm not mistake, they are meant for CS:GO official merch only, Like The Kana, Qck , and Siberia CS:GO edition.


RM30 discount for the Siberia is it? Still out of MU budget. Fuu

9HD,4HD? It seems that this two goes well with laser mouse. Better than cloth based.

Means it's 4mm QCK right? Since all the LE are 4mm

Aiya, if 2mm then i'll skip. Too thin

1 year from Play Interactive, or alternatively 1 year international (Steelseries HQ in Denmark)

Anti-Ghosting term is a marketing gimmick actually. What you really mean is Key Roll Over (KRO). USB keyboards usually has a limit on the number of keys that are allowed to be pressed at one go, should be within 6-8 keys if I am not mistaken. By using a PS/2 connector, you will get a NKRO , which stands for No-KeyRollOver, means that you don't have the be limited to the number of key presses. In short, no limit. Can press as many keys as you want.

By right, your 6GV2 comes with a PS/2 dock, purple in colour. Use it. Don't forget to set you BIOS while you are at it. Some BIOS will not detect the PS/2 slot when start-up.

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FIFA! Eh serious. Last time I use USB, got some strokes cannot key in, then play also cacat.

I had my Xai for 2 years, no sign of melting. Before that I used Ikari Laser, no melting signs. Probably if you room condition is very humid, there is a possibility. But under normal temperature, should be fine.

Yar, thats why I said room temperature plays a role also. Still using Ikari eh?

Open up means need to buy new feet ka? I open up my Xai, feets became ....... Lazy to go out to buy new feets.

For sweaty hands, I suggest you take the Rubber surface. Plastic or glossy finish = slippery means less grip

That sucks

Other countries ok?