Thursday, December 6th 2012

Leetgion Cuts Hellion Price for X'mas Shopping Season

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btarunr
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Thermalright's gaming peripherals brand, Leetgion is running what it calls "Santa Hit and Run Sale" (don't ask why), with participating online retailers in most big markets shaving 10 percent off its US $90 price tag. The offer runs from 10/12/2012 to 24/12/2012. Backing its still-high $81 price are a super-cool combination of Omron and Cherry MX mechanical switches that earn it the title of being the first "mechanical switch mouse," Avago 9500 laser sensor with 5,000 dpi resolution, an ambidextrous design, and 16.8 million color lighting.

A list of participating retailers follows.

Europe
  • Mindfactory.de
  • Compuland
  • PC-cooling
  • DriveCity
  • VibyOnline
  • amazon.de
Indonesia
  • Fox Hound
Russia
  • Frozen Hell
Singapore
  • Niceday
USA
  • Nans Gaming Gear
  • amazon
AUSTRALIA
  • Nans Gaming Gear

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14 Comments on Leetgion Cuts Hellion Price for X'mas Shopping Season

#1
erixx
Mechanical gaming mouse! You got to agree that the marketing department NAILED IT!
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#2
Johnny Utah
Avago 9500 is an OLD sensor, it`s from 2009.
gamers know these things, they can`t be fooled like this and i hope the sells will make Thermalright understand it
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#3
Frick
Fishfaced Nincompoop
I just like it for the looks.
Johnny UtahAvago 9500 is an OLD sensor, it`s from 2009.
gamers know these things, they can`t be fooled like this and i hope the sells will make Thermalright understand it
I'm not so sure about that.
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#5
AndreiD
It's not a bad sensor, it's pretty good, unless you have a textile pad I think.
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#7
Johnny Utah
AndreiDIt's not a bad sensor, it's pretty good, unless you have a textile pad I think.
they should not sell it in a 2012 mouse, even cars get new engines with every new model
why didn`t they just put the newer Avago 9800 laser, most 2012 mices that cost 80$ OR LESS have it

CM Storm Sentinel Advance II
Logitech G600
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Roccat Kone XTD
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#8
semantics
I'm sorry sense when did mice use optical or rubber switches, microswitches are as mechanical as can be, shoving a switch for your thumb that is made for a keyboard is just silly a pointless marketing fluff. What next gonna use the keyboard switches in a stick for fighting games because micro-switches aren't enough. Anyways all i see here is a mouse with only a back button not a back and forward button.
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#9
NinkobEi
after getting 85% off for Dishonored, I can't help but be unimpressed by a 10% discount..
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#10
SteveS45
Well, at least they're completely honest with what goes into the mouse.
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#11
AsRock
TPU addict
IF the buttons work the same way as a mechanical keyboard i probably get one.. Then again by looking at the picture it's just side buttons so that's a fail.

I have gone though 6 gaming mice under 6 years which everyone failed for the same reason. Were the plastic meets the micro switch wears out and results in a double click issue.
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#12
a_ump
so most say mechanical keyboards are the best, would that mean that this mechanical mouse will be up there with the
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#13
SteveS45
AsRockIF the buttons work the same way as a mechanical keyboard i probably get one.. Then again by looking at the picture it's just side buttons so that's a fail.

I have gone though 6 gaming mice under 6 years which everyone failed for the same reason. Were the plastic meets the micro switch wears out and results in a double click issue.
I wouldn't say it's a fail just because it's only in the side button. More like a less of a win :laugh:

I think I've seen a user mod a actual keyboard key(with the letter still on it!) onto their mice.
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#14
SteveS45
Also, based on personal experience and info I get on the web, the micro switch is usually the biggest culprit when it comes to double clicking.
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