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The editors liked
Ingenious weight adjustment system
Well-located programmable buttons
Great number of recordable macros
Scroll wheel can be assigned to three functions
Comfortable grip
Adjustable Weights
10 customizable buttons macro buttons
16 Million lighting
X/Y axis control
5700 DPI laser
One of the best profile controls
Allowing a significant (up to 55) macro settings at once
Driver is extremely responsive and fast
The editors didn't like
Visually polluted design
No case to store the unused extra weights
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Drivers has some quirks
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Priced at the same level as name brands such as Razer and Steelseries.
We had high hopes for the DeathTaker when we first unboxed it and gave it the once over. Even during our initial testing it was a solid product. It was not until we began our extended usage testing that we ran into the comfort issues that change our minds...
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Published: 2013-04-06, Author: Patrick , review by: gamersnexus.net
You should be able to get the DeathTaker for about $50, a significant discount from the list price of $70 and, in my opinion, it's not an unreasonable amount. The DeathTaker is a versatile, mid-range mouse, with adjustable weight and one-click DPI adjustm...
Published: 2012-12-26, Author: Alan , review by: OCModShop
Abstract: Genius is a new player in the hardware market, and the underdog usually has something to prove. Genius has released a new MMO/RTS gaming mouse that costs betweem $40-80 (depening on where you look) and yet has features that rival much more expensive digit...
Ingenious weight adjustment system, Well-located programmable buttons, Great number of recordable macros, Scroll wheel can be assigned to three functions, Comfortable grip
Visually polluted design, No case to store the unused extra weights, Shop Related Products, Ads by Amazon, ✕, Thank you, This will help us improve your ad experience. We will try not to show you such ads again, Report a problem, This item is, Not relev
The DeathTaker is a good MMORPG/RTS gaming-grade mouse that can also play RTS games, but for that it would have to have a bigger resolution setting. It's a comfortable mouse, but its peculiar grip and medium-size body may put off players with big hands. T...
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Published: 2012-05-15, Author: Jeff , review by: examiner.com
Abstract: Ease of Use, Performance: 22/25Look & Feel: 22/25Features 22/25How much I enjoy 22/25Total: 88/100Genius is taking the peripheral field to the next level with a gaming class mouse but they are not just releasing one but two mice for different game types. ...
Performance-wise the Genius DeathTaker fared pretty decently. No matter the activity the sled across our mouse pads with ease. It ran across the pad so easily and smooth that I found myself lowering the DPI settings to compensate. This was definitely ...
Adjustable Weights, 10 customizable buttons macro buttons, 16 Million lighting, X/Y axis control, 5700 DPI laser, One of the best profile controls, allowing a significant (up to 55) macro settings at once, Driver is extremely responsive and fast,
Drivers has some quirks, Messy exterior design, Priced at the same level as name brands such as Razer and Steelseries.
The Genius DeathTaker has solid performance in gaming. At 5700 DPI, and 1000Hz polling rate, The DeathTaker's raw performance matches any high-end gaming mouse. While small, it's still fairly comfortable to use for long durations. How powerful is the ...
Abstract: Genius is no new comer to the PC peripheral market. Their extensive catalogue covers everything from webcams to headsets, mice to keyboards, and more. For the most part, Genius has targeted the market of the everyday PC user, but recently they have bee...
Abstract: Video Review: The Genius DeathTaker Gaming Mouse has a 5700 dpi laser, weights, onboard memory, 55 macros, 9 buttons, 1.8 meter braided cable, 12K fps, 30Gs, 150 IPS, looks great and is affordable. Also, if you have medium size hands this mouse shoul...
Abstract: During Computex this year we got introduced to Genius’s new line of gaming peripherals, branded as “GX Gaming”. Genius was kind to provide us with a Deathtaker mouse and Imperator Pro keyboard. Both accessories have switchable color LED light “under t...
