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Sandio's 3D Mouse - Game 02

Author: John Freeman SUMMARY: There are some oddball mice floating around on the market, but nothing quite like this. Innovation's the key word here.
Editor: Steve Dougherty
Category: Miscellaneous
Published: 6th December 2007
Manufacturer: SandioTech
Our Rating: 84%

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Innovative Features

What I really like about this Sandio mouse is that the makers have thought outside the box. They have taken something familiar and well known, and tried to improve it in an ingenious way. The result is suitable for Engineers, Designers, Surveyors and Architects; in fact, anything to do with 3D model manipulation and this device is good for you. There are also over 40 different input options, 16 of them configurable, making this mouse/joystick combo a dream if you hate your keyboard.

An additional feature which is quite innovative (although I was startled when it first happened) is the audible DPI cues. The Game O2 is equipped with a human voice reporting feature that will announce the current DPI setting when it is changed. You may turn the DPI voice-reporting feature off in the 3D Input Management. The audible cues say in a polite but firm voice “400”; “800” “1600” or “2000” for the DPI settings. So in real time you can adjust the DPI settings to four different levels and for convenience with each setting the mouse wheel light color changes accordingly as can be seen in this picture below.



An additional wrist support is provided which clips to the mouse and allows your wrist some rest from all that clicking action; and though good for some, it didn’t work for me. For the gamers out there, this mouse caters well for RTS, RPG (MMORPG’s) and FPS games. The added movement features and keys give you less reliance on the keyboard and a more intuitive focus into the immersive world you love so much. With 16 different settable configuration keys, it will take some training but it is not beyond the realms of possibility to master it.

The camera views are the easiest to manipulate and I would recommend that after 5 minutes of an easy level that you get right back into your game with this new and innovative device. If you like the look and you think you can adjust to the controls you should look them up as they have distribution branches in Taiwan, USA & China.


Specifications

• High quality Adjustable 2000dpi sensor
• 16 independently programmable button/key settings
• On-The-Fly dpi adjustment (400,800, 1600 & 2000dpi)
• 50-100 inches per second with max acceleration 20g
• Ambidextrous design
• Almost Zero-friction Teflon feet
• Asymmetrical USB 2.0 connector



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