Genesis Krypton 800 Mouse Review

1. Introduction2. Unboxing and First Look3. Testing4. Closing Thoughts5. View All Pages

Budget gaming mice have been getting better and better over the last few years, and you no longer need to spend over £50 to get a top quality mouse. While you may not have heard of them, Genesis is a Polish peripheral manufacturer hoping to capitalise on this trend with its Krypton 800. Priced at just £36.99, this mouse boasts a PixArt PMW 3330 sensor, Omron switches and a lightweight body. Is it as good as it sounds?

Another selling point for the Genesis Krypton 800 is also the fact that it is a true ambidextrous design, meaning it's not just a symmetrical shape – but it also had side buttons on both sides of the mouse, too. That, coupled with its multi-zone RGB lighting, on-board memory and braided cable means this is a pretty feature-rich mouse considering its price.

Specifications:

• SENSOR : PMW3330
• DPI : 400 -10200
• MAXIMUM FRAME RATE : 8000 FPS
• MAXIMUM ACCELERATION : 30 G
• MAX. TRACKING SPEED : 150 ips
• POLLING RATE : 125 – 1000 Hz
• NUMBER OF KEYS : 10
• CABLE LENGTH : 185 cm
• DIMENSIONS (MM) : 125 x 68 x 38
• WEIGHT : 85 g
• BACKLIGHT : RGB PRISMO EFFECT
• GAMING SOFTWARE : YES
• BUILT -IN MEMORY : YES
• EXTRA FUNCTIONS : Suitable for both hands

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