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A transparent plastic window gives potential customers an opportunity to closely examine the Skorpion mouse bungee.
Key features are outlined on the side of the box and are accompanied by the related images.
A quick start guide is supplied with the Skorpion, but, in reality, it does little more than give CM Storm a medium to advertise their other product lines.
Built from a heavy iron core and tipping the scales at 172g, the tripod-esque Skorpion uses a rubberised arm and set of feet to provide enhanced stability via a high value of friction.
Each of the 3 feet is removable giving users the ability to select the Skorpion's height configuration that best suits their needs.
The mouse cord feeds through a channel in the Skorpion's rubberised arm. With the cable clamped firmly in place, the arm has an ability to flex when a small force is applied. This provides an extra few centimetres of mouse movement that users may require at any specific time. When the pulling force is removed, the arm flexes back to its original position in preparation for re-activation.
That skorpion is worth it just to put it on the desk! b rilliant idea, but not sure if I need it. still ordering one as its not expensive.
Looks a lot like the Corsair M60 on a budget.
It’s a unisex mouse and bottom line is it works, my only beef with the Recon is then scrol wheel it makes a funny sound.Type your message here…