Introduction

Saitek is best known for its input peripherals, and the Obsidian wireless mouse is an example of Saitek's best work. The wireless mouse is very ergonomic and is intelligently designed to allow 24/7 use-never having stop for an hour or two because the batteries are dead. ThinkComputers checks out this purported gamer's dream mouse to see if it's real, or but a figment of our imagination.

Specifications

- Superb design, complements any home/office environment
- 4-mode, touch-sensitive scroll function
- Recharge cradle with wireless transmitter storage and spare battery recharge
- 5 buttons
- 1000 dpi resolution minimum
- Interference-free 2.4GHz wireless technology
- Smooth glide action
- 24/7 recharge solution using 2 x Li-ion battery packs
- Plug and play; ease of use and set-up

Packaging

The Obsidian comes in a small, well-decorated box with a lid that opens to allow the consumer to see the charger, USB dongle, and spare battery. The inside lid also has a diagram of all the parts of the mouse-there's a lot of them. There's the mouse, two batteries (one is already inside the mouse), the USB dongle, the USB charging cradle.

For the interested, the manual comes in English, German, French, Italian, and Spanish.

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