Sharkoon Skiller SGM70W, schwarz, USB

Mit der SKILLER SGM25W, der SKILLER SGM70W sowie der FIREGLIDER One erweitert Sharkoon sein Gaming-Maus-Portfolio gleich in mehreren Preis- und Leistungsklassen. Obwohl alle drei Modelle auf den ersten Blick eine ähnliche Designsprache verfolgen und jeweils als Dual-Mode-Mäuse sowohl kabelgebunden als auch kabellos betrieben werden können, richten sie sich an unterschiedliche Zielgruppen. Während die SKILLER SGM25W […]

At first glance, one might mistake the SKILLER SGM70W for an ambidextrous design. While most features of its shape would definitely warrant such a classification, the sides are different from each other to where the SKILLER SGM70W indeed crosses over into right-handed ergonomic territory. Whereas the right side remains largely flat, the left one curves inwards to a significant degree, creating a thumb groove of sorts, and resulting in a grip width that is below average considering the other dimensions. These items aside, the shape of the SKILLER SGM70W is closest to that of the Razer Viper Mini and, by extension, Hitscan Hyperlight. At 49 g and sporting a fully solid shell, the SKILLER SGM70W manages to be lightweight for its size, albeit not as lightweight as the aforementioned Hyperlight at 40 g. In terms of build quality, there is little to complain about: there is no rattle when shaking the mouse, the side buttons cannot be actuated by pressing below them, and when applying lateral pressure, there is only minor creaking but no flexing of the shell.