techstrike.co.uk Updated:
2017-02-13 05:14:54
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Today I will be reviewing the Kinzu optical mouse. I have also reviewed the Qck+ Gaming surface from Steelseries in conjunction with this review. (you can find the Qck+ review here)SteelSeries KinzuFirst thoughtsWhen I first opened up the box that the Kin...
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Continuing our current trend of gaming mice reviews today we have the Steelseries Kinzu. It's a lightweight, small, ambidextrous mouse with a high sensitivity rating. This isn't the first one we've reviewed for this company, but it is the first budget...
The Kinzu is nothing remarkable as far as gaming mice goes but it does what it's supposed to. It may not catch your eye, but it's sensitivite and it's certainly very accurate. It's software is nice and simple, but it's a very dull looking peripheral...
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SteelSeries have a established themselves a fine reputation as a solid producer of quality PC gaming peripherals, so as I review this mouse I have high hopes for a product which does exactly as it says it will at a high level. The Steelseries Kinzu op...
Very light, Profile storage in mouse, High responsiveness, Variety of different settings, and crucially, easy change between these, Cheap, Ambidextrous...
Lack of customisable buttons can prove very frustrating, Takes a little too long to be recognised, Grip takes a little getting used to...
The SteelSeries Kinzu is, in its area, an excellent mouse. Any misgivings about it being optical can be ignored as it performs extremely well at various report rates, proving to be tactile and responsive.There are areas where it is lacking, such as usa...
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Today we are going to look at the Kinzu optical gaming mouse which is a budget model with some interesting features that we often see on higher-end gaming mice.
Overall the SteelSeries Kinzu is a good gaming mouse. It is very well designed, sharing a number of features with the high-end Xai gaming mouse. It shares a similar level of build quality with the Xai mouse which is quite fantastic for such a reason...
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vortez.net Updated:
2017-02-13 05:14:55
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£21. (At time reviewed)These days your typical gaming mouse would have up to 8 buttons, have a weight system and enable you to customize the colours in just a few clicks. Such a sophisticated device can only mean one thing, gaming mice have certainly...
SteelSeries have turned back time by presenting us with a gaming mouse that endorses a simple design, by doing this you would think the performance of the mouse would be affected, but it hasn't. The visual design is simple, but the technology is sophi...
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Gaming-grade peripherals often value performance over price and deck out every piece of equipment with bright paint jobs, glowing LEDS, and unusual finishes. Plenty of mice, like the Mad Catz Cyborg M.M.O. 7 Gaming Mouse ($159 street, 3.5 stars), have an...
High-quality sensor. Smooth tracking. Switchable profiles. Ambidextrous design.
No programmable buttons. Limited functions...
The SteelSeries Kinzu Optical Mouse delivers competitive gaming performance without the frills in a basic, ambidextrous design...
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benchmarkreviews.com Updated:
2017-02-13 05:14:55
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In the past year numerous manufacturers have hopped onto the gaming peripheral bandwagon in an attempt to expand their businesses. Gaming mice have become incredibly fancy, with 6000DPI, 1200Hz polling rate, and anywhere from five to twenty buttons. A...
Very low price for a gaming mouse of this quality, Configurator very simple to use, Onthefly profile toggle placed well, Surface coating offers excellent grip and comfort, Ambidextrous, Configurations stored on mouse...
Limited functionality for a gaming mouse, Looks a little plain...
If there exists a mouse that does everything, but only mediocre at each, then its direct opposite would be the SteelSeries Kinzu. The Kinzu only does so much being a basic gaming mouse, but it performs very well in everything it does do. The foundatio...
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With a MSRP under $35 Steel Series took a different approach to the Kinzu than with their other mice. At a price that is in direct competition to Microsoft’s X3 and Razer’s Salmosa the Kinzu could be a great entry level gaming mouse. But after you tak...
Almost no adjust-ability in the software and no extra buttons make me wonder how Steel Series is marketing the Kinzu to the gaming crowd. Anyone who wasn’t looking for those features would most likely be looking at standard mice from both Logitech and...
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Back when SteelSeries released the Ikari mouse line-up it came as a bit of a surprise that they had two almost identical mice featuring two different types of sensors. The release of the Kinzu optical gaming mouse just proves that SteelSeries is still...
Performance, Value for money, Great looking, Low weight, Ability to hold three profiles, Ergonomic design, Short travel buttons...
No side buttons, No profile indicator...
This mouse should definitely be on your short list if you are a FPS gamer looking for a budget mouse. Since this mouse has a wealthy resolution of up to 3200 DPI and excellent scaling downwards, it can both be the high and low sensitivity gamer's weap...
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gamingshogun.com Updated:
2017-02-13 05:14:55
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SteelSeries has just released two new gaming mice, aimed at the hardcore gamer. The Kinzu Optical Mouse and the Xai Laser Mouse have been designed by professional gamers to give you the most responsive mouse you can find. In this review, I look at th...
Very lightweight and durable. Extremely accurate and smooth as well...
Only two full buttons on the mouse, and it’s on the small side in size.
Steelseries has developed a very solid entry-level gaming mouse for those of us who do not have truck loads of disposable income. The Kinzu Optical Gaming Mouse is a very lightweight and durable mouse with incredible accuracy and smoothness for a much...
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We tested nine mice to find out which one is the best for each type of gamer. Each mouse has been scored, but we come away with the opinion that each mouse was well-built, well-thought-out, and well-designed. The Razer Orochi, Razer Naga, and SteelSeri...
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about.com Updated:
2017-02-13 05:14:55
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The Bottom LineThe Kinzu Optical Mouse from Steel Series is their entry level gaming mouse and retails for $34.99. With just three buttons and scroll wheel the Kinzu takes the no frills approach and backs it up with solid performance and some impressiv...
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