Closer Look

At a first glance, the TteSport Talon Blu shows that this is a harmoniously designed and ergonomically shaped gaming mouse. This gaming mouse has been built for right-handed people, and features a distinctive shape that also holds your thumb on the mouse. In addition, the TteSport Talon Blu features a very grippy surface with a black matte finish. The materials used are of good quality, and even the soft touch material is well made and very comfortable. The back of the TteSport Talon Blu features a small company logo backlighted in blue color. The TteSport Talon Blu gaming mouse features a total of six buttons with Omron switches which are pre-programmed. This is understandable since this is an entry level solution and you do not get any software inside the package. The top of the mouse features a classic button devoted to the DPI rotation and a solid wheel almost entirely covered with rubber. Overall, the buttons are placed in good positions and are easy to reach. The weight of the entire mouse is at about 100g and the TteSport Talon Blu is well balanced.

Back

TteSport decided to equip the Talon Blu with a PixArt ADNS-3050 sensor. The maximum resolution is 3000 DPI, which is more than enough for any kind of gamer. The optical sensor is placed at the center and if you are looking for additonal weight, you will be disappointed, since this gaming mouse does not have that type of customization. The Talon Blu is an entry-level gaming mouse, however, through the four screws visible in the picture you can remove the side grips and change the shape of the mouse, something that is not usually available on entry-level market. As noted, the net weight of this mouse is 100g, which actually puts it in the light category. TteSport decided to provide the Talon Blu with glide pads made of teflon, which means that these will last a very long time. A closer look at the cable reveals that it has been braided with a black sleeve.

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Page 1 - Introduction

Page 2 - Preview

Page 3 - Features

Page 4 - Closer look

Page 5 - Conclusion