SeekerLexip Np93 Alpha
The Lexip Np93 Alpha gaming mouse packs a lot into a $50 package, including a helpful and rare thumbstick. But its feet are too slippery for some gamers, and although its CPI range is up to 12,000, tracking is finicky at higher settings.
-- As reviewed by Tom's Hardware
Product details
- REACTIVITY - PRECISION - SPEED: Designed to achieve unmatched gaming performance, the Lexip Np93 Alpha is the 1st gaming mouse with a thumb joystick to trigger any action in a fraction of a second. This mouse is a true concentrate of technology: high-performance optical sensor adjustable to the nearest DPI, 12 programmable macros, ceramic pads, additional weights ... you will have all the weapons in your hands for victory.
- THE CERAMIC SKATES REVOLUTION: The 6 ceramic pads dramatically increase the performance of the mouse by providing the player with unparalleled glide and much more precision. Reduced friction on all surfaces reduces stress on the wrist and improves comfort during long gaming sessions. Much more durable than ordinary Teflon pads, ceramic provides longer mouse life.
- PRECISE, DURABLE AND ADJUSTABLE: The Np93 Alpha mouse can be configured up to 12000 DPI and is adjustable to the nearest DPI Weightable thanks to 2 different weights (3.6gr and 18gr) provided, the balance of the mouse is adjustable according to the habits of game. Equipped with an ultra resistant braided USB cable guaranteed without latency It also has a customizable RGB LED lighting (16 million colors)
- CHANGE THE RULES WITH LEXIP: Lexip is a French brand of computer accessories that is revolutionizing the daily life of professional users and gamers. Lexip's mission is to provide high-end computing peripherals that far exceed the performance and interaction capabilities of existing products on the market.
PROS
+ + Affordable
+ + Thumbstick is novel and useful for gaming, productivity
+ + Fully rebindable and versatile
CONS
- Ceramic mouse feet are very slippery
- No onboard memory
- Automatic profile switching is annoying
- Sensor doesn’t feel as accurate at high DPI settings
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By Tom's Hardware on April 28, 2021
The Lexip Np93 Alpha gaming mouse packs a lot into a $50 package, including a helpful and rare thumbstick. But its feet are too slippery for some gamers, and although its CPI range is up to 12,000, tracking is finicky at higher settings.
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