Conclusion and Verdict
Just like the first version this mouse has a great palm feel. I do prefer this style over the honeycomb design. Even though this mouse is lightweight, it doesn’t take away from the durability. It can feel a little fragile at first until you start using it. This thing really does fly across the mouse pad with ease. The new side grip addition is a huge positive. You can put these on the side and instantly get a better grip. There is no RGB as this would add some senseless weight, of course. This mouse is built for one thing and one thing only, performance. The specifications speak for themselves. You can go up to 20000 DPI. Thats insane! Not sure how big my monitor would need to be, to be able to control a mouse that sensitive. This mouse is all business, and it delivers on every aspect of a gaming mouse.
The AIRBLADER Tournament lightweight gaming mouse is different from those with honeycomb design. By the large zone of hollow design from center to tail of the mouse and strengthen it through industrial design & structure optimization. The weight of mouse is surprisingly compressed to the breathtaking light weight at 62 grams. It is definitely a good choice for those who favorites lightweight mouse.
Pricing and availability not available at the time of this review.
Pros:
- Lightweight
- Great Palm Feel
- Smooth Operation
- DPI capabilities
- Lightweight Cord
- Black or White color options
Cons:
- None
Final Thoughts:
If you are a fan of lightweight mice, then the AirBlader Tournament is something you should take a look at. It offers top of the line specifications and a unique style for a lightweight mouse.
You can buy the Cougar AirBlader Tournament Gaming Mouse
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