Skiller SGM1

Precision Counts.

The optical PixArt PMW3336 sensor of the SKILLER SGM1 is fully designed for convincing gaming performance. Every click will count even on difficult terrain thanks to the maximum 10,800 DPI. Six DPI levels can be selected using two dedicated switches on the mouse. Via the software, each default level can be altered according to personal wish. A white lit DPI indicator on the side of mouse shows which level is being currently used.

Made for Complex Commands.

Through the software, each of the twelve buttons of the SKILLER SGM1 can be reassigned either with a freely programmable macro or with a new command. The software contains a comprehensive menu of set commands for button assignment. The 4-way scroll wheel and the five thumb buttons ensure that various complex commands and self-repeating office tasks can be executed with little effort.

Low-Key RGB Illumination.

The SKILLER SGM1 has been consciously designed with a look of elegant minimalism and will thus suit a variety of situations and surroundings. The illumination of the scroll wheel and the SKILLER logo set a subtle highlight which can be modified as desired from within the entire RGB spectrum.

Adjustable Handling.

The shape of the SKILLER SGM1 is suitable for right-handers and gamers who prefer the palm grip. For optimum handling, the SKILLER SGM1 is equipped with a pull-out weight tuning system with six four-gram weights. The mouse, which is actually very light, can be thus modified in weight as required. For additional control, the sensitivity of the mouse can be easily customized at any time using the software.

Extensive Functionality.

The downloadable software for the SKILLER SGM1 offers a variety of adjustments and settings: for the RGB illumination, the polling rate, speeds for double-click and scrolling, angle snapping and the axis sensitivity. The software also includes the recording and assigning of macros. Of course, the SKILLER SGM1 can also be used on its own without the downloadable software.