The TALON gaming mouse features an AVAGO 3050 optical sensor, with up to 3000 DPI, and a unique 6 color cycling effect lighting system. It offers good stability and accuracy via great tracking precision and a high max speed.The TALON has an ergonomic, ambidextrous shape, making it great for both left and right handed users.
The X-Arcade Tankstick is supported on Batocera when you enable controllers.xarcade.enabled=1 in the /userdata/system/batocera.conf file. It is done through the arcade2jstick module, which means that each of the two sticks is seen as an independent joystick by EmulationStation and the emulators. The trackball is recognized as a USB mouse in emulators that support mouse.
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One thing I love to see is packaging that actually lets you get a look at the product it is keeping inside. This allows users to get a proper look instead of one that could be highly rendered! Tesoro has added a nice flap to the front of the box so you can go ahead and pull it up and have a look at the exact mouse inside.
One the back Tesoro have gone into a bit more detail on some of the features the mouse has to offer. Here we can see they mentioned the 32bit ARM processor and 512 KB of memory so you can store profiles right to the mouse itself.
I am a fan of the Tesoro Face/Mask logo. For whatever reason, it just looks good to me and is a warm welcome on a gaming peripheral, especially seeing as to how it lights up as well. Let us also not forget that under the hood, there are a 32bit ARM processor and 512 KB of memory so you can save your profiles right to the mouse. This will let you access them without software meaning you can switch between them while in-game which is great.
The main two buttons feature Omron switches in them which are both durable and highly responsive. These switches are designed to take up to 10 million clicks, which depending on the game you play, could be a month or a year! Jokes aside again and this is a great rating to have on a mouse as it is designed to stand the test of time and help you dominate your opponents for a long time.
On the top left of the mouse 1 (left) button, there is trigger button for easy access. This simple allows you another button that you can easily use when needed, came in great handy for grenades during my Call of Duty Testing. It also came in handy for sniping in BF4, using it to lower the DPI so I could get a more steady shot off. The possibilities are endless!
On the bottom, we have 4x fairly big glide pads so the mouse will move smoothly across your preferred gaming surface. We can also get a better look at the more ergonomic design features from this angle.
As mentioned, there are a couple of RGB LED spots on the mouse. The Tesoro face logo and the mouse wheel can both be set to different colours with some different effects using the Ascalon mouse software.
The performance tab is a bit more for the advanced users looking to fine tune their mouse to their preferred requirements. Here, you will be able to change the DPI, scroll speed, polling rate acceleration, double click speed, snapping angle and life height. If you are not sure what all these do, you can either leave them be, or you can test them out by changing them and seeing if you notice any difference in the mouse.
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