Black Element Cyclone mouse cools your hand with an attachable fan
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The Black Element Cyclone mouse is the first gaming mouse to feature a detachable fan that cools the user's hand to keep it from sweating
The fan runs at up to 6,000 RPM, but only generates noise at an almost-silent 21.7 dB
The small 30 mm fan simply attaches at the front to blow air over a person's fingers and can be removed when not in use
Several weights can be fitted or removed from the bottom to suit a player's comfort
A button on the bottom also cycles between five glowing colors that light up on the sides and through the Tt eSPORTS' dragon logo
A button on the bottom also cycles between five glowing colors that light up on the sides and through the Tt eSPORTS' dragon logo
A button on the bottom also cycles between five glowing colors that light up on the sides and through the Tt eSPORTS' dragon logo
A button on the bottom also cycles between five glowing colors that light up on the sides and through the Tt eSPORTS' dragon logo
Users can get precise performance with the 6500 DPI laser sensor and nine customizable macro keys
Article Summary
Staying cool under pressure is important for professional gamers, and Thermaltake seems to be taking that notion literally with the latest accessory from its Tt eSPORTS line. The new BLACK Element Cyclone gaming mouse is not only designed for high performance, but also features a detachable fan that cools the user's hand to keep it from sweating.
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