 Thank you to Squarespace for sending us the CES 2016 this year. Check out their link in the video description down below. We are at SteelSeries and this is the Rival 700. It's got a fair amount of cool things, but we're going to start with the more basic ones and warm up to the exciting things. So first off, it has a Pixart 3360 optical sensor, which you can swap out if you want. Right now, I think they have a laser option, maybe if you're into that. In the future, the idea is if something comes out that you want, you would be able to swap it out. And this one actually is swappable in a very cool way. It's just four screws. You drop the sensor plate out. It's a whole plate assembly thing and then four screws back in and you're done. It's no like weird sketchy taking the thing apart doing crazy things. Like this will actually probably work, which is cool. It also has a swappable backplate if you're into just changing things all the time. So I'm assuming like if you go to PAX, you might be able to get a PAX backplate. Or if you really like a certain CSGO team, you might be able to get their logo on a backplate or something. We'll see where they go with this. There's also RGB lighting, so like every mouse that's coming out right now, you can change a whole bunch of different colors. And it has a three foot rubber cable and a six foot braided cable and all that kind of stuff is great. But the really interesting part is Game Sense. So the Game Sense for this mouse will work in CSGO and Dota 2. It can follow your health, your ammo, and your current headshots. And there's gonna be more coming in that regard. We're hoping for a few, like Edzel suggested maybe they should be able to track your stat track on your weapons. I was suggesting that at the end of the round they could total how many headshots you got or something like that. So we'll see where it goes with that. The interesting one though, you can have the lights react to that. There's an OLED screen on the left front hand side. Right now we have like Nicolas Cage's head spinning, but you can have some other stuff there. These things require you looking down at your mouse. So personally, I don't actually find them that interesting. Maybe you're into that. I don't know. Not my thing. What is interesting however is the haptic feedback engine. Which at first probably sounds horrible. Because you're like why would I want my mouse to shake all around? It's gonna screw up with my aiming. I'm not gonna want this thing. I'm gonna throw in the garbage, pick another one up, and then I'll be fine. But they changed some things. It's a fairly weak motor which is exactly what you want. You don't want a strong motor in this situation. And it's vibrating vertically instead of left and right. So it shouldn't actually affect your aim at all. And in the usage of myself and Edzel we didn't notice it affecting our aim either. Which is great. Like I said, it can react to health, ammo, or headshots. So right now if you're under 50% HP it starts a heartbeat vibration. If you headshot someone it vibrates once. And when you get low ammo I think it vibrates once. But you can configure all of these things. You can change the amounts that it reacts on. You can add different layers per each one. So personally, I'm not that interested in it reacting on my health. Because I'll probably know about where I am. And I'm not interested at all in it reacting on headshots. I just want it to tell me about my ammo count. That sounds amazing. I personally want it to vibrate once when I get to around 50% of my clip. And then maybe when I have like 5 bullets left or something like that. It vibrates twice or something. I don't know. That's what I'm interested in. So you can turn the other ones off and just have it tell you what you need. So do you care that much about the ammo left in your magazine? I personally want to know if I only have like 2 bullets left in my mag. Because I don't want to jump into a firefight with that little. I'm not as good as Ed. Probably not going to headshot the dude. I need more ammo. That's fine. I can deal with that. Let me know in the comments down below what you think. Are you okay with your mouse shaking? Honestly, I wasn't. Then I tried it. Now I am. So I don't know. It's going to be interesting. If you need a website because you made a mouse that has a swappable sensor and you need to sell the sensors somehow or you think that's boring and you have some other idea for a website. I'm really running out of ideas, guys. I don't know what to say from now on. You can use Squarespace. They have tons of templates. They have a commerce module. If you need to sell things, they have a cover page thing. 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