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SteelSeries World of Warcraft legendary gaming mouse

The SteelSeries World of Warcraft MMO Gaming Mouse: Legendary Edition is the ultimate weapon during your red bull drinking, hot pocket snacking, just-one-more-level-until-I-go-to-bed, adventure in Azeroth. The ultimate in geek chic, the Legendary edition features 11 programmable buttons, and an ergonomic design for long sessions of dungeon crawling or raiding. Further adding to the customization options , the SteelSeries allows you to configure your settings in game, script your macros, add button assignments, and adjust the illumination option that enables you change the amount of pulse and light the mouse emits. Finally, the SteelSeries World of Warcraft Gaming Mouse: Legendary Edition is both PC and Mac compatible and will release some time in September and set you back $79.99. 

Amir Iliaifar
Associate Automotive Editor
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