SteelSeries crowns Aim Master winner at Seoul Sensei Pro launch
About 300 players competed for a 2 million won prize pool at T1 Basecamp Gangnam as SteelSeries launched the Sensei Pro mouse in Korea.
SteelSeries held its Aim Master competition at T1 Basecamp Gangnam in Seoul on October 24, marking the Korean launch of the Sensei Pro gaming mouse, according to gamemeca.com.
The Sensei Pro is a high-end mouse built around UWB wireless technology for 8K connections. About 300 participants tried the device and competed for a total prize pool of 2 million won.
Competitors used the 3D aim trainer in SteelSeries GG software, with 10 minutes each to post their best aim score. Every seat was equipped with an Arctis Nova 3 headset and an Apex Pro Gen 3 TKL keyboard, while 10 SteelSeries team box seats also had Sensei Pro mice and QcK Pro XL mousepads.
All participants received a QcK mousepad, SteelSeries X T1 team stickers and a 50-minute PC cafe pass for T1 Basecamp Gangnam; finalists picked up an additional 100-minute pass.
SteelSeries Korea country manager Hyekyung Lee thanked gamers for supporting the offline Aim Master event. SteelSeries had previously opened pre-orders for the Sensei Pro, which carries the same UWB wireless technology for 8K connections.
Quick answers
When and where was the SteelSeries Aim Master event held?
It took place on October 24 at T1 Basecamp Gangnam in Seoul.
What prize pool did Aim Master players compete for?
A total of 2 million won, with about 300 participants taking part.
What is new about the Sensei Pro mouse?
It is a high-end gaming mouse that uses UWB wireless technology for 8K connections.