CONCLUSION

   As already mentioned we mostly used the GUNGNIR with the latest Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon but that aside we also used it with PlanetSide 2 and HAWKEN (two of our favorite F2P online titles).Well the 3500DPI optical sensor may not be state of the art and so at first we were all thinking about how well the GUNGNIR would perform (some thought it would be the same as the Lua by ROCCAT) but thanks to its rather impressive gliding properties (mainly due to the weight and the two very large Teflon feet) it really feels a lot faster. The design of the unit is also quite impressive and surprisingly easy to get used to while the illumination feature is very good compared to other units like the SHRIKE but i still can't figure out why Tesoro only made it apply for the three rear LEDs and not the front two ones as well.

   Since we received an engineering sample of the GUNGNIR gaming mouse naturally it's not available currently (or at least not widely) but according to Tesoro it has a recommended retail price tag of €39/$49 which means that it will probably retail for less once launched. Now since Tesoro has not been around for long we can't really say that they have proven themselves when it comes to the durability of their products so we can't comment on that (we will after a few years) but what we can say for certain is that in terms of performance the GUNGNIR is perhaps the best sub-5000DPI optical gaming mouse we've ever used and simply because of that it gets our Golden award.

PROS

- Build Quality
- Design
- Performance (Excellent Glide)
- Illumination Effects
- Price (For Some) 

CONS

- Current Availability