When the Thermaltake Level 10 case debuted at CeBIT in 2009, it garnered quite a bit of attention for its radical concept design. Unfortunately at its 2010 release it was priced well out of the reach of many prospective buyers, retailing at nearly $800. The following year Thermaltake introduced the Level 10 GT at a much lower price point around $275. Thermaltake didn't stop there, and trotted out the Level 10 GTS last year, but other than the name and some design hints, it actually shares very little with its namesake. Now Tt aims to broaden the Level 10 product stable further by adding gaming peripherals such as headsets and mice.


The Level 10 M Gaming Mouse, like previous Level 10 cases, was designed in partnership with BMW DesignworksUSA. One look tells you that this is not your average ordinary mouse. In addition to claiming the open structure design assists in greater ventilation for your hand, Thermaltake has also incorporated height and angle adjustments to offer a better fit. The Level 10 M is also programmable, featuring up to four different DPI settings, five gaming profiles and seven lighting effect colors that are all software customizable. It is available in four exterior colors, Diamond Black, Iron White, Military Green and Blazing Red.


Join us as we take a closer look at the Thermaltake Level 10 M Gaming Mouse.