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Cooler Master Sentinel Advance mouse review - Product Gallery

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 09/14/2009 02:00 PM [ 3] 0 comment(s)

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Cooler Master Sentinel Advance Gaming mouse

The mouse comes with a customizable weight system. You'll receive five removable weights. I like my mouse a little heavy, so using all five is perfect for me.

Cooler Master Sentinel Advance Gaming mouse

Pretty much all buttons are programmable. You can make several profiles with different buttons, macros and whatever. The multiple profiles can be saved into the mouse's memory. With a flick of a button you move on to the next profile.

We'll show you that in the next few pages. All LED colors can be configured as well. But let's look at the little OLED screen.

Cooler Master Sentinel Advance Gaming mouse

So pretty much the function of the OLED screen is to display DPI mode primarily and display a little logo you can create. Unfortunately that's pretty much all it does. personally I feel it would have been cool to have the screen display system info like CPU temperatures etc, because for DPI switching you never look at the OLED screen, but at the color of the LEDs, it's just so much quicker.

Cooler Master Sentinel Advance Gaming mouse

Here we cycle through some of the DPI modes.

Cooler Master Sentinel Advance Gaming mouse

Also at the front of the mouse two LEDs are active, it kind of gives the mouse the feel of a car's headlights. These are also color configurable.




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