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CoolerMaster Sentinel ZERO-G game mouse review - Product Showcase

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 05/08/2011 02:00 PM [ 3] 0 comment(s)

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CM Strom Sentinel Zero-G

Right then, packaging... can I hear an ooh, can I hear an aah? No joking, we always show the packaging so you can recognize the product in the stores. Clear packaging, all primary features are marked on the packaging, hard to miss really.

CM Strom Sentinel Zero-G

In the package you'll find: 1 x Gaming Mouse, Software/Driver CD and some extra Kevlar glide stickers. First impression, it's a nice looking mouse alright, rather big though. The color schema changed, not necessarily for the better though.

CM Strom Sentinel Zero-G

 

Second impression. Weight is perfect for me at default, and the USB cable is not a standard rubber wire, yet made out of braided cloth. I kinda like that, many of you as I know actually dislike it. Excellent is the two meter long length of the cable alright.

CM Strom Sentinel Zero-G

A closer look. The mouse; an ergonomic design. This right-handed mouse features 8 buttons and lighting effects in seven colors, but particularly interesting is the OLED display where you can look up your preferred DPI for the X and Y axes. The mouse is a little big, but really sits well in my hands.




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