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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

The Sentinel Zero-G is based on a twin-laser sensor, a DPI of up to 5600 with up to five programmable profiles. The mouse is overall single-textured with a soft plastic feel to it. Not at all uncomfortable, and it won't get slippery when wet or sweaty and the OLED screen doesn't get warm.

CM Strom Sentinel Zero-G

As mentioned, the braided USB cable is very long; roughly two meters. Here we have left/right buttons + rubber scroll wheel. The smaller button just above the scroll wheel is a profile switch, and then the two buttons nearest to the OLED screen are the selectable DPI switches, with again more little LED lights above it. We'll show you some photos of that. Being a Shattered Horizon themed mouse, it displays that as the default logo. The LED color represents the assigned DPI level (red LEDs in the photo above).

CM Strom Sentinel Zero-G

Here we have the backside, as stated a 5600 DPI dual-laser sensor, we see some nice Kevlar glide skirts and all the way down, a latch.

CM Strom Sentinel Zero-G

When you open it up you'll notice that 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.




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