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Between sensor, grip style, and overall design the CM Storm gaming mouse line is made up of a nice variety of options. Until now, Cooler Master has only offered one product with the Avago 9800 sensor, boasting 8200 DPI support, the Sentinel II. The Havoc, which we’ll be taking a look at today, is “designed for precision gaming”, so it seems natural to be equipped with a sensor that provides such a diverse range.
The Skorpion is a device that has three detachable legs (for easy transport), a detachable rubber “tail”, and a weighted base to keep the cord in place. The tail of the Skorpion has adaptive “grip grooves” which can hold on to USB cables that are thick or thin.
Cooler Master might be most well known for their cases and in recent years coolers, but they’ve been branching into the peripheral game for a while now too. Today I’m looking at a soon to be released headset known as the Sirus. Its black, has a very fancy volume control and did I mention that this is a true 5.1 headset? This is no software pretender. Is it worth it though? That’s what I’m here to find out.
Gaming mice are arguably the most important accessory for gamers no matter what level they play at, therefore getting the right mouse is vital. There are various different types of mice on the market aimed at different areas of gaming - from MMO-RPGs to first person shooters - although many higher-end mice now have configurable profiles which allow them to be optimised for both.
Today we have the Cooler Master Sentinel Advanced II Gaming Mouse and the CM Storm Speed-RX L surface to toss on our review bench. The Advanced II contains the latest Avago sensor that is capable of over 8000DPI. It should help low DPI gameplay by making it much easier with its ultra low lift off distance. Multiple colors, DPI, profile, and macro settings await you to assist in making the most of your gaming experience. You can change DPI settings, profiles, and more on-the-fly with buttons dedicated to the task. However, we shall test everything and make sure it acts the way it should. Read on and find out just how well this gaming mouse performs …
Input devices are arguably the most important pieces of hardware you buy for your PC. A $5,000 computer is only as good as its peripherals, and by the same token, a good keyboard and mouse can make a budget rig feel like a million bucks. I have recently become a collector and connoisseur of the finer input devices such as mechanical keyboards. When asked to review a new mouse from Cooler Master, I jumped at the chance to put this device through the paces
The Cooler Master Quickfire XT is a no-frills mechanical gaming keyboard that's compact, but still has great switches, keys, excellent build quality and design. So, if you're in the market for an affordable mechanical keyboard be sure to check it out.
It's no secret I travel with my PC more than most and the size of my accessories almost dictates how many trips to the car I make. As you can imagine size is important and Cooler Master's new compact gaming keyboard, the Quick Fire TK, is right up my alley.
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