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Not everybody grabs a mouse the same way, but there are two most common form of handling this peripheral: resting the whole hand over the mouse and letting the wrist and palm pressure control it, or by a claw-like grip with only the fingertips being responsible for the movements. People who prefer a claw grip have now a model specifically tailored for this: the CM Storm Spawn, with a 3,500 DPI optical sensor and seven configurable functions. Let's see how the model fared during the test after describing its physical characteristics.
It's another day of launches at CES and today we'll be taking a looking at a new gaming mouse from CM Storm, the Spawn. CM Storm is the eSports arm of Cooler Master and in recent years has impressed us with their products, such as the CM Storm Inferno gaming mouse we reviewed last August.
Technic3D hat die CM Storm Spawn Gamer-Maus im Test. Im Gegensatz zu den beiden Mäusen "Sentinel" und "Inferno" verzichtet CM Storm auf einige optische und technische Details. Ob die "Spawn" dennoch überzeugen kann, zeigt der folgende Kurzbericht.
Cooler Master impressed us with its Sirus surround-sound headset last fall so much that we slapped an Editor's Choice award on it. But what about those folks who prefer their audio to be in stereo? Well, CM has answered the call and the result is Sonuz. Let's check it out, and see if it can impress us like the Sirus managed.
For those unwilling to put their money down on a 5.1 surround sound headset, there's the option of choosing some less expensive models with 2.0 stereo sound. One of such models is the new Sonuz from CM Storm, a cheaper choice but one that doesn't mean a cheap headset in terms of performance and design. On the contrary, this is a huge headset that looks like a leftover from the movie set of "Robocop," with its futuristic and aggressive lines. Let's take a look at its physical aspects and then proceed to the performance evaluation.
„Bewaffnung der Gaming Revolution" - nach diesem Motto arbeitet Cooler Masters Label CM Storm und bringt regelmäßig Produkte „von Spielern, für Spieler" heraus. Diese Produkte werden in Zusammenarbeit mit großen Namen aus der eSport Szene entwickelt. Mit dem Sonuz Headset schickte uns CM Storm ein eher günstigeres Stereo-Headset, das trotz seines Preises den Ansprüchen eines Spielers gerecht werden soll.
Yes, Cooler Master’s CM Storm Sonuz headset is a beast. 53mm drivers, 97mm earpads, detachable microphone, and a 3.5mm headphone jack, set the stage for a headset that is ready to climb in the ring with the big boys. But instead of dazzling you with virtual surround, the Sonuz is just going to hit you with raw power. Is its raw power strong enough to deliver a knockout punch? Continue reading to find out…
Headsets are an integral part of any gamers arsenal, and the competition has been fierce in 2012. CM Storm have already produced an impressive gaming headset the CM Storm Sirus 5.1. It even seems the company have improved on a few things we didn’t like, as the new CM Storm Sonuz is said to be lightweight and features larger ear pads.
One of the latest headsets to come out of the CM Storm range is the CM Storm Sonuz, a high 53mm driver powered gaming headset which boasts to blow you away with its clear and crisp clarity, and also brags to deliver the sound with more depth and succeed far beyond your expectations...
We take a look at the CM Storm Sonuz gaming headset, boasting huge 53mm drivers. Will it make much difference to the more common 50mm?
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