Coolermaster Sentinel Advance Twin Laser Gaming Mouse 8 Buttons 5600DPI USB with Adjustable Lighting
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 Rating: Review Date: 04/30/10 |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/25/10 |
Coolermaster Sentinel Advance Twin Laser Gaming Mouse 8 Buttons 5600DPI USB with Adjustable Lighting
Cons:
a little bit big but it doesn't take much to get used to it.
Pros: comfortable with many functions Comment:
This mouse is amazing for the price.The program with macro and settings are nicely laid out.Also the different choices of color light is also a nice touch. |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/18/10 |
Great Buy
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buy this mouse!!!!!!!!!! the many dpi settings and the profile features are very handy. the mouse is really fast and takes a couple days to get used to it. it also could've had a couple more buttons but other then then that its a great mouse and quick fire it awesome |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/07/10 |
Great, but...
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I used a logitech MX510 for years, this mouse took me about 2 weeks to get used to it. It is a bit skinnier then what I thought it would be but I love it now that I am used to it. |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/05/10 |
Coolermaster Sentinel Advance Twin Laser Gaming Mouse 8 Buttons 5600DPI USB with Adjustable Lighting
Cons:
not enough weight for real precise use ,22grams total added weihgts needs at lest 30,but all 22 good for normal gaming.
Pros: precision dual lasernice grip for med/large handslots of dpi settingsx/y axis controlgood layout of buttonssheathed long cordwicked colour choices for lighting Comment:
bought this for my gamer son, he loves the grip and lights. he recieved this and a saitek eclipse 2 keyboard ,fatality gaming headset and steel series mouse pad... after using this sentinal mouse and the other new items he was grinning ear to ear ,upgrading from microsoft media keyboard and standard logitech optical mouse . The sentinal gaming mouse is very quality built and offers everything a gaming mouse should with bling attached |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/03/10 |
This mouse performs as advertised
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Great mouse for the money. It does everything the $100 dollar models do and does it well and looks great. 5600 DPI, I can't see who needs it, I have trouble controling it over 1000. Anyway I would recommend it. |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/30/10 |
Coolermaster Sentinel Advance Twin Laser Gaming Mouse 8 Buttons 5600DPI USB with Adjustable Lighting
Cons:
Side mouse buttons are placed a little too high and seem to have a little lag in response compared to other buttons, can't turn off the color LED
Pros: Great price, on the fly DPI, allows different profiles, weight adjustment, braided cord, neat little oled screen Comment:
Great bang for the money. I paid around $40 for it. Seems to be comparable to all the others on the market for significantly cheaper. I got the logitech G9 but returned it for this one. This review was modfied by poster @ 03-30-10 03:38 PM |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/15/10 |
Coolermaster FTW
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The software that comes with the mouse is pretty robust. It looks like the mouse itself has firmware and is fully programmable. I got it for the cool factor and it delivers. I like CoolerMaster. |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/15/10 |
Intermittent operation
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Never got it to perform properly, reboot seemed to scramble its brains every time. returned for credit |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/13/10 |
best mouse
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this is the best mouse I ever had, the weights make it go smooth JOE |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/11/10 |
The Sweet Spot For Hardcore Gaming
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Other mice in this price range fall short. Traded in my Microsoft Habu for this mouse no regrets. Just the availible options were enough. But after using it on a few long runs in BF2, and CODMW2 this mouse is just awesome. I recomend this mouse to any and all gamers. as for the camper that just sits in one spot, real gamers always look behind them selves to make sure nothing or no one is there :) |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/01/10 |
Coolermaster Sentinel Advance Twin Laser Gaming Mouse 8 Buttons 5600DPI USB with Adjustable Lighting
Cons:can't turn the oled off
Pros:cool looking, easy to configure, comfortable, performs nicely Comment:
Bought this mouse when it was on sale. Great price for the quality. Excellent gaming mouse, with tons of customization. The different light effects are nice touch. Shape of mouse takes a bit of time to get use to, but once you do, you'd love it. Only downside is that, I can't turn the OLED off, since i leave my computer on a lot. |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/18/10 |
Amazing Mouse
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Hard to go wrong with CoolerMaster's STORM series, and this mouse is a perfect example. Not sure what the other 'gamer' is talking about, but camping to create the delayed laser response is not 'hard-core gaming' and I've never experienced that problem. I moved from the MX518 to this and will never look back. I can set up macros, change LED colors and OLED display(64pixels), remap all buttons, set X and Y sesitivity and of course adjust weight. The software on the CD is very intuitive and gives you different 'profiles' to create and select on the fly. The only gripe I have is the location of the DPI selector buttons, makes it difficult for gamers to switch in the heat of the moment as it rests below the scroll wheel. Above would have allowed for easier 'on the fly' control, but hardly a turning point. |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/09/10 |
Coolermaster Sentinel Advance Twin Laser Gaming Mouse 8 Buttons 5600DPI USB with Adjustable Lighting
Cons:After the 2nd day of use/gaming the right mouse click button decided to squeek REALLY badly. It kept squeeking no matter what I clickedFor some odd reason though it went away after about 4-5 days of use...maybe just one of those things??It's very very picky about what surface it's used on, and the feet are "ok". They are thick, but don't glide as well as I expected them to...definitely not that frictionless even on a hard mouse pad!The compartment for changing weights takes rocket science to open!The button in front of the scroll wheel is a "profile" switch button, which you can't override and use as a hotkey/macro in gamesSupposedly CM is trying to fix it with patch 1.4.
Pros:Cool looking, changeable colours.Good fit for people with large hands (18cm+). Very easy to set up (comes with a CD). On the fly DPI switch is easy as well.You can either use palm grip or claw grip depending on how big your hand is.It also feels like it's a GOOD solid quality build..no parts are going to fall apart any time soon, especially for a $55-60 mouse (compared to any of the Razer products for example). This is a no brainer! Comment:
So this mouse is about $55 for the same or better specs and price as a higher end one like a Razer Lachesis or Logitech G9x. The only difference is that it's shaped much more differently (more comfortable imo) and allows for changes of grips if you have big hands. If you have small hands, do not use this mouse since you won't be able to hold it properly and it'll feel like a brick.The middle scroll wheel button is also pretty stiff compared to other mice, you need a strong middle finger! haha. This review was modfied by poster g 02-09-10 07:26 PM This review was modfied by poster z 02-09-10 07:01 PM This review was modfied by poster @ 02-09-10 07:29 PM |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/06/10 |
Coolermaster Sentinel Advance Twin Laser Gaming Mouse 8 Buttons 5600DPI USB with Adjustable Lighting
Cons:Its only weakness is its software, which for some reason doesn’t feel like saving my settings once in a while.
Pros:It looks and feels great. It has many color options and its price is also very reasonable. I recommend this mouse for both hardcore gamers and casual pc users. Comment:
Don’t spend 100-150 dollars on a gaming mouse. This is more than enough. Great price. Great aesthetics. Great performance. 5 stars! |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/06/10 |
Coolermaster Sentinel Advance Twin Laser Gaming Mouse 8 Buttons 5600DPI USB with Adjustable Lighting
Cons:No horizontal mouse wheel tilt, read further
Pros:Looks nice, customizable LED's, LCD display. Comment:
The mouse looks great, and fits my hand perfectly (7 inches from heel of the palm to middle finger tip). There is a ton of customization for the LED's, including having the front / back led's be different colours, and different colours for different profiles. Easy to distinquish which profile you are using.Could have used a larger weight in addition to the smaller ones for a little more customizing in that area, but it's good enough. The major flaw, is for people who like low sensitivity / low dpi settings. If you lift the mouse quickly it'll track down and to the left. |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/27/10 |
Coolermaster Sentinel Advance Twin Laser Gaming Mouse 8 Buttons 5600DPI USB with Adjustable Lighting
Cons:the main buttons are a bit slipperymight be a little big for smaller hands
Pros:nice feelstores profiles on the mousethe custom profiles and keys work on a Mac!smooth like butter Comment:
Got this today and fired it up on a Mac running Snow Leopard. Worked as soon as I plugged it in. Ran the software in a virtual machine, connected it directly to the guest OS, and then ran the software to setup the profiles. After that, I gave it back to the host and since the profiles were saved on the mouse they worked perfectly between the virtual machine and the Mac. You may be thinking this is too good to be true. I thought so too. I did my research and looked at a ton of reviews. I really couldnt find anything bad about it. I completely agree with the reviews. The mouse is everything it promises. For the price, you would be insane not to pick one up. Even if you are looking for a decent mouse for the office. |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/14/10 |
Coolermaster Sentinel Advance Twin Laser Gaming Mouse 8 Buttons 5600DPI USB with Adjustable Lighting
Cons:Nothing
Pros:Looks amazing, high dpi (variable) programmable buttons, custom logo on screen Comment:
I think this mouse is very unappreciated. Hardly anyone buys this mouse, I decided to try it just because it looks awesome. I was surprised by the fact that this mouse is also VERY comfortable and better then my last generic mouse. Worth it. |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/07/10 |
Great Buy!
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This is a very comfortable mouse and after a short learning curve I couldn't see my self going back to any other normal mouse. The weight adjustment system is my favorite feature and after tweaking the sensitivity settings I found this mouse to be worth every penny. |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/27/09 |
Coolermaster Sentinel Advance Twin Laser Gaming Mouse 8 Buttons 5600DPI USB with Adjustable Lighting
Cons:Software interface requires a bit of time to get used to.
Pros:Extremely customizableButton travel time is very short but buttons are stiff Comment:
Replaceable sliders for the bottom, customizable EVERYTHING, and it looks like a spaceship! Adios Razer, I'll stick with this one. |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/11/09 |
Coolermaster Sentinel Advance Twin Laser Gaming Mouse 8 Buttons 5600DPI USB with Adjustable Lighting
Cons:- so far i did not find anything wrong with it
Pros:- nice shape- very good quality build- high DPI- Powerful customization options- Adjustable weights Comment:
I used a Logitech G9 for past 2 years. I did not liked the shape at all. I had to choose between Cooler Master Sentinel and Razer Lachesis . I chose CM because it is a newer model and has newest technology in it and fits in my big hand very good |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/10/09 |
Not for gamers
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If you are a hard core gamer you will want to pass on this mouse. The design and the features are awesome, it has one major flaw that will drive hard core gamers nuts. The flaw is that the laser the mouse uses falls asleep of stops working if you do not move the mouse all the time. If you are camping a spot waiting for a guy to come around a corner the laser will shut down and you will have to mouse the mouse to get it working again. By that time it is game over for you. Also the mouse itself gets really uncomfortable after a few hours of gaming. My hand kept cramping up to the point where I had to uninstall the mouse and software from the my computer and got back to my tried and true mouse. Great mouse for home users, but its an epic fail for gamers. |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/07/09 |
Best features I have used on a mouse.
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So many great things to say about this mouse that I will simply state that gaming and other productivity applications are now faster. Comfortable and tracks on most any surface. The price is excellent and has more features than $100 or more mice. I am now recommending to friends to get this over my favorite L brands mice. |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/03/09 |
Very good mouse
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Multiple color and mode settings, 1 button sensitivity adjustment, never jumps, keeps my hand cool. My last mouse was a 5 dollar microsoft mouse that would jump and skip around the screen. v.v |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/01/09 |
Coolermaster Sentinel Advance Twin Laser Gaming Mouse 8 Buttons 5600DPI USB with Adjustable Lighting
Cons:bit big, takes a while to get used to.
Pros:high quality, great customization, pure gaming mouse Comment:
There are really no negatives about this mouse. It is one of if not the best gaming mouse on the market. I was skeptical about it at first, reading what it could do it just seemed a little too good. But no, everything CM says it can do, it does. If your a gamer and you don't have this, your missing out.Also, the time I ordered it to the time I got it was probably only 48 hours. |
Great buy still getting used to but love the way ti feels and glides across the mouse pad. The whole mouse is programmable to your liking and also you can program your own image on the little screen it has. The only problem i saw was after a few days of using this mouse the light plastic coating started to flake off a little but not much. for the price i recommend this product to anyone....