Coolermaster Sentinel Advance Twin Laser Gaming Mouse 8 Buttons 5600DPI USB with Adjustable Lighting

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Buy this mouse. Honestly, there isn't a mouse out there this cheap ($46) that can beat it. 5600 dpi (1100, 2600, 3800, and 5600) Did I mention that it glows?!! Five colours and adjustable weighting. Plus, its got a really nice braided cord and some cool macro software included (don't use the installation cd, download directly from Coolermaster's website).

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This is an amazing mouse. I have used it for intense gaming and regular use and it preforms phenomenally. The 5600 dpi is a very nice touch, and it can be adjusted on the fly. I have not found a better mouse for anywhere near this price.

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Amazing mouse for its price. Travels/tracks well. Has many features like the oled screen and profiles. Overall a really great mouse.

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For $45, it great the different lights can suit anyone. I personally bought this for the looks. You can change the weights on the mouse, but the piece where you open the compartment is very weak, starting to crack yet it's only 2 weeks of use.Middle mouse button has a weird click too.

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This mouse was one of the most comfortable feeling mice I've ever used. For the price this mouse is amazing. Its more comfortable than the death adder and it allows for dpi changing on the spot. Tho the fact that this mouse really only has 2 programmable buttons is quite a disapointment. But overall it has a very nice feeling and the fact that they include an extra pair of 'mouse feet' for when the originals get worn out is a great Idea. Im giving this Five stars and i would definitly recommend this for anyone looking for a nice feeling mouse at an extremely reasonable price.

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I use a Steelseries Xai but I bought that mouse for a guy I was building a computer and I was extremly suprised by the ammount of quality at such a low price. By far the best quality/price ratio I ever seen on a mouse. Would recommand to anybody that doesn't want to spend 70-80$ on a Xai.

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This is a very nice, very well priced mouse. Most users will not need to ludicrously high dpi settings that the device is capable of. It is definitely a gamers mouse, and the aesthetics likely won't be appealing for other demographics, but if your a gamer then go for it.

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Best mouse I've ever used. It's so pretty.

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This mouse is the best mouse I have ever owned. forget that it isn't wireless, this is the mouse to have for all gamers. It comes with different profile colors and I have never been more excited with using my mouse everyday!

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This is a pretty decent mouse, but I've had some problems with it. First off, when I go into my p67 bios, the mouse doesn't work. Second, this is just a minor problem, when Windows starts the mouse lasers are frozen for a few seconds.

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Good if your going to casually use this mouse, but it won't stand up to prolonged use. First one broke in less than 1 month on me, second wore out in 2.

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Very nice and inexpensive gaming mouse got it on sale for 40 dollars. Though i don't use the 5600 dpi. I still like the feature. You can switch the colour of the leds how cool is that. Not mentioning you can add macros in the mouse rapid fire etc. Oh and you can change the logo on the led screen thats way too cool. Overall awesome mouse.

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I bought this mouse back in April of 2009, I am still using it and would recommend this mouse to friends for its functions and aesthetics even though I have some minor problems with it. The good is that the interface program that CM provides is really easy to navigate when you program your mouse's profiles, such as setting the DPI, reassigning buttons, typing a script for you button, or even setting the led color for that profile. The mouse handles well and feels accurate when playing FPS such as TF2, and CSS. It also feels steady when sniping in a game of World of Tanks, or SC2. Most of the advertised features of this mouse works well. The bad is that the cursor sometimes glides up on my cloth mousepad with wrist gel I got from Worstbuy, this happened around half a year in. This does not happen when I switch to my flat steelseries cloth gaming pad. Also around the same time, the smooth black plastic started peeling off. Not the black plastic itself mind you, but the plastic skin that makes the black plastic feels smooth is peeling off at the thumb hold and places where not much contact is made during normal usage. Places such as the fold of skin between my thumb and index finger. It in fact really looks like my own skin coming off during dry season where white holes form on my fingers and then eventually the skin dries and comes off. In the mouse's case it just rubs off. With exception to the feel on my thumb when rubbing against the skinless spot, it does not bother me one bit during normal or gaming usage, but it does makes the mouse look worn upon closer inspection. The early batch had a VERY stiff scroll wheel click, one that is so hard to click that you'd move your cursor from the force of the click. This has been fixed in later batches as my brother's sentinel does not have this problem. He got it in less than half a year after mine.

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Very smooth mouseATM and I'm really enjoying it. It's not that bad for the price and I'm hoping it will last me 6 years like m 9 dollar microsoft mouse I had lol

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My decision came down to this and the Deathadder. I owned the Deathadder for a day, it died on me after I pressed the profile switching button... I like the feel and look of this a lot more, of course that's subjective but the larger amount of buttons and features swayed me to this. The indentation for the thumb is perfect and the mouse feels solid. I love my sentinel.

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Needed to replace a dying Logitech G5 and wanted a bit of a change. This mouse is very responsive and I like the weight of it. Definitely solid for the price.The included software is nice and lets you customize the colours, but I find it a little cumbersome to work with the profiles, and after using it the sensitivity seems to drop  to the absolute lowest until the next reboot, even if no change was made to sensitivity or DPI options.

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Since everybody wrote only good stuff about this mouse I think I should write a litle about the only flaw I found to this mouse from my point of view of course. Don't get me wrong I love this mouse and I would recommend it to anyone for any task BUT it's not perfect. As a hardened ,First Person Shooters aka FPS, gamer I always set the aim button to my mousewheel button and use my middle finger to hold it while I aim than I release it when I'm done aiming. With this mouse it takes a litle more power to press the wheel and thus affecting my claw-like grip on the mouse. Of course this is just a very minor issue that could be easily avoided by mapping other buttons for the aim..but having played this way for long years with the microsoft intellpoint and logitechs mx510's with no problem, for me it's quite a difference and I will need to cope with the issue. I also find the mouse a litle to narrow at the buttons end which tends to make my finger slip off the right button when I'm in intense action in a FPS game. I also think that 5600 DPI is a litle useless since beyond 3500 DPI the mouse is highly sensible and useless for gaming. It helps with the lasso tool in Photoshop tough.Reading myself It looks like a bad review, but I still love the mouse and keep it for sure. Best quality for price I ever saw in a mouse.

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One of the cheapest programmable gaming mouse out there... but just because it's cheaper doesn't mean it lacks in feature. LED lighting on the mouse with adjustable color (you can change color between profiles) 8 buttons all programmable and a total of 5 profile. Program section is a bit confusing at first but not overly difficult as long as you have some common sense. Mouse have adjustable weight but the mouse is not weight balance and it does feel heavier in the front unless you add 4 weight to the back. Two main button is not cloaked but I can understand they don't want it to wear off.

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This is really a wonderful piece of hardware. A price tag below $50 offers you the performance of a hundred dollar mouse. Is got everything a gamer needs;programmable buttons, adjustable weights, as well as personalized lighting and display symbols. I like the little LCD display on top of the mouse, it shows you the DPI settings and your own symbol. You can adjust almost all the settings in the software it comes with, and find the ones that suits your game the best. It can save multiple profiles, and switch between them is just a push of button. The little LCD screen will tell you which profile you are on, that's a great feature for this inexpensive mouse. Overall is a true bang for your buck, you don't have to be an extreme gamer to enjoy this mouse.

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This is a great product. By far the best mouse I have every used. It is very comfortable to use, in either hand, (although built for the right hand) and easily weighted for individual needs. The mouse is extremely responsive and accurate. The software included is very throrough and seamless but some improvements or additions would be impressive (like definable oled outputs). The mouse is a stylish joy to see as well. Even though this is an initial impression, I am anticipating a long history with this device.