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CM Storm Sentinel gaming mouse

By widow_mak3r
17:35 Feb 10, 2010

Sexy, sleek and customizable. Customized LED's and with software thats easy to use. Comes with more then needed profiles to switch between. Even comes with replacement feet slider things lol.

in my opinion it doesn't feel rihgt in my hand but that's just me, I'm sure it will be fine after using it a few times. other then that, its a win!

I personaly dont use it but i bought it for my girl friend for christmas. i have used it for some games on her computer such as CoD4, L4D2 etc...

the mouse is very sexy in its looks and design. with a mini lcd screen with the ablity to make your own custom logo, it brings something more to the mouse besides a higher DPI and more LED's. Touching on the LED subject, it has to LED's at the front of the mouse, just under the clickers where you can change a setting (with its UBER looking software that comes with the mouse) to allow you to change the colour's and also change it so when you click... it "fires", it flashes according to which clicker you click :D.

enough on how it looks and some of the stuff it does (its pretty kewl what it can do actually).
Its comfortableness isn't what i thought it would be, in my opinion anyway. I've been using the Logictech G9 Mouse for over a year (or two, not sure lol) and i've become accustom to its share and design, but mice being comfortable is something that differs from user to user, gamer to gamer.

all in all, its a great mouse by a great company. i cant wait till a keyboard comes out :D!

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