The latest gamer mouse and mouse pad from Cooler Master is introduced
Cooler Master sends new fighters to the battlefield of the never-ending battle, showcasing the latest high-end gamer mouse and - not just that - a similarly premium quality mouse pad.
Equipped with the best laser sensor - the Avago 9800 - comes the Sentinel Advance II, which is capable of up to an astonishing 8000 DPI. This takes us to a whole new level in terms of both sensitivity and accuracy. In addition, we also get very good LOD (lift of distance) values, which allows us to perform sudden movements without any problems and, of course, not to waste time repositioning the mouse, as you may lose valuable time. , which can be to the detriment of performance.
The development of the sensor makes the Sentinel Advance II much more adaptive compared to its predecessor, so it can be used on several surfaces. Thanks to the 128 KB of own memory, our mouse is also able to store the profiles we have defined and to switch between them. Lastly, you can choose what color LED you want in your mouse to suit your needs.
If you already have the right device, whether the aforementioned Sentinel Advance II or any other squeaker, you just need to select the right surface to achieve the best and most comfortable entertainment. This space is meant to be filled by a gamer mouse pad named Speed Rx. The interface has been specially designed to support premium category optical sensors as much as possible, but of course it works just as well with an average mouse. The whole mouse pad can be divided into 3 layers, the top of which forms the surface on which the sensor operates, then the middle is the padded part for comfort and finally the task of the lowest non-slip layer is to keep the mouse pad stable in place. This overall 5mm thick layering allows us to enjoy the comfort of the Speed Rx for a very long time.
The Cooler Master Sentinel Advance 2 high-end gamer mouse has a suggested end-user price of $ 59,99, while the Speed Rx mouse pad is available for $ 19,99. The official release is expected in March.
Source: TechPowerUp!
