Testseek.co.uk have collected 53 expert reviews of the Cooler Master CM310 and the average rating is 80%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Cooler Master CM310.
May 2019
(80%)
53 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(74%)
7 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Design
Solid feeling
Great for day-to-day work
Very strong gaming performance
Good RGB integration
Price
Great price for a top-notch budget peripheral
The CM310 is great as a daily driver and for gaming
The editors didn't like
Lack of software could be an issue for some
No programmable buttons
Not the most comfortable mouse
It doesn't have that many buttons so not one for those who like macro mapped mouse buttons
There isn't a software suite to have the possibility of macros or RGB customisation
Published: 2018-09-30, Author: Peter , review by: eteknix.com
Are you in the market for a quality work and gaming mouse, but don't want to spend a lot of money? Then the CM310 more than fits the bill. Great style, ergonomics, features, and some snazzy RGB thrills thrown in for good measure. If you can beat that for...
Design, Solid feeling, Great for day-to-day work, Very strong gaming performance, Good RGB integration, Price
Lack of software could be an issue for some, No programmable buttons, Not the most comfortable mouse
The Cooler Master CM310 is a superb budget-friendly gaming mouse that has so much to offer on all fronts. Its design is nice and minimal and doesn't fall to some of the usual tropes found on mice at the price point. The build quality is better than expect...
Great price for a top-notch budget peripheral, The CM310 is great as a daily driver and for gaming
It doesn't have that many buttons so not one for those who like macro mapped mouse buttons, There isn't a software suite to have the possibility of macros or RGB customisation
Published: 2018-07-10, Author: Andrew , review by: techteamgb.co.uk
Abstract: Want one? Amazon: prourls.co/b376 The world of budget gaming mice is getting pretty crowded, but Cooler Master think their new CM310 is a real stand-out and worth your hard earned cash. Are they right though? Let's take a look at this 10,000 DPI gaming mo...
Great price for a top-notch budget peripheral, The CM310 is great as a daily driver and for gaming
It doesn't have that many buttons so not one for those who like macro mapped mouse buttons, There isn't a software suite to have the possibility of macros or RGB customisation
Fantastic choice of materials, Excellent build quality, Great buttons and scroll wheel, Main buttons rated for 30 million clicks, Smooth, low-friction mouse feet, Nice-looking RGB features, Good value for the price
Pre-defined CPI steps, only one polling rate option, Minor smoothing on sensor, Relatively high click latency, No replacement mouse feet included
The Cooler Master CM310 is available for $29.99. Fantastic choice of materials Excellent build quality Great buttons and scroll wheel Main buttons rated for 30 million clicks Smooth, low-friction mouse feet Nice-looking RGB features Good value for the pr...
Premium Mice= Needless complication??More the features, more complicated a mouse comes and hence cons add up. We've learned that on the Razer Naga Trinity (2018). Not everyone can get the variable weight add-ons right as it would create an off-balance in...
Limited RGB functionality, Not as sharp as high-end sensors
While the CoolerMaster CM310 isn't going to win awards for being the cheapest or best gaming mouse out there, it can certainly hold its own as one of the better cheap gaming mice out there...
Limited RGB functionality, Not as sharp as high-end sensors
The CoolerMaster CM310 is a tick-the-boxes sort of product. It's not perfect and it doesn't really set a new high bar for gaming mice - but it isn't really trying too. The cocktail of ambitions and aspirations here is more humble.The CoolerMaster CM310 is...
Let's first begin by talking about the price. The Cooler Master CM310 is priced at only RM99 – which is highly affordable. I mean, for the price, I can understand why Cooler Master didn't have software to control the lighting, DPI, and to reprogram the bu...
