Testseek.co.uk have collected 103 expert reviews of the Cooler Master Storm Sentinel Advance and the average rating is 89%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Cooler Master Storm Sentinel Advance.
September 2009
(89%)
103 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Adjustable dpi for both X and Y axis independently, dpi display setting on mouse, OLED window allows for user programmed logo to be displayed, Octoshade adjustable lighting effects, Ability to upload and display your own logo, Giant sized mouse skates, Ad...
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There is a lot to be excited about with Cooler Masters Sentinel Advance Gaming Mouse. As I said in the beginning, prior to the Sentinel arriving, I sat down and thought about what makes a good mouse and what would make a great mouse. Cooler Master...
The CM Sentinel Advance is the first mouse from CoolerMaster’s CM Storm division for gaming hardware and accompanying software. The Sentinel Advance is a quality mouse which will surely get its fanbase as it brings the functionality, looks, ruggedness ...
The CM Sentinel Advance is the first mouse from CoolerMaster’s CM Storm division for gaming hardware and accompanying software. The Sentinel Advance is a quality mouse which will surely get its fanbase as it brings the functionality, looks, ruggedness ...
8 Programmable Buttons, Multi-Color LED Customizations, OLED Display for DPI and Personal Logo, Customizable Weight from 139 to 161.5 grams, Up to 5 Different Profiles, Macro Editor for Complete Control of Functions, Keyboard and Multi-Media Built-In F...
Scroll Wheel button is too hard to push, 4th and 5th buttons are too close together, LED lights on top and front cant be turned off
The CM Storm Sentinel Advance Gaming Mouse arrived in pretty impressive packaging. The box shows off the ergonomic design of the mouse and details some of the more prominent features. While the Sentinel Advance is presented very well, there is nothing ...
As you can probably tell, Cooler Master didn't want to go too lightly on their first gaming mouse release. In fact, their first release is in some ways more robust than mice from other companies who have been producing such product much longer. Combin...
the Sentinel is comfortable but someone with big hands in my opinion.PerformanceThe Philips twin Doppler laser sensor used in the Sentinel was designed with precision hardware based on medical applications. What does that mean for the average gamer? M...
Overall, Cooler Master did a great job all-around on the Sentinel Advance. All 8 buttons being programmable and up to 5 total profiles, this rodent has a wide variety of customization. On top of that, the setting are saved within the mouse itself sinc...
Smooth sensor action, braided chord, weights, and comfort,
No weight carry case.
The Sentinel Advance Gaming Mouse is CM Storms first-entry into the very crowded gaming mouse market. Will they crash and burn or fly like a golden gaming eagle above the rest? Find out, after the break!Full Review:Cooler Master USA has long been kn...
CM Sentinel Advance is worthy opponent to all other gaming peripherals present on the market today. With its reasonable price tag (around 60€) and quality, is it obvious that it will find its way to many gaming configurations. Small visual innovat...
Quick responding 5600 dpi adjustable laser, Fully programmable eight button array, Stores 5 Profiles, Smooth, responsive scroll wheel, Comfortable design for long gaming or daily usage, Choose six colors on one mouse, Weight Adjustment Ststem,
Macro and Script Configuration can be confusing to some
When I purchase a mouse, I look for comfort, quality and the amount of time it will take me to set it up to perform the tasks I demand of it. Although comfort is needed all around, I find I have the most problems while in applications. This is where wr...
