This explains the identical DPI (dots per inch) ratings.
Less typing for me! I’ll describe them a bit… the Avago 3090 sensor is the same optical sensor used on the CM Storm Spawn, one of the only CM Storm mice I’ve never used. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it, right? It’s descriptive and appealing.Īh, the specs are on the back.
So let’s start from the top the box design is pretty much the same as the Sentinel Advance II and Inferno. I’ll tell you from the start, this will be a longer than usual Unboxing section. It’s quite special in the sense that it’s ambidextrous… not many of those around are there? I was a bit worried about the layout of an ambidextrous gaming mouse, so let’s see how the Recon looks and feels. Here in front of me is another CM Storm gaming mouse waiting to be tested. In a relatively short amount of time, they’ve achieved quite a lot. Do you know what they all have in common? They were all impressive products, especially the mice, keyboard, and headset. Just looking at their CM Storm branded peripherals, recently we have looked at the Skorpion mouse bungee, QuickFire Rapid, Trigger, QuickFire Pro, Sentinel Advance II, Speed RX mouse pad, among others. Lastly and most importantly is the keyboard itself.Cooler Master has really been on a roll as of late. Third, is the braided REMOVEABLE USB cable. Second, is a user guide that I’ll show to be quite important later on in this review. First, a standard key cover removal tool. The box contains 4 main pieces and parts.
CM STORM QUICKFIRE PRO PRO
Cooler master did their marketing homework when they designed the Quick Fire Pro box. Right from the get-go the CM Storm Quick Fire Pro Mechanical Gaming Keyboard (QFP) catches your eye. If you’d like to take a look at the un-boxing video for the CM Storm Quick Fire Pro Mechanical Gaming Keyboard you can check it out right here:
CM STORM QUICKFIRE PRO FULL
But, now that all these component companies are diving full force into the gaming peripheral market and I’m truly excited to see what the “Storm” will bring (pun intended). I don’t have much history with Cooler Master’s line of products and only thing that I consistently purchased from Cooler Master was aftermarket CPU coolers, considered to be some of the best in the industry. So, when Bob asked me to take a look at the CM Storm Quick Fire Pro Mechanical Gaming Keyboard I was very enthusiastic about the opportunity.
By far, the best $40 mouse I’ve ever used. After about 5 minutes of use on my work laptop my opinion couldn’t have been more different compared to the moment the box was originally handed to me. It reminded me of a bear claw, yes, the pastry. When I first opened the product I thought I was looking at another gimmicky product and if you’ve ever read any of the reviews in the past you know how I feel about products like that. It comes in a small box and is cheaply priced. If you’ve ever seen the Spawn mouse it looks quite the opposite of impressive. I won the Spawn gaming mouse at the largest LAN party the state of NJ has ever had the privilege of hosting, The GXL. The first CM Storm product I had the joy of using was the Spawn gaming mouse. Arming the gaming revolution is a phrase Cooler Master coined when debuting the CM Storm brand.
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