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Cooler Master MM712-Wired Mouse Review


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Our friends at Cooler Master have blessed us with the opportunity to take a close look at one of the newest weapons in their arsenal of peripherals. Namely, the Cooler Master MM712-Wired mouse. Read our review to see how we got on with it.

Features & Specifications

The wired version of Cooler Master's 3rd generation lightweight gaming mouse from the acclaimed MM710 series boasts all of the impressive features of the Pro version. Although limited to a maximum polling rate of 1000Hz due to different hardware than the MM710, it still delivers exceptional performance. You can say goodbye to the cheese grater design. The honeycomb shell that made the MM711 lightweight is gone and the MM712 sports a seamless whole chassis with ergonomic form factor while still maintaining a total weight of less than 50 grams.

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  • Refined Lightweight Design - Optimized shell to prevent pinching on the right buttom and centered sensor placement on the bottom, all while keeping the weight under 50g
  • Elite Gaming-Grade Hardware - High-end PAW3395 optical sensor adjustable up to 26,000 DPI, and optical micro switches rated for 70 million clicks and near-instantaneous input time
  • Exclusive Ultraweave Cable - Exceptionally lightweight and designed to eliminatee cable snag when swiping, and reduce drag in the heat of battle
  • Supreme PTFE Feet for Unrivaled Glide - Enhanced feel made from PTFE material for low friction and lasting durability, deliver a smooth glide without cable pull
  • Limitless Customization - New, improved MasterPlus+ software empowers you to remap controls, fine-tune your RGBs, personalize your macros, and more
  • Dazzling RGB Illumination - Celebrate your victories in stayle with customizable RGB lighting

 

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Great professional review as always, brother. I prefer wireless mice but there is still a huge market for those that desire wired peripherals.  

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12 hours ago, RageSet said:

Great professional review as always, brother. I prefer wireless mice but there is still a huge market for those that desire wired peripherals.  

Thanks, brother.  It's a shame they are not going to release it in the US. I don't understand that.

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13 hours ago, Mr. Fox said:

Thanks, brother.  It's a shame they are not going to release it in the US. I don't understand that.

Yeah I don't get why companies do that.

 

Good review and always appreciate the accompanying video reviews/walkthroughs!

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10 hours ago, Sir Beregond said:

Yeah I don't get why companies do that.

 

Good review and always appreciate the accompanying video reviews/walkthroughs!

Thanks for the compliment, brother.

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That is some REALLY fancy formatting in this review, wow man.  Looks absolutely amazing!  I need to play around with Word Press moreso it seems, because I have no clue how you were able to make your images like that, nor how you were able to wrap the text around images either.  It looks fantastic!  Review was great too as usual, but man you just keep making them look better and better every time!  😄

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