CM Storm Sentinel Advance II Mouse review (w/ Speed RX Padz)

1. Introduction2. CM Storm Sentinel Advance II Mouse3. Speed RX Padz4. Software and Operation5. Closing Thoughts6. View All Pages

Cooler Master also sent us a three way set of Speed RX Padz (notice the ‘Z'). These are marked L, M and S, for large, medium and small (shock, eh?).

The RX-L version is the biggest one on offer, measuring 450 mm x 350 mm x 5 mm. It ships in a very artistic hard cardboard box.

This is a very big mouse pad and will be ideally suited to a larger desk, and for those who like lower resolution tracking settings, with higher physical mouse movement. I found the Duracloth tracking to be excellent and the grip coating held well on the surface of our table.

Cooler Master say that the extra thick 5mm rubber center piece delivers better ergonomics and endurance. It certainly feels good under the wrist and the mouse movement is smooth, however we will need to wait a few months before we can comment on the endurance capabilities.

The RX- M is the middle size in the trio of pads we are reviewing today. It measures 320 mm x 270 mm x 5 mm. The box is identically styled to the L version, although it is physically smaller.

We feel the medium size will suit a larger percentage of desk sizes. It is big enough to offer plenty of room for tracking and feels just as good as the L version.

The RX- M is the baby size in the trio of pads we are reviewing today. It measures 250 mm x 210 mm x 5 mm. The box is identically styled to the other versions, although it seems almost pocket sized.

The small size will suit people who don't have much room next to their keyboard. It doesn't offer much room for tracking, but with a high sensitivity setting it actually is perfectly fine. The quality is identical between all three versions.

The image above, shows the three sizes resting on top of each other. I personally would opt for the medium size as it seems best suited for the widest audience.

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