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CM Storm Recon Ambidextrous Gaming Mouse Review

AvatarbyThe Sorcerer
09/02/2013
5 minute read

  1. Introduction
  2. Packaging and Specifications
  3. External Impression
  4. Internal Impression
  5. Software Impression
  6. Conclusion

CM storm’s gaming hardware (and some cases) made a pretty good impression so far, especially their keyboards. This mouse is an ambidextrous design and its been a long time since I’ve used one. Keeping that in mind, I have high expectations for CM Storm’s Recon.

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4 comments

  2. i need ET fingers to reach those buttons on the side. thanks for opening up the mouse and showing the guts of it.

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  4. What a very nice review about CM Storm Recon 800dpi- 4000dpi Ambidextrous Gaming Mouse <3 Thanks for the such an informative post!

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