The Fantastic 4 Gaming Mouse Review

[IonFlux]

The CM Storms scroll wheel isn't a button as well?? Isn't that quite a big issue? I use the middle 'button' a lot, in many games and when browsing documents, spreadsheets and the internet. I guess you could program it to one of the other buttons which is why it wasn't a dealbreaker?

The review will be updated, apparently the wheel is so hard to click that it seems it doesn't have that functionality. I also tested out the mouse, you literally have to do your best to click the middle mouse button

[absent]

Well that sucks... the part of the review which says you could find nothing wrong with the mouse may need a look at

[Pollynator]

Damn dude, I ordered this mouse... but I use Middle Click extensively... here's to hoping middle-click is available.

[ecthelion]

hmmm ... will there be a similar review for wireless gaming mice too? or maybe just wireless since i see the mamba is like over R1k

[Pollynator]

Well I have had a week of gaming on my new CM Storm Sentinel and I am very impressed with the mouse... my only problem is, as stated before, the middle click or scroll wheel click. It is very very difficult to press to the point where I actually do not use it.

[Razer]

Are you sure it's not a defective unit?

[Pollynator]

It's not.... seems to be a common issue with this mouse.

[Razer]

Bummer man. I commonly use the middle-click to reload.

[Steel]

It's not.... seems to be a common issue with this mouse.

Eish dude! Sorry to hear that!

@Razer: I actually hardly ever use the middle mouse button. "r" is reload & left control is stab. I do u my side buttons tho in Dota lately for "keypad" weapons in my inventory.

The only two brands I still go for is Logitech & Razer.

I'm wondering if anyone has got a great mouse pad that lasts a long time & is comfortable to play on for hours? My small blue pad with gel pad at the back is nice but it's falling apart now!

[Razer]

If have used various Razer pads and can highly recommend them. Try the Razer Mantis and the Goliathus.