as a previous owner of sentinel, I'd advice you to avoid getting this mouse at all, save your money for something better

Thanks for the advice,
i think I'll be back to my mouse hunt lol

TTeSports Black.


anyone want's some review?

\Quick, get reviewing! It looks sleek!

stay far far away from it.
it looks like a mouse, feels like a mouse, but its a piece of shit

I like the carry bag.

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Added on December 1, 2010, 11:45 pmWhat an extreme negative feedback, and of cause can warn those interested to this mouse about the nightmare after getting it ^^

This post has been edited by jasmineivan: Dec 1 2010, 11:45 PM

Yea. Tron is in da house . . . I paid 105 EUROS and bought it from Razer Store.

The mouse mat is not available yet.

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Added on December 2, 2010, 7:12 amI will make the review after 1 week of usage. Stary tuned with me and if possible. SUB!

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Added on December 2, 2010, 7:13 amYea. G73Jh!

This is not a review unit.

This post has been edited by Jeffrey1987: Dec 2 2010, 07:13 AM

RM430+ + postage berapa?
hhmm. The mouse is pretty small right?

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Added on December 2, 2010, 9:48 amI'll give you a short insight first, will post a full one later.

ahh, first gaming mouse I had that is "firmware-less".

First thing that caught my attention was the firmness of the mouse button, even firmer than DA and Ikari extremely uncomfortable after long hour of usage. Or maybe it's because I'm used to Ikari?

on the USB connector,

it's a design flaw? the back is too long and too heavy until the it's literally sinking(not too clear in this picta), it'll damage the USB in the future? Have those kind of cheapo looks too, squarish and plasticky feeling.

This post has been edited by TechnoG: Dec 2 2010, 09:50 AM

err... wasn't the first driverless gaming mouse goes to the Kova~?

maybe its got a key logger built in it and its sending out all ur personal info to Tt

Looking for a gaming mouse around RM50 any suggestion?? Gigabyte gm-m6880 looks kinda nice

Suggest you increase the budget to 80+ and get logitech MX518, not bad and super durable gaming mouse.

Btw its for FPS

Kinda dont like the design of it

Edit : If possible suggest me laser mouse

This post has been edited by CwwKiT: Dec 3 2010, 11:03 PM

For the budget you give, I really think it is a best gaming mouse that fit.

Any way, if you don't like it (myself also, some bad prejudice to logitech) then get a Kinzu OEM version.
If you still can find any Kinzu in lowyat shop just go ahead (mostly out of stock).
The price will bit about RM59. I owning a Kinzu as well, the retail version is costing about RM140 which with braided wire and white scroll wheel, otherwise is same with the OEM version.

Paiseh it still an optical mouse. If you looking some brand like Razer, Steelseries, Logitech, and Roccat, with budget less than RM150 is quite hard to get a laser mouse.

This post has been edited by jasmineivan: Dec 3 2010, 11:20 PM

No offense but for some reason i don't like razer ,how about a4 tech??

I not really Razer fanz also and of cause not Razertard. I more to Steelseries.

For me no offence also. A4 is a cheaper brand, if say you are looking for some pro gaming grade of gears, then just can say A4 tech is not at the same band.
Anyway, for normal usage of cause no problem, a nameless RM10 mouse can use also and maybe can last 5 years, who knows.
The differences maybe in wise of comfortability, sensor tracking power, accuracy, precision, life expectancy etc.
A more expensive gaming gear with some extra feature like macro recording, lighting, MMO gaming mouse with more than 10 buttons which are not really necessary to some of the user, just how you perceive.
A mouse that you comfort with its shape, size, precision, and price than is good enough. Again, if say you choosing an A4 tech gaming mouse with price about maybe 4o to 60 or whatever, I will prefer Kinzu, just my 2 cent.

Any idea how much A4 Tech XL-750F and X-710FS cost?

The Ikari was the first 'true' driverless gaming mouse by the big companies.


But he mentioned it was the first one he actually owned.

Oh another difference between the Kinzu retail and OEM which I can't believe I left out is the rubber coating on the retail version. You don't have it on the OEM.

since kinzu and pyra are around the same price and same physical size, which would be better if i were to out pyra(wired) and kinzu on the line?

I'll get Kinzu anyday. Solid performance. The Pyra still has some way to go before it matches the Kinzu when delivering the goods. The Pyra however, is good if you need the macros.