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Inferno Gaming Mouse
[SGM-4000-KLLN1-GP]

Overview
The CM Storm Inferno Gaming Mouse was harnessed within the CM Storm Labs, exclusively crafted with crucial MMO-quality in-game built – Fulfilling the needs of all MMORPGers who demands nothing less than the very best.
Price:
$49.99
Condition:
New
Rating:
( 1 product review )

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Features
Superior Gaming-grade Precision
The Inferno utilizes a superior laser engine to ensure extreme stability and a point tracking performance. Enhanced to increase your gaming needs, it provides lossless performance at optimized speed ranges boosted to endure all types of tactical movements for sheer accuracy.

Onboard Sentinel-X™ 128KB
The Sentinel-X™ microprocessor safeguards your mouse settings and stores up to 3 different game profiles. The stored profiles can retain macro, scripts, and other customizations, letting you plug and play and triumph on any PC system without the need of additional software.

Advanced Storm MacroPro™ Key
The versatile MacroPro™ Key allows easy access to actuate pre-programmed firmware commands, such as Macros, Scripts, Mouse motion, and actions. Automated repetitive actions can be easily implemented for complex MMO games and/or other Windows applications.

Rapid Fire Tactical™ Key
A pure assault apparatus – built to fire multiple rounds from a tactical mouse and or keyboard command. Conveniently placed next to the left mouse button, this tactical key is one click away from a load of sustaining fire, giving you the utmost edge to frag your opponents and stay alive in all combat situations.

Storm Tactics™ Multiplier Key
Storm Tactics™ Multiplier Key offers unique key combinations built to offer 32 extra button outputs for macros, scripts, rapidfire, and other unique commands. Easy to optimize for the most intensifying MMO sessions, Storm Tactics Multiplier™ Key enhances character reactions with top-notch combo command. 

Rapid Fire Tactical™ Key
Storm Tactics™ Multiplier Key
Onboard Sentinel-X™ 128KB

Superior Gaming Grade Precision
Advanced Storm MacroPro™ Key
 
Specifications
Model SGM-4000-KLLN1-GP
Memory 128 kb
DPI Display 4000 DPI Storm Tactical Laser Sensor
Buttons 11
Programmable Buttons 9
Max Speed 115 inches per second
Lift Off Distance 2 mm
Polling 1000 HZ
Response Time 1 ms
USB Gold-plated
Full Speed USB Yes
Software Included
Warranty 1 year
 
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  1. CM Storm Inferno

    Posted by boredgunner on 10th Mar 2012

    Cooler Master is the company to beat when it comes to gaming mice, even though they're one of the newer companies. The Inferno is an excellent mouse with a perfect feel for my hand. For those with smaller hands, you'll probably want to use a palm grip (that's what it is designed for). However if you have larger hands like me, using the claw grip is effective. This is how I prefer to hold it.

    The Inferno has a rubber coating on the sides which really helps dealing with sweat for long gaming sessions. Now if only the surface had this feature! For some reason it is a glossy black which easily shows smudging, and you'll want to take your hand off of it every now and then to wipe off sweat.

    One thing I like compared to the Storm Sentinel is the textured LMB and RMB, again to hide smudging and reduce slip. Also, the Inferno has the most buttons of all CM mice. 11 buttons! This will certainly help anyone looking to use multiple macro-scripts and things like that.

    The software on CM mice is the best I've ever seen and allows for a ton of customization (the most I've ever seen in fact). Sadly, you can't change the LED lighting color of the Storm Inferno without changing profiles. Each of the 4 profiles has its own color and you can't change that. Not an issue really, but this is quite different than the Storm Sentinel which allows you to fully change LED color. You can still choose whether or not the LEDs will always be on, light up on click, turn them off, or pulsate/breathe.

    The Inferno has five preset DPI profiles due to the above-average amount of onboard memory. 4000 DPI is the max on this mouse and it uses a single laser sensor. It seems more or less the same as the Sentinel's twin laser sensor - including accuracy and lift-off distance. Overall this is an excellent mouse for palm grip (smaller to average sized hands) and even claw grip (larger hands). My only complaint is the glossy surface, but that's easy to get over.