Cooler Master Storm Recon

The CM Storm Recon comfortably fills the niche between premium gaming mice and basic value-priced...

If you want an awesome gaming mouse that's customizable and won't break the bank be sure to check out the CM Storm Recon gaming mouse! Discuss in the...

This past weekend has been an interesting one for me. Not everything worked out exactly the way I had planned, but at the very least, I can say I have found at least one good thing to pull out of it. That ‘something’ would be the completion of an...

Its shaped very nicely and it's a comfortable grip. The only issue is the way the side buttons...

The CM Storm Recon is actually the cheapest mouse that I have tested to date (I think!), it's also one of the better mice that I have tested to date! Overall I have enjoyed my time with the Recon and it has helped me to numerous podium positions within...

Coolermaster has been releasing some impressive peripherals under its CM Storm sub brand, the latest of which is the ambidextrous Recon mouse. It is a fairly simple and unassuming design, with two thumb buttons on each side, big left and right buttons...

The Cooler Master Storm line of PC gaming products has a decent lineup of gear, and their latest is the Storm Recon Gaming Mouse. It features the same Avago 3090 optical sensor used in the Razer DeathAdder 3.5G, has on-the-fly tuning, has three lighting...

Play testing with the Recon we found that it performed extremely well. It had precise tracking during gameplay and its button layout is very well thought out. Being an ambidextrous mouse the Recon plays equally well with either the left or right hand.The...

CM Storm has done it again! The Recon is a comfortable and easy to use gaming mouse that utilises one of the market’s supreme sensors to offer excellent performance in a variety of...

Available for Rs. 3000, the Cooler Master Recon essentially employs a tweaked version of the Avago optical sensor found in the DeathAdder. It incorporates the same solid tracking accuracy in a well-built package that's brimming with features found only...