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MM712 Gaming Mouse | Cooler Master

Having that solid battery life is especially nice for my needs as I have a multi-computer setup where I constantly switch between a MacBook Pro and a gaming computer. And, I can do all that with just this one mouse. I don’t need to worry about the battery or the performance. I only really need to adjust when it comes to messing with the DPI or playing without a Sniper button. It also helps that this mouse is fairly cheap. Cooler Master MM712: Price & availability Throughout our testing, the thing that stood out the most about the mouse is, unsurprisingly, the weight. Moving this thing around starts to feel as natural as breathing at points, and the PTFE feet mean that there’s so little resistance it almost feels like you’re interacting with the air itself. The performance is great, except for the fact that there’s no way to have a Sniper button on this mouse. At least, the battery life is good. In 2.4GHz Wireless mode, the MM712 can reach up to 80 hours before needing to recharge, while Bluetooth mode will give 180 hours. If you keep the RGB on, that will bring those numbers down a bit. That said, in a week of constant use, switching between both wireless modes, I had to only charge once. Having spent the last few years reviewing tech gear for gaming and otherwise, I’ve gotten a feel for what to look for and how to put a piece of kit through its paces to see whether it’s worth the recommendation. And, I’ve spent even longer playing computer games so I have an understanding of what gamers look for to get the most out of their titles.Our 30th Anniversary lineup includes: MK721 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, MM712 Wireless Mouse, MP511 Gaming Mouse Pad, and the SH711 Wireless Headset.

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NP-01S >> GE Air > Orochi v2 > MM731 = Hati S Ace = Aerox 9 / Aerox 3 > MM720 >> Xlite v2 / v2 Mini >= MM712 Sep 11th 2023 Cooler Master Reveals Street Fighter 6-Inspired Gaming Hardware Collaboration with CAPCOM (7) Overall, I think its a solid mouse, and while its too early to form a full opinion on it, compared to mice that I've used daily for seasons at a time, I have a feeling it will be one of my favorite ambi mice to use for 2022. Whereas I'd only recommend the MM731 to people if they knew what they are getting into or if they get the latest batch, I believe I'd be willing to recommend the MM712 to people from the first batch. And Coolermaster, if you're listening, I'm still waiting for the MM721 wireless, as well as glossy coatings for all of your wireless releases :). CheeseballSo this is Cooler Master’s Pro Superlight and Viper Pro competitor. If they price it lower than the two mentioned mice, this would be a great alternative.Their software is quite terrible and overly bloated. If you don’t need the speediest performance out there, just something solid, then the Cooler Master MM311 is the way to go. For around forty dollars or quid, you’ll get a fairly light, ambidextrous mouse with 2.4GHz wireless connectivity.Oct 17th 2023 Cooler Master Announces the Atlas ARGB GPU Support: Combining Strength with Dynamic Aesthetics (3) This minimal weight is supplemented by pure PTFE feet and an ultraweave cable for speed. Basically, whether you’re looking for a wireless or a wired mouse, this thing has you covered at a speed and weight that’s very hard to beat. For a wireless gaming mouse, you’ll have a harder time spending less for the same amount of features and performance.

Cooler Master MM712 RGB-LED Ultralight 59g Hybrid Wireless

However, there is one specific issue that registers all that fantastic performance moot for any gamer that needs a Sniper button. While the mouse can be customized in quite a few ways through the Master Plus app – you can remap every button including the DPI button underneath to all sorts of mouse, keyboard, and macro functions – you can’t create a Sniper button. It’s just not available in the software. So, if you need that, you’ll have to create a workaround by creating a Macro or giving up the two side buttons so that you can switch between two DPI settings. Considering this mouse is marketed towards gamers, this is quite the omission and one that should be easily fixed through a firmware update. But as it currently stands, you’ll have to live without the Sniper function ability or look for a different mouse to use when playing competitive games. Possibly my favorite part of what the MM712 has to offer is its multiple forms of connectivity as it has wired, 2.4GHz wireless, and Bluetooth 5.1 connections available, making it easy to use with multiple sources. Additionally, if you need to use it in wired mode, the ultraweave cable is made so that you won’t feel it pull as you move your mouse around.

Ultimately, the Cooler Master MM712 Gaming Mouse is a solid option for people who want a little more than a standard mouse can offer. The extra buttons are a huge boon for FPS and MMO players, the multitude of connection options make it excellent for portability, and it being so light is a huge relief for all of our wrists. To test the Cooler Master MM712, I spent a week with it, playing all sorts of games from fast-paced titles like Battefield 2042 and CS:GO to adventure and open-world titles like Control and Far Cry 6.