Cooler Master MM710 Mouse Review
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The Cooler Master MM710’s ultra-lightweight design, high sensitivity, and comfort make it a compelling option for competitive gamers. However, users with larger hands may find it less accommodating, and the minimalist design without RGB may not suit everyone’s preferences.
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The Cooler Master MM710 has no RGB lighting, but the mouse is sturdy, despite the honeycomb design, and the Omron switches for the L/R buttons are tested for 20 million clicks.
The scroll wheel is notched with 24 steps for greater precision and although the MasterPlus software offers plenty of customization options, it is prone to crashing during installation and is only compatible with Windows.
At 53g, the MM710 is in the ultra-light territory, and the durable but lightweight cable doesn’t keep the mouse from gliding fast. Although the tested latency is a bit high at 10.4ms, the mouse is sensitive with a 16,000 DPI. Lastly, the minimalist and ambidextrous honeycomb shell design is comfortable for gamers with small and medium-sized hands.
Reasons to Buy
- Sturdy build with Omron switches
- Extremely lightweight design
- Suitable for twitch movements
- Flexible, light, and durable cable
- High DPI sensitivity
Reasons to Avoid
- Clunky customization software only compatible with Windows
- High click latency
- Unattractive appearance
- Not suitable for people with large hands
- No RGB
Specifications
- Adjustable Weightna
- HandednessAmbidextrous
- Max DPI16000 dpi
- Min DPI400 dpi
- Number Of Buttons6
- WirelessWired
- Wireless ConnectivityWired
Overview
Announced in August 2019, the Cooler Master MM710 Mouse is a mid-range, wired gaming mouse with a honeycomb shell design (perforated holes) and six programmable buttons.
Like many other best computer mice, it uses an optical sensor with a high operating resolution of 32,000 DPI that can be adjusted through its MasterPlus Software.
The MM710 also has an ambidextrous shape, and with an ultra-low weight of 54g, it is one of the lightest gaming mice around.
Unfortunately, the MM710 doesn’t have a USB receiver storage compartment, since it is wired, but it has a 10.4ms click latency for responsive gaming (check out the best gaming mice for lower latencies) and relies on an optical sensor for motion tracking.
Its scroll wheel also has 24 steps for precise movements and a 6.2ft USB cable long enough for convenience, but its small size makes it unsuitable for larger hands.
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Product Comparison
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| True Score | 80 | 85 | 86 | |
| Market Context | – | At about 53-Grams sans cable, the Cooler Master MM710 Mouse weighs almost half as much as the Corsair M65 RGB Elite, which weighs around 113g. This makes the MM710 easier to move around with. Another difference between the two is that the MM710 misses out on RGB lighting, which the M65 has, and while the MM710 has an ambidextrous design, the M65 Elite is meant for right-handed users. Additionally, the M65 has eight programmable buttons, while the MM710 only has six. Get to see what else the M65 has in store by going through our Corsair M65 RGB Elite review. | Even though both are wired, the Cooler Master MM710 Mouse has a much higher click latency of 10.4ms compared to the Razer Viper Mini, which averages around 2.3ms. The MM710 also boasts a higher operating resolution of 32,000 DPI, while the Viper Mini has one of 8,500 DPI, but the Viper Mini has a much quieter click noise. | The Cooler Master MM710 Mouse is quite similar in design to the Cooler Master MM711; however, the MM711 has RGB lighting on its scroll wheel that the MM710 mouse does not. Besides both having an ambidextrous ergonomic design that suits all grip types, the two have different coatings since the MM710 has a matte coating while the MM711 boasts a glossy finish, and lastly, the MM711 has full macOS compatibility while the MM710 only offers partial compatibility. |
| Maximum DPI | 18000 dots per inch | 8500 dots per inch | ||
| Minimum DPI | 100 dots per inch | N/A | ||
| Number Of Buttons | 8 | 6 | ||
| Handedness | Right Handed | Ambidextrous | ||
| Adjustable Weight | No | No | ||
| Dig Deeper | – | Read Review → | Read Review → |
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Expert Score Breakdown
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ATrust Score
72This mouse is okay for office use. While its lightweight, ambidextrous design should be comfortable… read more- D
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70Cooler Master’s MM710 esports mouse is one of the lightest things on padded feet for… read more - D
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60The Cooler Master MM710 is, without a doubt, the ugliest mouse I have ever reviewed,… read more - F
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90The Cooler Master MM711 is the RGB take on the MM710. At its core, we… read more - F
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NRIf you play games competitively, the Cooler Master MM710 is definitely a mouse to consider… read more - F
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92You may never have the opportunity to wrap your hand around a lighter mouse. Of… read more
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