Cooler Master CM Storm Xornet Gaming Mouse with 2000 DPI Sensor and Omron Micro Switches (SGM-2001-BLON1) $11 after $10 Rebate

Update: Price is now $13.61 after $10 rebate


Amazon.com has Cooler Master CM Storm Xornet Gaming Mouse with 2000 DPI Sensor and Omron Micro Switches (SGM-2001-BLON1) for $21.14 - $10 rebate = $11.14. Free shipping with Prime (free student accounts available) or if you spend $25 or more. Use slick fillers to find other eligible items to help reach the $25 requirement. Thanks Discombobulated

Price Research: Our research indicates that Cooler Master CM Storm Xornet Gaming Mouse with 2000 DPI Sensor and Omron Micro Switches (SGM-2001-BLON1) is $9 lower (44% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $20 (also after rebate). - brisar

Great deal if you get free shipping. Though my Xornet's scroll wheel is going after a mere three or so months. Lots of other people have no problems, so maybe I just got a dud.

I've had this mouse for about a year now. At first, I didn't care for it, coming from a full length mouse on my desktop and a small travel mouse I use at work. After a few weeks, though, I started getting used to it and now I really like it. It is a bit shorter than a standard mouse and wider than most travel mice, which is probably why it took a bit. Probably a claw grip for most. Haven't had any issues with it, but I don't do a lot of heavy gaming.

I don't need another mouse right now, but I'm very tempted to have it as a backup.

I have a storm spawn (higher dpi version), takes a little to get used to if you're coming from an MX510/518/G400/G9x (those I've used before) but after a while you get used to the grip and its primarily for claw grip users. If you're a finger tip user the ring finger can get feel a little weird since it rests on the mouse.

The spawn uses the Avago 3090, this one uses Avago 3050 which is just a little lower DPI but works really well on the Steel Series 4HD, I had a qck+ previously and while it worked fine after adjusting the firmware a little, mousepad would get warm real quick.

Some of these have a double-click bug (single clicks sometimes register as double). Supposedly there's a fix for it, but that "supposedly" has been forthcoming for over a year.

Pretty solid price, no doubt.

I've come to love my dpi on-the-fly changing (G9x), but otherwise this looks like a solid choice. TU.

In for 1, Thanks OP!

rebates meh.

In for 1 great deal, thanks.

Hmm I would be all over this if I was getting a Thermaltake Theron mouse in the mail today.

Got it as an RMA replacement for my Thermaltake black gaming mouse that crapped out on me a few weeks ago.

I've had multiple bad experiences with CM rebates. I scan everything before it's mailed, and they consistently tell me I'm missing something. One time they told me they'd reprocess the rebate if I faxed what I had scanned, but they insisted they didn't get my fax despite multiple attempts.

The rebate says amazon.com only. Does anyone know if I bought it from some of the 3rd party sellers on Amazon if the rebate is still valid. I am trying to factor in sales tax.

have had one of these for a long time no problems...i've used the crap out of it playing starcraft

getting another one for work thanks OP!