I finished the review on the CM Storm Devastator. Just a few specs and pictures:
Sensor: Low power
infrared version of the
Pixart PAN 3309DH low-end sensor, with lots of bleeding from the mouse's Blue LED (reason why some people think it uses Blue LED for the sensor instead of Red, while it's actually
Infrared)
Angle-snapping: Yes, activated by default, cannot be turned off.
Refresh Rate: 125 Hz, cannot be changed by default.
Main Switches:
Kaiche White switches, certified for 1M clicks. But they rarely go past 4 months of usage and they're the main reason for the RMA cases on this mouse.
Side and DPI Switches: Cheap standard square switches. Both feedback and durability are bad.
Middle Button Switch: Tactile Square Switch. Manufacturer unknown, but the durability is most likely not good.
Scroll Encoder: Scroll encoder made by an unknown (and thus most likely
generic) brand called "
M-LO". Steps are not well defined and the scrolling isn't really smooth either, it's almost like an optical scroll encoder.
Thus, the final score I gave to the mouse on my review, was a
2/10, the lowest score I ever gave to a peripheral up to date. I only did not give it a lower score because the external build was acceptable and it really would actually make less people believe on the review. There were already plenty of people (who do not have
any knowledge about mice) who own that mouse calling me "ignorant" for giving it that score anyways...
Link for the review (Brazilian Portuguese):
http://adrenaline.uol.com.br/forum/hardwares-em-geral/543692-review-mouse-cm-storm-devastator.html