CM Storm Mizar Gaming Mouse Review

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A Closer Look

The Cooler Master Mizar comes in a simple box with an opening on the front.

If you open the flap, you can see the mouse behind a plastic shell. For those that like to test fit a mouse before buying there is a slot cut out on the bottom edge which will allow you to actually get a good feel for the mouse.

The rear of the box shows a bit of information about the mouse itself.

In the box, all you have is the mouse. The software required by the mouse is a download only option.

The mouse has a lit CMStorm logo on the rear edge, this glows one of several colours depending on the DPI level you have selected and the colour you have set in the software.