Testseek.com have collected 33 expert reviews of the Cooler Master MasterSet MS120 and the average rating is 78%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Cooler Master MasterSet MS120.
December 2017
(78%)
33 Reviews
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Brilliant mouse performance, Bright and smooth RGB illumination, Well-built keyboard
No software support, Keycaps wobble a lot
The MasterSet MS120 mouse surprisingly achieved a high sensor performance considering the A3050 sensor. We noticed minor spikes a few times but they weren't big enough to affect the scores. The performance is persistent at all the CPI levels on the mouse...
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Published: 2018-04-13, Author: Kevin , review by: techradar.com
Squeaky keyboard sounds, Limited DPI on middling mouse, No customization software
Just $89 (£67, AU$99) for a gaming keyboard and mouse combo is an amazing deal, especially when the keyboard is as good as other mem-chanical peripherals, like the Razer Ornata Roccat Horde Aimo. The included MasterSet MS120 Mouse isn't the best, but whet...
Published: 2017-08-31, Author: Dave , review by: Bit-Tech.net
Cooler Master is trying to give as many features as possible with the MasterSet MS120. The keyboard feels mechanical, it sounds mechanical, and it looks great. It does feel like the main feature of the keyboard is the RGB lighting rather than the switches...
Affordable, Mem-chanical switches are actually pretty good, Keyboard is very solid, Mouse is comfortable and pretty accurate, RGB lighting looks good on both
No master brightness setting for the keyboard, I noticed just some slight jitter when doing low-level photo editing
The Cooler Master MasterSet MS120 is an effective-yet-affordable keyboard/mouse combo set.Given the price of just £77.99 (UK MSRP) for the bundle, you would've been forgiven for thinking that neither peripheral would be of good quality. However, I enjoyed...
Published: 2017-10-06, Author: Ron , review by: modders-inc.com
Like the Devastator and the MasterKeys Lite L, the Cooler Master MasterSet MS120 is a bit of an overachiever for its class. Unlike the previous two sets, it has no direct competition in its price point in terms of an all-in-one gaming keyboard + mouse. Th...
When you are building a new computer and need peripherals, being able to pair them up and get them together is a nice convenience. You don't have to worry about finding a mouse and keyboard that matches, you save some money getting them together, and...
Keyboard switches are a complicated business. At the one end you have scissor switches, the laptop style, which are quiet and nice to type on if a little bit uninvolving. At the other end we have mechanical switches, usually of the Cherry MX type, which a...
Per-key programmable lighting, Inexpensive, Handsome design, with sturdy plastic keyboard frame, Keys sit above frame, Mouse has four DPI settings (albeit, fixed ones)
Using hardware key combos to change per-key lighting is a hassle, No configuration software, No braided cordage, Keys feel loose, Difficult to distinguish mouse side buttons
Programming the per-key lighting is tedious, but this mouse/keyboard gaming combo is a reasonable buy thanks to the mouse's fine optical sensor and the under-$100 price. Read More...
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Published: 2017-08-29, Author: Barry , review by: pcmag.com
Per-key programmable lighting, Inexpensive, Handsome design, with sturdy plastic keyboard frame, Keys sit above frame, Mouse has four DPI settings (albeit, fixed ones),
Using hardware key combos to change per-key lighting is a hassle, No configuration software, No braided cordage, Keys feel loose, Difficult to distinguish mouse side buttons
Programming the per-key lighting is tedious, but this mouse/keyboard gaming combo is a reasonable buy thanks to the mouse's fine optical sensor and the under-$100 price...
Once again Cooler Master brings a keyboard and mouse combo out to help gamers and I have to say I am a huge fan of this. As I said earlier a keyboard and mouse is the last thing you are thinking about when you are doing your build, but once that build is...
