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though most of Computex 2017 we've been focusing on cases motherboards and high-priced items but today we visit a cool master and some of their new peripherals deserve coverage so that's what we'll be covering but before that cook message from our friendly neighborhood sponsors our coffee leg strip is brought to you by fan tech schoolmaster and MSI now you guys might remember our review of the cooler master master key Slidell but if you don't know there will be a link in the description below anyways what distinguished that mouse and keyboard cover was that it was offered at a phenomenal value of just $60 without sacrificing on build quality or performance it was a perfect fit for people who wanted an inexpensive mouse and keyboard that wouldn't let them down now coolermaster is following that up with the master set ms 120 the MS 120 again tries to focus on offering a great price to performance combination since its price at $89 but offers a pretty good looking keyboard and mouse basically this is meant to be a slightly higher end version of the super popular master key Slidell with upgraded peripherals so let's start taking a look at the keyboard while the light L combo featured a keyboard with a zoned RGB lighting and cooler masters mm chemical tactile switches the master set upgrades that to mend chemical switches that has individual RGB backlighting that means the customizations for lighting are nearly endless this keyboard also has a revised Shafi design which is a bit more ergonomic than being master keys for those wondering what man can accommodate active feedback of an actual cherry MX blue switch without costing a fortune it's an interesting concept and in our testing it almost works as for the amounts offered here it has a Nevada 3050 optical sensor with four adjustable dpi levels between 500 to 3,500 Omron 10 millimeter micro switches and there's an on-the-fly dpi switch basically all of these things are already offered on the master key Slidell but there are some differences this mouse has three zone RGB lighting setup and a more ergonomic design that's made for palm or clock rippers there's also some added textured surfaces in key areas from what we've seen the master set will just be as successful as the lower-priced master keys like l since it offers a great price to performance ratio but what happens if you want to buy a mouse and keyboard separately well Kula master has something for that say hello to the master mouse mm 520 and mm 530 basically the MM 520 is the same mouse as found in the master said both with slightly upgraded specifications it comes with an Avago pwm 3360 infrared sensor with an adjustable DPI at up to 12,000 PPI true one-to-one input and unto flight dpi adjustments 20,000,000 rated arm on switches and outs scroll wheel encoder and for user set profiles unfortunately it's only meant for right hand users who prefer claw grip designs there's also 7 buttons that can be programmed for alternating functions on macros the mm5 20 comes driverless so you can customize the lighting through the mouse with a few button configurations so that's pretty awesome now the master Mouse mm 530 is a bit of a step up from the 520 and it's meant to replace the legendary CM storm Mazar within cooler masters lineup once again this is designed for white hand users and it's featured all of these same hardware specs as the mm 520 the only real difference here is with the urban style which is slightly different finally there's the master keys mm 750 which is simply a minimalistic slim mechanical keyboard that offers a few features but focuses primarily upon delivering a straightforward gaming experience I'd say it's distinguishing addition is the slim RGB halo that completely surrounds the chassis and emits a faint glow it's really well done other than that the 750 will be available with three different Cherry MX switches the blue red and brown it also features a detachable dress with a super company material that I'm super excited about so I can't wait to test it out when I get one in the studio it's a bit hard to see how coolermaster expects this keyboard to stand out since it is being launched into a crowded market right now there are plenty of other minimalist gaming keyboards with RGB lighting and cherry switches and priced at $160 there's a lot that needs to be tested before I give my full verdict on the master key 750 so what do you guys think about the new peripherals launched here at Computex from cool and master let us know in the comments down below I'm Eva with hurricane axe thank you so much for watching and we'll see you in the next one