Introduction
COUGAR has been releasing products since 2007, starting with PC cases, fans, and power supplies before moving on to peripherals. Today, we're taking a closer look at their Revenger mouse, an updated version of their 550m - now with a 12000 DPI sensor and some minor aesthetic tweaks.
Specifications
| Cougar Revenger |
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| Sensor: | PixArt PMW3360 optical gaming sensor |
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| Resolution: | 100-12000 DPI |
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| Size: | 135 (L) X 70 (W) X 45 (H) mm |
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| Switches: | OMRON gaming switches |
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| Backlight: | 2-zone, RGB |
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| Right Handed: | Yes |
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| Number of Buttons: | 6 |
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| Weight: | 115g |
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| Polling Rate: | 1000 Hz |
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| Cable Length: | 1.8 m |
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| Software: | COUGAR UIX™ System |
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Packaging
The front of the package advertises the 12000 DPI sensor as the main feature of the mouse, includes a nice LED-lit picture of the Revenger on a black backdrop, and mentions Cougar's UIX suite, which we will touch on in this review as well.
The back and sides of the box showcase the features of the Cougar Revenger in more detail and in multiple languages. The low response time, 5-million-clicks guarantee for its switches, and trigger button are mentioned here. The back also has a detailed view of the mouse with the positioning of its programmable buttons.
The front acts as a cover that can be flipped open to show the mouse inside its protective plastic cover.
There isn't much inside the box; just a few stickers, the mouse itself, and a user manual.