Cooler Master Gaming Mouse: MM710 vs. MM711 vs. MM720

Cooler Master recently released a new product to its lightweight honeycomb gaming mouse series with the MM720. So, how does this new model stack up against the older MM710 and MM711?

You can find out in this comparison guide between the three.

Quick Summary

The new MM720 is even lighter when compared to the 710 and 711.

The newer version also uses LK Optical Mouse Switches, which prevent accidental double clicks as opposed to the OMRON Switches, which are designed for durability, of the older versions.

Last but not least, the MM720 is also more durable as you will be able to submerse the mouse underwater.

If you are looking for the best performing and best protected mouse, then the MM720 is the best option out of this group.

You can purchase any of the aforementioned computer mouse, if you are interested, on Amazon with the following links:

• Cooler Master MM710 Gaming Mouse
• Cooler Master MM711 Gaming Mouse
• Cooler Master MM720 Gaming Mouse

MM710 vs. MM711 vs. MM720 Comparison Chart

Color and Surface Treatment Options

The new MM720 offers the same basic color variations and surface treatments as the MM710 and MM711.

You can take a look at the model numbers for the different versions of all three products below:

Cooler Master MM710 Gaming Mouse:

• Matte Black (MM-710-KKOL1)
• Glossy Black (MM-710-KKOL2)
• Matte White (MM-710-WWOL1)
• Glossy White (MM-710-WWOL2)

Cooler Master MM711 Gaming Mouse:

• Matte Black (MM-711-KKOL1)
• Glossy Black (MM-711-KKOL2)
• Matte White (MM-711-WWOL1)
• Glossy White (MM-711-WWOL2)

Cooler Master MM720 Gaming Mouse:

• Matte Black (MM-720-KKOL1)
• Glossy Black (MM-720-KKOL2)
• Matte White (MM-720-WWOL1)
• Glossy White (MM-720-WWOL2)

Mouse Weight

The new MM720 is the lightest release of the Master Mouse 700 series. The MM710 is the next lightest while the MM720 is the heaviest.

You can take a look at the weight specifications below:

• MM710 Mouse: 53 grams
• MM711 Mouse: 60 grams
• MM720 Mouse: 49 grams

Mouse Dimensions

The Master Mouse 720 is shorter in length and height when compared to the other two computer mouse. However, the newer model is a bit wider.

You can take a look at the full measurements below:

• MM710: 116.60 mm x 62.60 mm x 38.30 mm
• MM711: 116.50 mm x 62.40 mm x 38.30 mm
• MM720: 105.42 mm x 76.52 mm x 37.35 mm

Mouse Cable

All three versions of the MasterMouse 700 series come with a 1.8-meter fixed ultra-weave cable.

Mouse Material

The three PC mouse are also made with Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene, otherwise known as ABS.

Mouse Processor

The 710, 711 and 720 are equipped with the 32-bit ARM Cortex M0+ processor.

Mouse Sensor

All three devices are also equipped with the PixArt PMW3389 sensor.

CPI/DPI

The Master Mouse 710, 711 and 720 offer seven levels of CPI/DPI, which measures the sensitivity of a computer mouse. The default is 1200 CPI/DPI and you will be able to decrease or increase the sensitivity from there.

You can check out the CPI/DPI options below:

• 400
• 800
• 1200 (default)
• 1600
• 3200
• 6400
• 16000

Mouse Tracking Speed

Mouse tracking speed measures the ability the mouse has in detecting high speed movements. The MM710, MM711 and MM720 can track speeds of up to 400 inches per second.

Mouse Polling Rate

Polling rate determines how amount of times your mouse will send a signal to report its position to your PC. All three mouse in this versus guide have a polling rate of 1000 Hz, which means that they will send 1,000 signals per second to your computer.

Mouse Acceleration

Mouse acceleration is a specification that measures how far the mouse pointer on your computer monitor moves in relation to how fast you move your mouse. The MM710, MM711 and MM720 have the same 50g acceleration.

Mouse Lift Off Distance

The lift off distance between the three products should be the same as you will get approximately less than 2 mm lift for each.

Mouse Buttons

The MasterMouse 710, MasterMouse711 and MasterMouse720 each have 6 buttons.

Mouse Switch

The MM710 and MM711 come with OMRON Switches, which are designed for durability as the products have been rated for at least 20 million clicks.

The new MM720 comes with the LK Optical Mouse Switches, which reduces debounce time to prevent accidental double clicks.

Mouse LEDs

The MM710 does not use any LEDs while both the MM711 and MM720 use understated LEDs for the logo and scroll wheel.

PTFE Feet

All three products in the Master Mouse 700 series are equipped with 95% PTFE feet, which provides easier gliding for most surfaces.

Dust and Splash Resistance

All three Cooler Master mouse in this comparison offer protection against accidental spills, dust build-ups and sweat. The MM720 also come with added protection as it has been rated for IP58, which means that you can submerse the product underwater.

Warranty

The Cooler Master MM710 Gaming Mouse, Cooler Master MM711 Gaming Mouse and Cooler Master MM720 Gaming Mouse each come with 2 years of warranty.

Resources:

• https://www.coolermaster.com/catalog/peripheral/mice/mm710/
• https://www.coolermaster.com/catalog/peripheral/mice/mm711/
• https://www.coolermaster.com/catalog/peripheral/mice/mm720/