Cooler Master launches Devastator keyboard-mouse combo for Rs 3,499
Gaming gear maker Cooler Master has launched a new combo pack bundling a mouse and a keyboard together...

Gaming gear maker Cooler Master has launched a new combo pack bundling a mouse and a keyboard together. The combo pack, dubbed Devastator, is up for grabs for Rs 3,499. It packs in the MB24 gaming keyboard along with the MS2K gaming mouse.
The MS2K mouse has a precision optical sensor which allows for on-the-fly DPI switching between 800, 1,200 and 2,000. This allows users to quickly switch from having slow-but-precise and rapid movements at the click of a button. For grip, the mouse has rubber pads on its sides.
The mouse has quick DPI switching and extra buttons you can bind
The MB24 keyboard uses a custom membrane design. Each keycap on the keyboard is laser-etched, which means that the letters and numbers on it won't fade away for a long time. It also has slide-resistant rubber pads on its underside to prevent keyboard shifting during intense gameplay.

The keyboard is membrane-based, sadly enough
During the launch of the combo, Sashank Bhandaru, Product Manager at CM Storm said, “The Devastator combo was specifically designed keeping in mind the need of gamers in upcoming markets. The MB24 keyboard is tuned for tactile feedback and fast responsive actions, whereas the MS2K gaming mouse is loaded for precision and accuracy. The blue backlight accentuates the feel and atmosphere a gaming keyboard and mouse should illicit. We are sure gamers in India will love the feel of this gaming combo."
In India, the combo is distributed by Acro Engineering, and comes with two years of warranty.
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