Sentey has a fantastic keyboard here. It's solid, it has a good number of features, and it comes with a bunch of goodies. As long as you like the Cherry Black switches, you'll probably love this keyboard at least as much as I do. I don't really care for the blue illumination, but that can be switched off and it'll be a moot point once the Crimson Pro arrives. Now, if they could come up with a wrist rest that feels a bit less flimsy, that would be lovely. But I'm not going to kick the keyboard off my desk for an issue that minor. Instead, I'm going to be happy that I can now go between the main and office rigs without having to adjust to differing layouts.

The Sentey Lumenata Pro’s performance is exactly what you would expect from an upper tier mouse. The Avago ADNS-9800 sensor showed no input lag that is commonly associated with that sensor. The buttons have a nice solid feel and the grip is comfortable.
The Lumenata Pro features clean lines, a comfortable button layout, and a unique placement of the DPI selector switch. The DPI selector switch, although not what I’m used to, proved to be quite intuitive in it’s placement in terms of ease of use. The rubberized exterior is nice and grippy, but attracts loads of dust and dirt, though not un-common in gaming mice.

Not only does Sentey live up to our expectations, they show what sort of value can be had at near $150. As we've already addressed, most of the time all you get is the keyboard in a fancy box at this pricing, but here you get everything you could ever think to want or need to go along with a very well equipped product at its base. Also unlike many other submissions, once the software is programmed to your likings, all of the functionality can be had with the press of a key or two, without needing to go back to the software at all.

From every angle we look at or try to attack the Crimson Pro from, it just stands there and takes it smiling, because it knows you are going to be hard pressed to find a better Cherry MX black switch based gaming keyboard on the market.

Concluyendo, el teclado Sentey Cobalt Pro es un ejemplar bastante sobrio y de diseño minimalista sin dejar de lado el aspecto Gamer. Sus características principales lo destacan sobre sus pares y si bien tiene algunos detalles estos no son críticos al momento de la utilización del mismo lo cual lo convierte en una gran opción para el Pro-Gamer y es por esto que Ozeros le otorga el premio de Producto Recomendado al teclado Cobalt Pro GS-5910 de Sentey.

The Nebulus is a good mouse to have in your right hand, no matter what you want to use it for. Although it is shaped like a symmetrical ambidextrous mouse, the lack of two more flank buttons means that this is strictly a right-hander’s tool. The shape, though, lends itself to any kind of usage scenario. It’s good for working on spreadsheets (the scroll-wheel can do side-scrolling, in case you were wondering), it’s good for web browsing, it’s very good for gaming

Sentey Cobalt Pro GS-5910 Mechanical Keyboard
This keyboard is made by Sentey and as I'm typing this, I love the look and feel that it gives. The Cherry MX Black that it incorporates result in a very pleasant mechanical keyboard feel. Mechanical keyboards are perfect for both gamers and typists. It offers a feedback that isn't always offered in a rubber dome keyboard. I'll start off with talking about the aesthetics of the keyboard.
First of all, the keyboard is black with individually backlit keys. These backlit keys are all blue LEDS. There are 4 levels of brightness for the keys. They are pulse, bright, dim, and dimmer and finally off. This works great when you want to work in the dark without turning on lights. You can also choose to turn off the lights completely and save energy. The keyboard has a matte black finish that almost looks like a dark grey.
Again, this keyboard is great for both gamers and typists . It is lightweight and very portable. It also has a detachable wrist pad which, when taken off reduces the length of the keyboard by about 1/3. It offers a 6-key rollover, meaning you can press up to 6 keys simultaneously and the keyboard will register all 6 keys. The layout offers 5 gaming profiles that offer up to 10 macro keys that are set through the drivers that are included on a disk with the keyboard. This results in up to 50 possible macro combinations. When the gaming profiles are in use, the windows key is disabled. It also offers media keys where you can control the volume level, play/pause and rewind/fast-forward. I find this to be very helpful while playing music and just scanning through the songs without actually taking the time to switch windows. Additionally, the keyboard also allows for the addition of a headset as it offers a microphone and headset 3.5mm jack on the top right portion of the keyboard. It also offers two usb 2.0 ports for whatever you want to put there. I would add a word of caution as that there is only one usb 2.0 slot input with two usb outputs. This could potentially burn out the usb port on the computer if things with a high current draw are used. These ports are handy for usb memory sticks because they are in a very convenient location.
It additionally comes with 4 orange gaming keys that you can replace any letter with. In order to remove the letter keys, the key removal tool is used. It should be perpendicular to the key and directly pressed down and pulled. This will remove the key without damaging any of the components. It also comes with a travel case which is made out of a hard foam similar to the foam that you would find used in some suitcases which will protect the keyboard from scratches or other damages while traveling with it. The keyboard comes in a box that is made very well, and is very aesthetically pleasing. It includes a box similar in style to that of a box you would find in a limited edition item. It leads to a very high- class look. This is a high-end keyboard that I would recommend to casual gamers and typists.
The LED lights are quite bright even in a well-lit room which I value greatly. The minimalistic design of the board leads to a very compact and sleek shape. I have been using this keyboard since I have taken it out of the box and I have fallen in love with it.

Before this review, I had not heard nor did I have any experience with any of Sentey’s products. At 79.99 the Sentey Vibros Gaming Headset can easily out class and out perform more expensive headsets. After listening to the Sentey Vibros Gaming Headset it will make my short list of recommended headsets.

The Revolution Pro has a lot going for it. The left side of this mouse is not only grippy with the rubber insert, but the button placement is all easily within comfortable reach of the thumb, and can also be done blindly so you are not distracted from the action of the game. We also like that Sentey is using top-tier parts and components inside of their mice by giving their customers Omron switches under their fingers and the top-tier of laser sensor technology to track everything you do.

Para los que necesiten una fuente decente a un costo medianamente accesible les traemos la fuente no-modular, BRP 600w de sentey una fuente que nos asegura una eficiencia del 70% aunque lamentablemente no llega a cumplir los estándares de 80+

The Sentey Arvina GS-6400 has left me feeling good about what this chassis offers for the price segment. The Arvina steps all over a lot of exterior case designs in my opinion, and offers tool-lees features, wire management, along with other amenities we are used to being offered in today's cases. In a nut shell, you are going to receive a very shiny, attractive looking chassis; with the choice of all black, black and blue, or mostly red with black mesh panels. The lighting both inside and out is very complimentary, and with the blue version of the exterior I was sampled, the LED fans made for a very pleasing aesthetic choice.