Who's using them? What do you think? Recommended? If so which ones?
Who's using them? What do you think? Recommended? If so which ones?
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Dunno, I've always stuck with my £5 logitech, the razer one didn't make much difference for me. Looks the business though
Logitech G5 is what I've got and I love it. The skin means it's comfy for long term use, and the extra buttons are useful for browsing web pages. Certainly worth it.
A mouse is purely preference.
I know plenty of people who play amazingly with a £5 one. You can't go wrong with any of the gaming mice these days. Logitechs, Razors etc. are all solid products. Its all about what you prefer, nothing more
I had the MX518 for years but never truly liked it. Got me a Habu now and wouldn't go back.
The MX518 wasn't a bad mouse, just not the one for me
I used to have a Logitech mouse worth about £5 like moogle. Recently I got myself a Razer Deathadder.
I'll just list you the differences I noticed:
Some finer precision when aiming with the mouse, not leaps and bounds but better.
Extremely better mouse buttons. This was something that really annoyed me with my old mouse, you had to click the button in a certain area or it would act like you didn't click the button. With the Deathadder no matter where I press on the button it registers the click everytime.
Extra buttons which you can map to pretty much whatever you like.
Much more comfortable in your hand, though it should be noted the Deathadder is for right handed people only.
It generally feels like it has much smoother movement when you're moving the mouse around.
Something else which annoyed me about my old mouse was that it is an optical mouse. As far as I know optical mice have problems with skipping when tracking movement and also the one I had wasn't always on. Not being always on causes it to kind of switch off when you stop moving it, this can cause a slight delay when you start moving again. Also the mouse always caused me to spin around in game or when browsing cause the mouse to jump randomly across the screen. The Deathadder has eliminated all of these problems.
It's also a case of whether you think a mouse is worth about £35. At first this is what put me off, but then I began to think... if a game console controller can cost you £35, why is it so wrong that you spend the same for your controller for PC gaming?
I've been using a Razer Diamondback for 2 years (one faulty wire after 6months, 2nd one is still going strong), best decision I made. Going to upgrade to the new model, or possibly the Copperhead soon. Definitely worth it.
100% worth it.
Options -
G5
G7 (as good as G5)
Mx518
mx510.
Or go the razor route but takes some getting used to
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Again, preference.
As above, I had the MX518 for about 2 years and never got used to it. Picked up a Razor and 'felt' a million times better in my hand.
You really need to try some out before you decide. I made the mistake of buying blind and going off other peoples recommendations. What suits them may not suit you though
Mx revolution here. It does help so much. I didn't realise how big the difference was until I plugged in my old mouse when my mx rev batteries needed charging one day... all you guys with decent mice, if you try a cheapo one now, you will be shocked how crap you are at cod4
moogle, if you get a decent mouse you kill rate will increase...
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