Wireless wonderful?

[HEXUS]

Logitech asks gamers to go wireless or not to go wireless?

Watch the show.

[pauldarkside]

The first wired/wireless mouse aimed at gamers? Razer's had one for a while now.

[Cornholio]

Bought one of these from scan the other day, no problems so far i love it. Price is a bit steep though, mrs couldnt believe how much i paid for " Its just a mouse" lol.

[verzion214]

I wouldnt spend that much money a mouse no matter how good it is because i would be use it for gaming so to be fair the mouse is only as good as the person using it

[joel_spencer]

Yeah definitely not the first, he may have said oriented to mmorpgs and does mention mmorpg features later, not sure if Razer have a naga wireless/wired combo.
He's not making much sense though, suspicious of the input lag between plugging in for charging/being wireless. Show me I can believe in it by sending me one to review, could also be a pain to replace the battery (which will become damaged as people just use it wired and mess up the battery).
Slightly cheaper than the Mamba launch price?

[oolon]

I don't like wireless input devices, personally I normally use a trackball where there is no point in wireless. My problem with most wireless devices is they go into sleep mode quite quickly and reconnecting takes up to 1/2 a second. Which is fine with games where you are mousing all the time, however if you play a game like X3 there are periods of inactively, after which you find you being shot at and everything has gone to sleep. (I have a wireless joystick, bought before my wired one..., I purchased a wired one because of the sleep problem). Ok this mouse charges however I do find wireless devices have the batteries run out at the worse possible time. You either pay a fortune in batteries or use rechargable ones and have to replace them all the time.