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An ambidextrous design with a carbon fibre chassis and metal base.
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An ambidextrous design with a carbon fibre chassis and metal base.
Price? Looks nice but I'll likely be unable to afford it, ah well, quite happy with my Corsair M65 for now.
Look awesome but it'll probably be around 300$ so I'll pass ...
I find that expensive gaming mice are usually just far too flimsy to justify their often eyewatering price tags. I had one of the original Roccat Kone mice and it didn't even make it to 6 months before the left click started to malfunction.
I've not had an issue in the 6 months of my M65 but that said it's not that expensive for a gaming mouse and I'm pretty sure I could use it to flail a man to death.Quote:
Originally Posted by AlexKitch
Don't like the big gaps in the design as they'll likely just gather dust, grime etc and be a pain in the neck to clean. Still more than happy with my MX518 - more than 3 years later and it still feels like it did when I bought it. I hope it lasts another 3 years but when it goes I'll most likely by Logitech again.
i agree with george1979 about the gaps on the mouse they seem to big and i also think its a bit to round i couldnt imagine my hand comfortably warping into this :(
looks ok, I guess, but I'll pass knowing this will be rather expensive and I can get a gaming mouse possibly cheaper...