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Pricing for the carbon fibre model set at £69.99.
I must say that it doesn't look very ergonomic for a gaming mouse.
In my opinion the majority of gaming mice seem to be more focused on looking cool than actually being the same shape as a hand.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wozza365
I think it looks great and EVGA are a company that I like, so much so that I might consider them for my next motherboard, not enough for my next mouse though, sadly. £50 is too much for a wired mouse.
Expensive!
There is a less than glowing review of it on Anandtech.
http://anandtech.com/show/8393/evga-...g-mouse-review
Can't say that this mouse is anywhere near the top (or even middle, for that sake) of my "mouse to buy" list.
Can't see it ever replacing my Logitech mice
Here's another review, there were a number of issues that the reviewer highlighted though, such as no storage for the weights, the fragile clips that hold the top cover in place can break so when changing or adding weights, if done incorrectly the clips can snap and then the mouse buttons won't feel balanced. I think EVGA can and should learn from this mouse and either release a revised version or use the feedback on their next mouse, the flaws that are being pointed out are a big let down for what should be a premium mouse.
http://youtu.be/C-4cs2yzols
Or putting the buttons in the most ergonomic positions.Quote:
Originally Posted by CogIn my opinion the majority of gaming mice seem to be more focused on looking cool than actually being the same shape as a hand.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wozza365
147g min weight, that's way too heavy for my consideration.