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HEXUS reviewed the wired version of this mouse 17 months ago.
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HEXUS reviewed the wired version of this mouse 17 months ago.
Looks just like a Razer mouse....
I pretty much have no luck with gaming mice. I need a new one after 4 months. I currently have a Razer Mamba TE and the sensor is crap. I like everything else.
Tried Logitech? never had an issue, had a few Razer Peripherals and found them all to be overpriced crap.Quote:
Originally Posted by Korrorra
Last logitech mouse I've used was a G700 Wireless. To say I was not impressed with that mouse would be an understatement. The battery was one of the worst things I've ever seen. A gaming mouse with a battery that lasted less than 45 minutes in a Left4dead2 co-op game. I ended up always having to plug it in. Logitech did say that they have batteries that last weeks (G903). Since Logitech said the same thing about the G700. I decided to bypass the marketing scam and go with a corsair or razer. At the end of the day 80+ dollars for a mouse is a scam anyway. I find myself buying them anyway.
I'm using a G700S right now - My battery lasts ages... several days on high power before it needs recharging.
IIRC, you can get Enneloop batteries that last even longer.
I did also like the new G900 one, but was toying between that or the Roccat Tyon.
Roccat Tyon was another mouse where the software was very buggy and the mouse was too heavy. The Razer Mamba now is way lighter than the Tyon mouse. Has a better design too. The software is not as buggy. The sensor just has issues. I have to tap the mouse on the table for it to stop having random jitters. The Tyon still had bad wireless battery life even with the better battery replacements. The mouse still only lasted 45 minutes without the charging cable. I'm very suspisious of any claims made by companies that say wireless battery life will last for weeks. It has been proven untrue usually.
sorry but the g603 is my next purchase, no need for rgb when your hand is covering it