Mouse Advice
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12 Aug 2012, 16:28
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Hey everyone.
I ve been using a razer deathadder pretty much since years and this was the perfect mouse for me, since i simply got my feeling with it.
After long time use, it unfortunately became rather dirty and surface stripped off already and i couldnt click the mousewheelbutton anymore and when trying to open it to clean it i accidently messed up and it died.
Well like a year ago i thought i d go for a new razer mouse and found the Imperator to fit myself which has unfortunately not been coming true. Its a real good mouse and it works absolutly fine but i kept trying for almost a year now and i simply dont get my feeling with it.
Now i thought about going for a gamingmouse one last time and id like to get some recommendations from you guys.
Well a mouse for me should be lightweight, approx as big as my hand, the surface should be raw or at least not too slippy, it should have at least one Thumbbutton and it should be of around 30Euro price..
As a reference, like i said, i loved the style of deathadder. Yet the price of a new deathadder is just not worth it anymore for me.
Also i want to sell my Razer Imperator. New price was 60 Euros and it is completely out of scratches or dirt or anything. Ive been treating it very well. Its a really good mouse, just not fitting for me. I would also give you a Razer Mousebag. Very useful when going for LANs and such.
Would be giving it away for 25 Euros, shipping is okay within Europe.
Hope some of you got some good advice for me.
Thanks in advance
I ve been using a razer deathadder pretty much since years and this was the perfect mouse for me, since i simply got my feeling with it.
After long time use, it unfortunately became rather dirty and surface stripped off already and i couldnt click the mousewheelbutton anymore and when trying to open it to clean it i accidently messed up and it died.
Well like a year ago i thought i d go for a new razer mouse and found the Imperator to fit myself which has unfortunately not been coming true. Its a real good mouse and it works absolutly fine but i kept trying for almost a year now and i simply dont get my feeling with it.
Now i thought about going for a gamingmouse one last time and id like to get some recommendations from you guys.
Well a mouse for me should be lightweight, approx as big as my hand, the surface should be raw or at least not too slippy, it should have at least one Thumbbutton and it should be of around 30Euro price..
As a reference, like i said, i loved the style of deathadder. Yet the price of a new deathadder is just not worth it anymore for me.
Also i want to sell my Razer Imperator. New price was 60 Euros and it is completely out of scratches or dirt or anything. Ive been treating it very well. Its a really good mouse, just not fitting for me. I would also give you a Razer Mousebag. Very useful when going for LANs and such.
Would be giving it away for 25 Euros, shipping is okay within Europe.
Hope some of you got some good advice for me.
Thanks in advance
still a mouse doesn't make the player (eventho it can help a little bit)
i still don't think that Steelseries are doing great "gaming" product... there is a few exeptions even tho.
in case you didn't know, for example the zowie EC have no drivers but still the manufacturer can update something at distance (dont ask me how)
- Razer Abyssus
- Intellimouse Explorer 1.1 or 3.0
- WMO 1.1
- Logitech G400 ( don't have any clue about the weight tho )
also 500hz overclocking sucks in 1.1a, otherwise bueno, a bad mousewheel though
sensors suck in about all steelseries mice, apart from kana which might be good dunno, g400 has bad quality, abyssus jitters, etcetc. maybe either of these two if you're not in a hurry: http://www.esreality.com/post/2173191/new-gaming-mouse-development/
Does it give you any real advantage?
and you need to overclock the usb port (of the mouse) via some program and it's safe and stuff i guess but took me 6 hours :l
need to ship in belgium
if you know, feel free to pm me!
even ur kebab shop sells them.
Deathadder - Good choice since your latest mouse was DA. Build quality sucks tho.
Steelseries - Expensive. Xai/Sensei are the largest mouses, Kana is in the middle and Kinzu is the smallest one. Kana and Kinzu are pretty cheap but at lest Kinzu is pretty bad. Kanas sensor isn't the best tho.
Zowie - Pretty expensive. Haven't really heard much negative things, maybe because they are not one of the common mouses.
WMO - I have no idea.
I got G400, apart from cord it is great mouse for its price (~35euros.)
steelseries kana medium sized (decent sensor with [a lot] prediction, shit mousefeet, cheap buttons, with side buttons)
steelseries kinzu v2 little size (decent sensor with [a lot] prediction,cheap buttons, no side buttons)
steelseries kinzu v2 pro little size (good buttons, no side buttons)
zowie EC1/2 White/Black pretty good exept that this mouse have got few bug (like it click without clicking, mousewheel,...) they do have a great warranty support tho!
zowie EC Evo, pretty good mouse, still i don't really like the sensor
Roccat kova is pretty good if you like the shape
i heard corsair mice are pretty good (didnt try those myself)
cyborg mice sucks