EPTSmall, but with high DPI
any suggestions?
Looking for a new gaming mouse
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Horangi
Hong Kong226 Posts
Small, but with high DPI any suggestions? | ||
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decafchicken
United States20069 Posts
but really get a salmosa. | ||
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hoborg
United States430 Posts
Almost everyone has reported that the buttons squeak, though, and they do on mine too. My cousin had an extra deathadder that I stole and am now using because I was so sick of hearing that goddamned button squeak | ||
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jeebuzzx
Canada365 Posts
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SnowFantasy
4173 Posts
On June 17 2010 14:24 hoborg wrote: The Salmosa is really small and light, sounds like what you're looking for. Almost everyone has reported that the buttons squeak, though, and they do on mine too. My cousin had an extra deathadder that I stole and am now using because I was so sick of hearing that goddamned button squeak LOL my salmosa button squeaks as well. I don't mind it though. | ||
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semantics
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AbyssV3
United States172 Posts
On June 17 2010 14:24 hoborg wrote: The Salmosa is really small and light, sounds like what you're looking for. Almost everyone has reported that the buttons squeak, though, and they do on mine too. My cousin had an extra deathadder that I stole and am now using because I was so sick of hearing that goddamned button squeak I have one, it squeeked. It's possible to grease it to make it go away, and it's fairly easy if you have any sort of lubricant. The Salmosa and the Krait are very similar - I personally prefer the Krait (I have both, side by side, as I write this). If you're moving away from the Krait, what's your reason - so you make sure you're getting that feature / lack of problem, in the replacement mouse. | ||
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HaruHaru
United States988 Posts
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jimminy_kriket
Canada5520 Posts
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decafchicken
United States20069 Posts
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Trowabarton756
United States870 Posts
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FragKrag
United States11552 Posts
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DefMatrixUltra
Canada1992 Posts
On June 17 2010 14:17 Horangi wrote: im looking for a new gaming mouse, which is similar to the Razer Krait. Small, but with high DPI any suggestions? Many have suggested the Salmosa, and that's a pretty obvious go-to mouse for RTS play. It's cheap, simple, and it works well. However, I think the Abyssus is a bit better, and it's made in exactly the same style as the Salmosa. It doesn't have the button squeak problem, and I find its shape easier to situate my ring and pinky on. This makes the grip feel a lot better for me. Either way, a Salmosa or Abyssus both meet your requirements and also are stellar products. | ||
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FyRe_DragOn
Canada2056 Posts
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T.O.P.
Hong Kong4685 Posts
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gamecrazy
United States421 Posts
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kAra
Germany1387 Posts
On June 17 2010 14:36 jeebuzzx wrote: mx518 | ||
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ShadeR
Australia7535 Posts
GET IT | ||
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sluggaslamoo
Australia4494 Posts
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Zilver
Finland282 Posts
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a176
Canada6688 Posts
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ThePurist
Canada686 Posts
This is just my personal suggestion but I think you might find this advice useful. I've used a lot of mice before and tried a lot of my friends' mice for weeks for personal comparisons. Logitech G1 - 800 DPI - Optical sensor (I prefer optical vs. laser) - Visually understated - The "click" is very assuring/responsive - You can buy for $25-30 - No software needed - On the fly DPI change Logitech G3 - Laser sensor - 2000 DPI - Same size as G1 - Has two side buttons (thumb/pinky) - More aggresive look - Huge teflon feet - Nice "dry" coating on the body/buttons - When I bought it it was priced at $99 - Software is somewhat required for the side buttons - On the fly DPI change The laser vs. optical sensor makes a huge performance difference. For some reason I feel the G1 outperforms the G3 but the overall product goes to the G3. | ||
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Horangi
Hong Kong226 Posts
thanks again for the help! | ||
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ThePurist
Canada686 Posts
Couple weeks ago I got my friend the PC-bang version of the Logitech G1 (it's the silver/grey one) not the Retail version (blue) for his graduation present and he absolutely loved it. I hope you are happy with it if you do decide to get it, it is awesome performance-wise and is somewhat dispensable unlike the higher price point mice. Hope you found my advice useful. | ||
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Misrah
United States1695 Posts
But if your really serious- get a death adder. i have one it rocks! | ||
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