EPTChoosing a razer mouse. - Page 2
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Kashll
United States1117 Posts
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OutlaW-
Czech Republic5053 Posts
I have had my diamondback 3g for about 3 years now, still very smooth but I am thinking of upgrading as well. Might try the deathadder and the other mice and see how they feel, that's the most important thing | ||
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Treva
United States533 Posts
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mardi
United States1164 Posts
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Siretu
151 Posts
When, I first got it, the first thing I noticed was that it was too small for my hand. My hands are quite big and I was uncomfortable with that mouse. Since then, I've gotten a bit used to it but I still prefer a larger mouse with a palm grip instead of a fingertip grip. I think I might go for the deathadder. As someone mentioned in this thread, is it too heavy for a game like Starcraft? Edit: Either a deathadder or a mamba. | ||
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Entropic
Canada2837 Posts
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Dooba
Croatia588 Posts
Just make sure you try the mouse out before you actually buy so that it fits you nicely. Doubt you can go wrong with a razer mouse. | ||
Jibba
United States22883 Posts
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kaleidoscope
Singapore2887 Posts
though personally i've used salmosa and i prefer salmosa, but for mirror edition of abyss can really preserve it's looks and everything.. it's not like my salmosa that literally looked like a "rotten" mouse.. yes, rotten.. | ||
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Siretu
151 Posts
On October 10 2010 13:05 Jibba wrote: Mamba is not a good mouse. Don't bother with any of their laser mice, just get a DA. What's so bad about the mamba? I think I'd prefer a mouse without a cord. | ||
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.kaz
1963 Posts
Almost have to buy it with a nickname like that But for real, its sexy, thin, pretty light weight, and wicked fast tons of dpi / sens settings to play around with to get the right feeling for you, probably about a hundred combo's to choose from, and then you have in game sensitivity to change to fit in with that, so you can really really customize the speed, dpi, and accuracy of the mouse. I also suggest gettign an exactmat, as it has "speed" and "control" surfaces so you can even further customize Ive had my set for about a year now and i dont ever want to go back to a normal mouse That being said, the mouse is for claw grip, it is a very small mouse compared to most bigger, flatter mice, and it takes some use to get used to the buttons on the side and on the fly sens changes, but as with any mouse to a certain degree, its how you use it and personal preference, not the specs and stats. Also, a lot of people would agree that razer mice are like alienware computers, in the sense that they are overpriced and just a brand name, and there are better, cheaper mice available that can do the job just as good if not better, but dont have shiny green or blue lights. Goodluck in your choice! | ||
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TheAngelofDeath
United States2033 Posts
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PaPoolee
United Arab Emirates660 Posts
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Kinky
United States4126 Posts
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