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Ilikestarcraft Korea (South)17742 Posts March 20 2010 06:54 GMT #21 I never really thought about it until i read this thread but i guess your grip does matter with what mouse you feel most comfortable with. Like i bought a logitech g1 and honestly not only do i feel i play better with it, since my grip is finger tip i just realized how much i like the texture of the mouse when i use it. It has a very smooth feel to it when i grip it with my finger tips. The most important thing is comfort when you play.

VTArlock United States1763 Posts March 20 2010 07:17 GMT #22 I think now-a-days its closer to around $50 but I LOVE my Logitech mx518 mouse.I've had it for like 5-6 years and it runs like a champ!

EGMachine United States1643 Posts March 20 2010 07:28 GMT #23 SteelSeries Kinzu was developed in close cooperation with professional gamers to set new standards for performance in optical mice. The Gaming Grade image correlation sensor has been optimized to improve stability and eliminate jitter. The CPI settings are based upon those used and recommended by professional gamers. This compact ambidextrous mouse operates with 9375 Frames Per Second at movement speeds of 50 Inches Per Second and supports customizable polling rate (between 125-1000Hz) with as little as 1 millisecond delay between the mouse and the computer. SteelSeries Kinzu is compact, lightweight, optical and is in a league of its own when it comes to reliability and stability. SteelSeries Kinzu Optical highlights: - Ambidextrous lightweight ergonomic finger-tip / palm design - Slip-resistant coating for superior mouse grip and control - Gaming Grade optimizations for pro gaming CPI values - CPI toggle for on-the-fly high & low sensitivity adjustments - Customizable report rate between 125hz-1000hz / 1 ms response time. - 3200 Counts Per Inch - 9375 Frames Per Second - Acceleration on/off toggle via software - 50 Inches Per Second and 20G of acceleration - Low-friction high-performance polyethylene feet I would also at this time like to thank my sponsor SteelSeries™ for providing me with my Kinzu, for I would not be as great without it!

Puosu 7016 Posts March 20 2010 08:00 GMT #24 - Acceleration on/off toggle via software ADDITIONALLY we decided that if you use anything else but 800 dpi we will add random +/- acceleration and skips at high movement speeds just to fuck with your mind! Congratulations! We also wont update our firmwares to fix this. That thing aside the Kinzu is a great piece of hardware for its price, too bad I always have to switch to 800 dpi when playing Quake because otherwise the acceleration bugs are terrrrrrible for flick shots. edit: and LMO has one of the worst sensors of all time so unless SC is everything you do, don't buy it.

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