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Splax
Sweden51 Posts
There are no annoying blinking lights, no hard to use scroller that keeps getting stuck or accidentally being pressed and if you're in a dusty environment it won't break down. Have sweaty palms? No reason to be afraid of electrocution anymore, this baby is waterproof. - IP68-certified - 800 DPI - Very ergonomic ![[image loading]](https://www.euronics.lt/media/catalog/product/cache/3/thumbnail/330x330/85e4522595efc69f496374d01ef2bf13/m/s/ms_779_02_134063.jpg) Get it now! | ||
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QuadroX
386 Posts
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QuadroX
386 Posts
On November 25 2017 06:28 Splax wrote: I would recommend the Deltaco MS-779. There are no annoying blinking lights, no hard to use scroller that keeps getting stuck or accidentally being pressed and if you're in a dusty environment it won't break down. Have sweaty palms? No reason to be afraid of electrocution anymore, this baby is waterproof. - IP68-certified - 800 DPI - Very ergonomic Get it now! What size is this mouse? | ||
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jimminy_kriket
Canada5502 Posts
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reG.neaZ
Mexico38 Posts
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ReachTheSky
United States3294 Posts
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castleeMg
Canada761 Posts
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EndingLife
United States1594 Posts
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Splax
Sweden51 Posts
On January 06 2018 05:37 jimminy_kriket wrote: Not sure if you're thinking of actually getting that but he was joking when he posted it. Believe it or not, I actually have this mouse, though I don't really use it for BW. I will when my current one dies though! On January 06 2018 05:09 QuadroX wrote: What size is this mouse? It's 58 × 38 × 104 mm. Weighs 170 grams. Very easy to clean aswell. | ||
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ProMeTheus112
France2027 Posts
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IntoTheEmo
Singapore1169 Posts
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Golgotha
Korea (South)8418 Posts
has anyone tried the skydigital NKEY G007? it's supposedly similar to the zowie mico but has a better sensor. please tell me what you think. thank you. | ||
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SuGo
United States681 Posts
You have to trial and error find one for your comforts. I use the Razer DeathAdder ... I love it. But would I say it's the best? For me. Is it for you? Who knows. You also need slightly larger hands to accommodate. Go test a few at a store like Best Buy where they put them on display (assuming you're American ... if not, find some European equivalent store?) EDIT: Just saw you're from Australia. Do they have any sort of PC/hardware store there? I would think so. You can at least put your hand on the mouse and emulate some clicking etc. | ||
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Eskiya23
Netherlands105 Posts
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Golgotha
Korea (South)8418 Posts
On March 25 2018 23:12 ProtossGG wrote: The truth is, one person's opinion on a good mouse could mean the worst for someone else. You have to trial and error find one for your comforts. I use the Razer DeathAdder ... I love it. But would I say it's the best? For me. Is it for you? Who knows. You also need slightly larger hands to accommodate. Go test a few at a store like Best Buy where they put them on display (assuming you're American ... if not, find some European equivalent store?) EDIT: Just saw you're from Australia. Do they have any sort of PC/hardware store there? I would think so. You can at least put your hand on the mouse and emulate some clicking etc. currently in Thailand and the stuff they have here is pretty limited unless I go to Bangkok. Yeah you are right, it will be different from person to person. But I would still like to hear if anyone tried out this mouse since the zowie mico was so popular among pros. this is supposedly one of the successors. | ||
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Golgotha
Korea (South)8418 Posts
On March 25 2018 23:31 Eskiya23 wrote: Based on your mouse history, you prefer symmetrical smaller mice. I'd reccommend you the Logitec G203 Prodigy, it's the successor of the Optical Mini in a way. yup, currently using a logitech G1. it was good but now I am having problems with it. Sometimes my clicks do not register or it thinks I am double clicking in BW. hoping a different mouse will fix that. | ||
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Ellibereth
United States66 Posts
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funnybananaman
United States830 Posts
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TelecoM
United States10673 Posts
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Navane
Netherlands2748 Posts
Personally i settled with the Logitech B100. Logitech builts durable products, and someone around me had this mouse surplus. Optical, wired, lightweight, two buttons. I tried the B170 because it was wireless and looks cooler. But somehow it didn't have enough space to grip it, and the weight balance felt off. I do see the benefit of wireless because you don't want a stiff wire messing with your subtle mousing. However, the wired mouses are very light, and that makes for effortless mousing, too. | ||
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