Mouse without rubber coating - Page 3

junemermaid

United States981 Posts

July 10 2010 15:05 GMT

#41

The Copperhead & Diamondback (Razer) have rubber buttons, but the actual hand-rest is plastic.

I'm currently using a death adder, and the hand-rest isn't plastic. It honestly feels like a small rubber coat on the top. I'll try finding information on it.

EDIT:
http://www.amazon.com/Razer-DeathAdder-Gaming-Mouse-Left/dp/B003BIFI6E

According to Amazon, it has a rubber coating on the top. The sides are still plastic, though. Hope that helps

Dekoth

United States527 Posts

July 10 2010 15:13 GMT

#42

On July 10 2010 23:57 SichuanPanda wrote:
People REALLY need to stop recommending Logitech mice to this guy, they are all very small compared to most mice (and great for their intended market that is average computer users, and light-medium gamers), and he would have to place his entire palm over any Logitech mouse to hold it properly as a result 'finger-tip mouse' as someone said is not the case. You still have to rest your palm somewhere, and for the OPs case resting it on the mouse is NOT an option.

There is so much FUD in this post it is almost comical. Seriously, the guy asked for good information of a serious condition. Don't go around posting bs like this in the future, thanks.

EliteAzn

United States661 Posts

July 10 2010 15:16 GMT

#43

On July 10 2010 22:37 Kiburn wrote:

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knees week arms are heavy

There's vomit on his sweater already, mom's spaghetti

Back to the real story....um, this is pretty interesting. I don't know about the mouse with the vents..that may just spread the sweat everywhere else, OR even get in there (somehow). I believe the glove idea is your best bet (and most convenient).

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