EPT[Poll] Best Mouse? - Page 8
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Jlab
United States217 Posts
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Vynakros
Slovenia63 Posts
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Gridlock
United Kingdom517 Posts
On March 29 2010 23:38 Day[9] wrote: Although razer products are REALLY amazing, the diamondback causes carpal tunnel. I'd go with some of their newer models for the shape. Is it purely the mouse or also uber long gaming sessions that would get you CT with any mouse?  | ||
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NeVeR
1352 Posts
razer krait for sc2 | ||
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[Silverflame]
Germany640 Posts
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Jlab
United States217 Posts
On April 03 2010 02:24 Vynakros wrote: Just bought a Razer Lachesis, and I'm really satisfied with the feel of the mouse. I'd like to know one thing though - do you guys use any special mouse pads and, if you own one, do you consider it a waste of money or a good buy i.e. the 50€ Razer mouse pads? I'm currently using my mouse on a wooden surface, which has the typically marbled woody look to it, and I see my cursor skip from time to time. Is that due to the marbled surface or is that a hardware flaw? My guess (educated guess) would be that its the wooden surface. Personally i have a cloth mousepad and i don't think its bad at all. Many people have the Exactmat (my friend has one) but i don't know that it matters too much. | ||
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danbel1005
United States1319 Posts
 ![[image loading]](http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_xQlV_3o2inQ/SBR91Bj45uI/AAAAAAAAAcw/sFFBYdmoWMs/s400/Razer%2BLachesis.jpg) | ||
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Vynakros
Slovenia63 Posts
On April 03 2010 05:16 Jlab wrote: My guess (educated guess) would be that its the wooden surface. Personally i have a cloth mousepad and i don't think its bad at all. Many people have the Exactmat (my friend has one) but i don't know that it matters too much. Thanks for the feedback! I'll test it out and see how it performs. | ||
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Perseverance
Japan2800 Posts
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abrasion
Australia722 Posts
On March 30 2010 15:22 ShadowDrgn wrote: I used an MX510 for nearly 10 years and thought it was the best mouse ever. The thing is so old you can barely recognize the Logitech logo, and the paint has peeled off in multiple places. I picked up a Salmosa for $20 on a whim last year, and I absolutely love it. So much so that I can't believe I used an MX510 for an entire decade without ever trying out new mice. The MX510 is just so bulky and cumbersome in comparison. If you think your MX518 is a super awesome gaming mouse, it might be because you don't know any better. This is very true. The Salmosa is a breath of fresh air for fingertip gamers with short fingers. I railed on Razer heavily and angrily across the internets about 2 years ago when I purchased the copperhead because it's for fingertip gamers! only to find the thing was far far too goddamned long, it's a huge mouse due to it's length :/ The Salmosa regular (haven't tried mini) is amazing for someone with small hands and who is a fingertip gamer. Conssidering I have such small hands, it would've been better if I was a palmer but that's just how it is, I need a very small mouse. MX518 is bad in my opinion. What I do need though is a small mouse with many buttons for FPS games, I currently have this. http://images.google.com/images?q=microsoft intellimouse optical -explorer symmetrical&hl=en but I'd like something more modern, possibly even smaller and with another button on the left for my thumb. (I've been considering the Xai but goddamn it's expensive) | ||
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s.a.y
Croatia3840 Posts
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Fosh
Sweden117 Posts
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emucxg
Finland4559 Posts
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cognizantfire
Hong Kong77 Posts
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Puosu
7086 Posts
On April 05 2010 22:13 cognizantfire wrote: I'm using the Logitech Mini Optical Plus, it's an updated version of the Logitech Mini Optical. It's amazing, with higher DPI and super smooth control. It's in no way connected to the LMO known to SC players, its just smaller so its "mini plus". The shape is pretty terrible when I used it a few years ago and afaik. it does have 400 dpi and just as terrible sensor as the LMO. | ||
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KrAzYfoOL
Australia3037 Posts
On April 05 2010 22:17 Puosu wrote: It's in no way connected to the LMO known to SC players, its just smaller so its "mini plus". The shape is pretty terrible when I used it a few years ago and afaik. it does have 400 dpi and just as terrible sensor as the LMO. It has 800 dpi | ||
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aiyeeta
United States199 Posts
I loved the Intellimouse 3.0, and I loved it a lot. Unfortunately, they saw fit to make the 4.0 and drop the 3.0. I died a little inside. I used that mouse until the day it died and still keep it's corpse within arm's reach of my computer, just so I never forget it's gaming glory. MX518 was my next mouse of choice, and I've been recommending that mouse ever since. It has a really comfortable grip due to it's surprisingly large size. My only complaint ever was button number 8 sitting too far back behind the scroll wheel, I never used it. The Razer products seem to be designed to fit different hand gripping styles, and always bothered my hand a bit, especially the way they prefer "dead space" between parts of your hand and the mouse. I use a more resting position on my mice, so I prefer a mouse designed for such. Though, I have to admit, the Naga has a whole crap top of buttons on the side. I like buttons, a lot. So I scooped up the shiny for my current rig, but still keep my MX518 on standby. BTW, the Naga is too small... I expected a 17 button mouse not to leave half my hand off the back. Gives it a nice pivot point, but stresses my arm a bit because of it.  | ||
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RamenStyle
United States1929 Posts
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Ursad0n
United States523 Posts
On April 05 2010 22:36 RamenStyle wrote: I voted mini optical. Shame it is out of production and so hard to find any stock of it these days. Target.com or amazon.com those are the best and easiest places to find LMO | ||
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JSH
United States4109 Posts
![[image loading]](http://di1.shopping.com/images1/pi/a4/79/23/20302327-149x149-0-0_Belkin+MiniScroller+F8E882+OPT.jpg) only image I could fine lol On serious note I want to try the logitech mini optical | ||
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