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outscar
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Sogetsu
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whylessness
United States376 Posts
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BluemoonSC
SoCal8910 Posts
On February 16 2023 02:42 outscar wrote: So I wasn't following SC2 too much lately but when watched IEM I saw so many pros using wireless mouse (Reynor, TIME, Maru etc.). Last time I checked everyone and their mom were using wired mouse with bungee. I remember everyone were against wireless because what you gonna do if suddenly battery dies or connection lost? When this started to become a thing? When wireless mice switched from bluetooth to wifi. Once that happened delay and connection became way less of an issue. Wireless is so much nicer to play with IMO. | ||
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Blargh
United States2103 Posts
If anyone is interested, you can get the Logitech Wireless Pro for $50 if you don't mind the blue League of Legends branding. I think it's very much worth the $50 personally. The normal black and white colors usually still go for $75+, so a pretty hefty discount on the blue ones! You don't realize how nice it is until your cable is gone and you're like, "wow that sure was annoying". | ||
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OmniSkeptic
Canada70 Posts
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Waxangel
United States33388 Posts
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BluemoonSC
SoCal8910 Posts
On February 16 2023 04:40 Waxangel wrote: Is there some super nerdy FPS-gamer spreadsheet that has the click actuation stats for gaming mice? I gave myself a wrist injury when I changed to a mouse that had just slightly too heavy clicks once Reddit pointed me to this google doc. Subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/MouseReview/ | ||
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renaissanceMAN
United States1840 Posts
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kaby
Russian Federation195 Posts
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CursOr
United States6335 Posts
for example, the Logitech "LightSpeed" technology is claiming just this. Here is a good reddit thread I found about some test results. https://www.reddit.com/r/MouseReview/comments/99qq4a/about_that_1ms_lightspeed_wireless_technology/ | ||
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Waxangel
United States33388 Posts
On February 17 2023 05:17 BluemoonSC wrote: Reddit pointed me to this google doc. Subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/MouseReview/ damn there's really a spreadsheet for everything gotta make sure to check that I'm getting light-press switches if I ever go shopping for new mice | ||
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SHODAN
United Kingdom1107 Posts
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phodacbiet
United States1740 Posts
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washikie
United States752 Posts
IMO your playing surface and the mouses friction coefficient impact this way more. I think that if you have a playing surface your comfortable with, then a lot of it just comes down to grip and feel preference. I still prefer wired mice though, maybe I'm just used to it. I use a razer naga (i think this is still Lambos go to mouse, but maybe not anymore). Not so much for the buttons but the finger grip on the right. I have always found that using a claw grip on mice is uncomfortable for long gaming sessions, but it can be harder to get precise control with a palm grip, the finger grip solved this problem for me since I can squeez the mouse between my fingers and my thumb without needing to contract my joints for long periods of time. it also feels like your pointing at something which I like. | ||
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geokilla
Canada8240 Posts
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NotJumperer
United States1371 Posts
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Harris1st
Germany6929 Posts
Compiling a small list for my sake: Razer DeathAdder V2 X Hyperspeed 60 € Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro 155 € Logitech G Pro Wireless 95 € Logitech G305 45 € Logitech G Superlight Pro x 115 € Mousepad Steelseries QcK Edge (with stiched edges) | ||
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Dav1oN
Ukraine3164 Posts
I've started to use Mamba Wireless like a year ago, happy with it for gaming and casual purposes, and you can happily play FPS/RTS We prolly haven't noticed how the quality of the wireless devices raised significantly in last years | ||
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Akio
Finland1838 Posts
On February 17 2023 19:58 Jumperer wrote: No, ball mouse is still better. This is what I use ![[image loading]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/22/3-Tasten-Maus_Microsoft.jpg) Absolutely. All these kids and their wireless devices, how many OSLs and MSLs have been won with a wireless mouse? Yeah didn't think so | ||
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Haighstrom
United Kingdom199 Posts
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BluemoonSC
SoCal8910 Posts
On February 17 2023 08:13 SHODAN wrote: mouse bungees SUCK. why did pros ever use them in the first place? you get way higher resistance from a mouse bungee than if you just let the cable curl up loosey goosey on your desk (assuming the cable is long enough). I saw hero with the wireless superlight pro and ended up buying one. charges from 0 to 100% in 5 minutes. it's so sexy. worth the money imo I think mouse bungees were more so used for wires that slipped off the back of your desk and providing consistent weight and resistance. But also cables were typically in that really heavy plastic tubing. These days you kids get fancy braided cables which are 10x lighter. | ||
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QuiL
Germany9 Posts
On February 18 2023 02:33 BluemoonSC wrote: I think mouse bungees were more so used for wires that slipped off the back of your desk and providing consistent weight and resistance. Thats how ive been using it. Even tho watching Dark's Player Cam at IEM was a shocker. His Bungee was going ham like it was a rod with a big fish pulling on it. Btw is there any info on what wireless the players use most often? Is it just the G Pro or are there alternative mice? | ||
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BluemoonSC
SoCal8910 Posts
On February 18 2023 04:30 QuiL wrote: Thats how ive been using it. Even tho watching Dark's Player Cam at IEM was a shocker. His Bungee was going ham like it was a rod with a big fish pulling on it. Btw is there any info on what wireless the players use most often? Is it just the G Pro or are there alternative mice? G Pro wireless is a popular choice, but there was a zowie wireless that came out recently and I know cs players love their zowie mice. I recently got the Razer Basilisk after being a GPro user for a few years and am enjoying how it fits in my hand a little bit better than the gpro, but I've always felt like Razer mice were "made" for my hands. | ||
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outscar
2832 Posts
On February 17 2023 20:32 Akio wrote: Absolutely. All these kids and their wireless devices, how many OSLs and MSLs have been won with a wireless mouse? Yeah didn't think so You forgot WCG. It takes balls to win those tournaments! | ||
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SamirDuran
Philippines894 Posts
On February 18 2023 04:30 QuiL wrote: Thats how ive been using it. Even tho watching Dark's Player Cam at IEM was a shocker. His Bungee was going ham like it was a rod with a big fish pulling on it. Btw is there any info on what wireless the players use most often? Is it just the G Pro or are there alternative mice? Majority are using either a Razer Viper V2 Pro or Logitech Pro X Superlight. BTW if you want to know more about Wireless Mouse check out UpATree's stream and ask him there. He has like a dozen of mice coming from different gaming peripheral company and known to suggest and recommend mice for different SC2 pros | ||
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SHODAN
United Kingdom1107 Posts
On February 18 2023 02:33 BluemoonSC wrote: I think mouse bungees were more so used for wires that slipped off the back of your desk and providing consistent weight and resistance. But also cables were typically in that really heavy plastic tubing. These days you kids get fancy braided cables which are 10x lighter. ahhh I guess it made more sense in the 90s with those heavy thick cables | ||
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SHODAN
United Kingdom1107 Posts
On February 17 2023 20:01 Harris1st wrote: Damn this is a thing now? I think I'm gonna jump right on that train. Any suggestions for decent mousepads to go with it? Compiling a small list for my sake: Razer DeathAdder V2 X Hyperspeed 60 € Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro 155 € Logitech G Pro Wireless 95 € Logitech G305 45 € I think you can get a special mousepad with the wireless dongle built into it, like the one Maru used in IEM (POWERPLAY charging system?), that also charges your mouse without ever having to worry about it. I just use a normal large mousepad and the separate wireless dongle coiled up on my desk. if you have the budget for a V3 Pro, add the Superlight Pro X to your list also. seems to be the most popular wireless mouse with the sc2 pros. it is an excellent mouse, though mine came with a busted middle-mouse wheel. not sure if I just got unlucky, or if it's a QA issue, bad batch, or whatever, but no issues with the replacement. it is a joy to play with. I recommend a SteelSeries QcK Edge with the stitched edges. the stitched edges are a MUST because unstitched edges fray out and become warped over time. the large-sized one is really nice. those SteelSeries pads have been around for a long time. tried and tested! had the same mousepad when wings of liberty launched and have only replaced it once (again, make sure you get one with stitched edges!). you can wet clean it over and over using soapy water and it won't damage. ![[image loading]](https://media.steelseriescdn.com/thumbs/filer_public/bb/e3/bbe3f035-6779-48f7-9dcf-2cf1f60efe43/qck-edge_gallery_l.jpg__1920x1920_q100_crop-fit_optimize_subsampling-2.jpg) | ||
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Kitai
United States873 Posts
Weird as it sounds, the best wireless mice have surpassed the best wired mice for gaming performance. | ||
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asadash455
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