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Villain7
16 Posts
I'm not the biggest fan of Razer but I would still buy one if I were to get enough recommendations. So if anyone could help me out by narrowing my choices it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Villain.343 P.S. I use a claw grip so I don't really want a mouse that is a rock but I could get used to one that is. | ||
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Barett
Canada454 Posts
I know Day[9] uses a claw grip and LOVED the new Razer SC2 mouse... but idk take it with a grain of salt. | ||
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TekKpriest
308 Posts
Many gamers use an 4-5 old Logitech Mouse, or the Microsoft Intelli. Others use Razer "High"end products etc. It all comes down to you. For Reference i use a Razer Salmosa. | ||
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eMbAh
Denmark40 Posts
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universalwill
United States654 Posts
but of course, as long as the mouse is good quality, the rest is all personal preference. | ||
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Powster
United States650 Posts
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lol.Froste
United States112 Posts
my god. use what you like. there is absolutely no benefit between mouses, it only and ONLY depends on what YOU prefer to use. | ||
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Cha1R
United States221 Posts
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AmstAff
Germany949 Posts
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sicajung
United Kingdom297 Posts
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MLG_logankoester
United States8 Posts
![[image loading]](http://aphnetworks.com/review/logitech_g9/007.JPG) Very happy with my Logitech G9 configured at full weight with the scroll wheel locked. One thing to consider is that the 1.2 patch will allow us to map a mouse button to Push-To-Talk, so while for the most part any mouse will do, it can be handy to have at least one extra button besides the wheel. | ||
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Qweasdzxc
215 Posts
but seriously no one can tell you what the best mouse is. you just have to try them out for yourself. something someone recommend could be a mouse that you would never want to use. the best bet is to continue using whatever mouse you've been using, unless you have a problem with it | ||
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ShangMing
Canada106 Posts
I played against a friend of mine recently who uses a cmstorm brand mouse. It felt extremely comfortable, has removable weights inside it, and adjustable sensitivity with buttons on the mouse. Plus, I believe it goes up to ~5600dpi so you're guaranteed to be safe for the next few years of OS'es that come out. Works well with most games including fps. The only drawback was that the scroll wheel felt really cheap and delicate, as if I pressed too hard it would break. The mouse itself is priced at around $50, and personally I feel its far more comfortable than the Razer ones, and quite a bit cheaper. Also, here's the pics: ![[image loading]](http://images.tweaktown.com/imagebank/news_cmstormmousemats-may2009-02a_full.png) | ||
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Fission
Canada1184 Posts
![[image loading]](http://www.komplettblog.ie/wp-content/uploads/razer-deathadder1.jpg?w=300) Don't forget a good mousepad! The Steelseries qck mousepads go well with the Razer in my opinion: ![[image loading]](http://images.shopping.indiatimes.com/images/product/102606_SNRAMA-301_pbilimage1.jpg) | ||
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headies
United States63 Posts
I use claw grip so this mouse is awesome. Very low profile and has a great weight to it. Doesn't have auto correction and the laser is very accurate, with a good mouse pad (which is needed). No excess buttons, just left, right, and scroll wheel. Has 3 dpi settings that can go to 3500 which is important for SC2 if you play on a high resolution. I really can't find any flaws with this mouse, except for the top of it is made of some kind of material that feels really nice, but picks up every single fingerprint ever. This might bother some, but I couldn't care less. It is an excellent mouse for gaming and that is all that matters to me. If you use claw grip you can't go wrong with the Abyssus. | ||
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Neltar
12 Posts
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TheToast
United States4808 Posts
On December 05 2010 06:09 lol.Froste wrote: there have been so many of these thread my god. use what you like. there is absolutely no benefit between mouses, it only and ONLY depends on what YOU prefer to use. I wish mods would start auto-banning anyone who makes mouse threads. There have been so many, any information a person would want to know is for sure in one of the threads. Like, seriously: http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/search.php?q=best mouse&t=ct&f=-1&u=&gb=date OP, please use search next time. | ||
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k20
United States342 Posts
On December 05 2010 06:34 Fission wrote: I use a Razer Deathadder, it's very comfortable on the hand, durable, and tracks well. Don't forget a good mousepad! The Steelseries qck mousepads go well with the Razer in my opinion: I use this mouse too but the one gripe I have with it is that dirt and dust stick to it like a motherfucker. I have to wipe off the glossy sides a lot and I also do wash my hands. | ||
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attacknme
79 Posts
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EliteReplay
Dominican Republic913 Posts
On December 05 2010 06:34 Fission wrote: I use a Razer Deathadder, it's very comfortable on the hand, durable, and tracks well. Don't forget a good mousepad! The Steelseries qck mousepads go well with the Razer in my opinion: +1 real good combo | ||
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449
United States53 Posts
Also, use the search box. | ||
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Widar
Sweden261 Posts
![[image loading]](http://www.viking-direct.co.uk/pictures/gb/vkg/sk/lg/p58-00019_sk_lg.jpg) It's the best, it has never failed me. | ||
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JustQuitWarcraftIII
United States679 Posts
On December 05 2010 07:01 Widar wrote: Basic Optical Mouse 1.0A It's the best, it has never failed me. Agreed. This mouse has served me well for years. | ||
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Enki
United States2548 Posts
![[image loading]](http://news.cnet.com/i/bto/20091112/abyssus_454x346.jpg) Along with the Steelseries mousepad thats been posted several times, they work amazing together. | ||
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SnowSC2
United States678 Posts
On December 05 2010 07:14 Enki wrote: Razer Abysuss Along with the Steelseries mousepad thats been posted several times, they work amazing together. I use this, perfect for me when it comes to sc2. I have a kabuto mousepad | ||
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Krasso
Denmark74 Posts
![[image loading]](http://www.dodatnaoprema.com/images/2740/misevi_logitech_kompjuter19.jpg) with Roccat Taito ![[image loading]](http://www.gamegear.be/images/roccattaitomousepad.jpg) | ||
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SC2Mist
United States12 Posts
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Ashera
Canada202 Posts
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Grebliv
Iceland800 Posts
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Stoles
Turkey53 Posts
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Black Gun
Germany4482 Posts
On December 05 2010 07:54 Grebliv wrote: Something small and light, sensors hardly matter at all for rts; half the bw pros have some random 10$ mice. it does matter. skipping or massive acceleration are a no-go in any competitive real-time game, no matter if its fps or rts or even something like dota or wow arena. the reason why bw pros use super old mice is that bw is played in a 640x480 resolution where the ordinary 400 dpi of these old mice are sufficient. sc2 on the other hand is usually played in resolutions of at the very least 1280, so that 400 dpi dont cut it anymore. | ||
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TheRPGAddict
United States1403 Posts
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mind1337
France107 Posts
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Kelsin
United States253 Posts
On December 05 2010 06:09 Cha1R wrote: Steel series XAI is my mouse of choice, super comfortable. feels great in game, fast reaction time. Definitely seconded. I love my Xai  | ||
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EliteReplay
Dominican Republic913 Posts
On December 05 2010 07:57 Stoles wrote: Im not using any Mousepad, is it that important? mouse pointer is more smooth and precise. It is also quieter with a mouse pad. No running the mouse over a hard surface. I don't know why people don't use them. I always see people using their mouse only on the desk and the pointer jots everywhere and it's real noisy. | ||
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Draknishar
Sweden1 Post
![[image loading]](http://savasplace.com/content/files/Image/blog_posts/2009/01/razer-mamba-gaming-mouse.jpg) Razer mamba. :D | ||
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MrNuby
Sweden40 Posts
I do recommend you going to a local store and gripping a few different ones there though as I do not know what you feel comfortable with. | ||
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Valestrum
United States246 Posts
On December 05 2010 06:34 Fission wrote: [/img]I use a Razer Deathadder, Same here never had any problems with my Deathadder except for the fact it's a dirt magnet. | ||
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Telcontar
United Kingdom16710 Posts
On December 05 2010 06:22 logankoester wrote: Very happy with my Logitech G9 configured at full weight with the scroll wheel locked. One thing to consider is that the 1.2 patch will allow us to map a mouse button to Push-To-Talk, so while for the most part any mouse will do, it can be handy to have at least one extra button besides the wheel. I've been using the G9x for around 4 months and it is brilliant. There really is nothing bad to say about it except the price. However, if you're willing to shell out some cash on a quality product, i definitely recommend this. | ||
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Ryka
United Kingdom254 Posts
If you really dislike razer maybe the logitech MX518 would be a good choice. Edit: forgot to mention I play with claw grip as well. | ||
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Beneather
Canada451 Posts
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cartofu
Romania16 Posts
On December 05 2010 07:57 Stoles wrote: Im not using any Mousepad, is it that important? Yes, it's as important as the mouse, a good mousepad such as the Steelseries QcK changes the way you percieve movement. I've bought a Cyborg R.A.T. 7, and used it 2 days without a mousepad, it was horrible, but after I paired it with the QcK it just floates, it really improves the precision, the movement, everything basically. ![[image loading]](http://img837.imageshack.us/i/rat7right.png/) | ||
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Aberu
United States968 Posts
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vnlegend
United States1389 Posts
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Piy
Scotland3152 Posts
That's actually getting pretty close to a literal statement. | ||
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Arn
Sweden118 Posts
![[image loading]](http://img573.imageshack.us/img573/6646/img0083z.jpg) Raze DeathAdder. It's perfect, but then again it's the first gaming mouse I bought. But I'm so glad I did, it really improved my ability to use the mouse effectively and comfortably. I'll also attach my personal "mouseholding-preference", as that differs. I'm not a "claw" type of guy. Mouse holding position | ||
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Dagon
Romania264 Posts
On December 05 2010 08:20 cartofu wrote: Yes, it's as important as the mouse, a good mousepad such as the Steelseries QcK changes the way you percieve movement. I've bought a Cyborg R.A.T. 7, and used it 2 days without a mousepad, it was horrible, but after I paired it with the QcK it just floates, it really improves the precision, the movement, everything basically. What the fuck îs that ABOMINATION? P.S. More than meets the eye.. I also have a question. I use a wireless MX1000 laser mouse and i really like that 500 pounds rock.. But a lot of people say that wireless îs bad. Why îs that? Do you REALLY percive the couple nanoseconds of delay because the signal travels with less than 300km/s for a distance of 20 cm? I don't.. | ||
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Endymion
United States3701 Posts
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InfiniteIce
United States794 Posts
a quick search leads to many threads for your perusal..: http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/search.php?q=mouse | ||
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Regstata
United States207 Posts
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shinogi
United Kingdom45 Posts
I have a diamond back and a razer destructor gaming surface (aka a large mouse mat  ) | ||
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majestouch
United States395 Posts
ontopic: i use a logitech g500, feels pretty nice, 3 buttons on side if you wana use em as control grps (if you wana do this gotta edit their function in logitech setpoint) for no point rly. scroll locked ofc, also there you can change sensitivity of mouse on the go (5settings). the feet on the mouse are better than most other logitech mouses. | ||
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majestouch
United States395 Posts
On December 05 2010 08:25 vnlegend wrote: you need all the razor APM technology in order to become good you mean like the keyboard that blinks dif color lights based on your apm? | ||
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Lacunaa
Belgium12 Posts
On December 05 2010 08:31 Dagon wrote: I also have a question. I use a wireless MX1000 laser mouse and i really like that 500 pounds rock.. But a lot of people say that wireless îs bad. Why îs that? Do you REALLY percive the couple nanoseconds of delay because the signal travels with less than 300km/s for a distance of 20 cm? I don't.. I switched from a mx1000 to a Razer Abyssus and the difference is huge imo. I guess the precision is fine but once you get a very light mouse like the Abyssus and get used to it, it feels so much better. It's the same with all these discussions, having a better mouse won't magicly make you better but it can give you a small edge and most importantly make it more enjoyable to play. | ||
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Hatsu
United Kingdom474 Posts
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RiGun
Argentina155 Posts
I've heard the Salmosa was very good but after researching about the mouse I've found that it has movement prediction and I literally hate that, maybe I'll aim for an Abyssus or a Logitech G9x if I can afford one, the Xai seems like a good mouse but I can't find anyplace in my country that has one on display to test, does anyone know if it works with claw grip? I wish Logitech would still make a mouse shaped as the MX300/G1/G3, I can't understand why they discontinued that model, it was really good. | ||
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3clipse
Canada2555 Posts
G500 and MX518 seem similar enough, though. I'll probably move on to one when my G5 dies, if that ever happens. I've had it for an absurdly long time now (4+ years) with zero complaints. | ||
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Baz
United Kingdom289 Posts
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phamou
Canada193 Posts
On December 05 2010 08:20 cartofu wrote: Yes, it's as important as the mouse, a good mousepad such as the Steelseries QcK changes the way you percieve movement. I've bought a Cyborg R.A.T. 7, and used it 2 days without a mousepad, it was horrible, but after I paired it with the QcK it just floates, it really improves the precision, the movement, everything basically. wtf is that? a transformer? lol | ||
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Gigazing
Australia15 Posts
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SirDuke
United States239 Posts
On December 05 2010 06:34 Fission wrote: I use a Razer Deathadder, it's very comfortable on the hand, durable, and tracks well. Don't forget a good mousepad! The Steelseries qck mousepads go well with the Razer in my opinion: Totally Agree. I have the Dethadder, as well as a Steelseries Qck+ and both work amazing for SC2. | ||
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ieatpasta
United States49 Posts
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Silidons
United States2813 Posts
Also, why do you guys need such huge mousepads? I bought a small razer goliathus and it's fine, do you guys really need more than a foot of width to move the mouse around? I barely move the mouse at all, maybe 3 inches left and right max. Why do people get gigantic mousepads? | ||
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uSnAmplified
United States1029 Posts
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Combine
United States812 Posts
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Villain7
16 Posts
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kzn
United States1218 Posts
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Villain7
16 Posts
anyone know where i can get the copperhead or diamondback. those look perfect in shape for me... or any other mouse that are similar? | ||
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Kitani
United States44 Posts
Here are some things to consider when making your purchase: -Weight (A lot of people prefer heavy mice, just preference) -DPI switching (More useful in FPS and general web browsing than RTS, IMO) -Laser vs optical (http://reviews.cnet.com/4520-10166_7-6419059-1.html) -Buttons (You don't need more than 5, if you're using this for RTS and basic web browsing and such) -Shape (Just depends on how you hold the mouse) -Price -Corded (Wireless = batteries, slight delay in reaction time) Go look around Newegg or Tigerdirect, sort by price. I highly doubt there's anything designed specifically for FPS or RTS. The most specialized mouse on the market, IMO is the Razer mouse than has 15 thumb buttons o whatever. It's great for WoW but totally obnoxious for anything else. I tend to play FPS, RTS and MMORPGS, and the Microsoft Sidewinder X5 has been pretty good for me (Sidewinder's been great to me, still can play FPS on a competitive level). After using different mousepads, I haven't felt enough of a difference to justify the purchase of a "gaming" mousepad. The only thing I really look for at this point is the texture. Can't stand the ones that feel all plastic-y. You don't need a giant freakin' mousepad either. That's what DPI switching is for. | ||
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DarthXX
Australia998 Posts
![[image loading]](http://images.bit-tech.net/content_images/2010/08/cm-storm-inferno-review/cm-storm-inferno-2l.jpg) I love it, all the buttons are customisable, pretty standard however you have DPI control and also profile switching (up to 4 different mouse profiles i think) I have one for each race and one for FPS, very nice | ||
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xza
Singapore1600 Posts
On December 05 2010 06:22 logankoester wrote: Very happy with my Logitech G9 configured at full weight with the scroll wheel locked. One thing to consider is that the 1.2 patch will allow us to map a mouse button to Push-To-Talk, so while for the most part any mouse will do, it can be handy to have at least one extra button besides the wheel. I use this and its pretty amazing, compared to my 6 year old $5 HP Ball mouse that I used. The custom grip and removable weights makes it worth ur while. Its kinda expensive but I bought it a $50 from a guy who just used it for 2 months. Pretty good deal I suppose! | ||
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reprise
Canada316 Posts
And I'd also up the QcK, so good. Had the + a long time ago and it was huuuuuuuuuuuuuuuge. | ||
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Mute
United States67 Posts
Mx518 [img]http://www.dodatnaoprema.com/images/2740/misevi_logitech_kompjuter19.jpg[/img] This is the mouse I use also, and it works great for me. Got it for 10 bucks new on ksl. | ||
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Creegz
Canada354 Posts
Also, for a mousepad, I have a Razer Goliathus Control edition. I also have a speed edition, depends on how I feel that day really. | ||
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twotimes
United States22 Posts
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Creegz
Canada354 Posts
On December 05 2010 15:06 twotimes wrote: I also recommend the salmosa with a qck mouse-pad and Qsenn dt-35 keyboard :p That is a good mouse, as far as a keyboard is concerned, I suggest something mechanical like the Steelseries 6G or Razer Black Widow. Mechanical is better because of tactile feedback and the potential to register every single key at once theoretically. | ||
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MaxwelsDemoN
57 Posts
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Sanasante
United States321 Posts
As far as mouse suggestion: MX 518. This mouse lasts longer than the rest I've tried. Spend your money on a good keyboard/mouse pad. Mouse pads last years and as just as important as the mouse. | ||
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RaLakedaimon
United States1564 Posts
On December 05 2010 12:30 SirDuke wrote: Totally Agree. I have the Dethadder, as well as a Steelseries Qck+ and both work amazing for SC2. I've been using this mouse (Razer Deathadder 3.5) since phase 2 of the beta and have had no issues whatsoever with it, I think its a little large but you get used to that fairly quickly. I honestly dont think the mouse ever matters because even InflowMini aka Minigun has said that he uses a 10 dollar mouse even though he has an expensive logitech gaming mouse, I think just make sure its not some old rolling ball mouse and you'll be fine Hope this helps. | ||
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TzTz
Germany511 Posts
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Gingerninja
United Kingdom1339 Posts
Just bought a Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 6000 v2.0. Bit chunky but feels good. Missing my volume controls on my mouse tho  Before the logitech I used an Intellimouse explorer but that was mostly for FPS. Mousepad... well, the one I got free with my WoW:BC SE lol. I don't fancy shelling out money for a mouse pad atm. | ||
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vrok
Sweden2541 Posts
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Legat0
United States318 Posts
On December 05 2010 06:34 Fission wrote: I use a Razer Deathadder, it's very comfortable on the hand, durable, and tracks well. Don't forget a good mousepad! The Steelseries qck mousepads go well with the Razer in my opinion: I have this same setup | ||
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uNtrue_
United States150 Posts
![[image loading]](http://www.logitech.com/assets/15994/15994.png) I used to use the Optical Microsoft mouse seen in an earlier post. G500 is the one I recently got. One thing to note from this change is that the G500 is much heavier and this is without the weights they give you. This created fatigue for sure until I got used to it. I actually have my optical mouse next to me and everytime I touch the optical after using the G500, I always notice a huge difference in weight. Besides that, the more ergonomic-ness of the G500 is nicer and bigger for my hand. I enjoy using the fast scroll wheel for fun. I don't use any of the side buttons except when going back and forth through webpages. This is pretty big for me because I usually did backspace to go back but I don't believe they have a keyboard key for forward. The grip is awesome. The black you see on the sides is a rough surface to help you keep your grip. The top is smooth but you don't grip the top anyway. And every button is easy to click. Gameplay-wise, nothing has changed honestly. If anything, I have become a better player but that is debatable. Btw, anyone know if increasing the weight of your mouse is bad for your hand? I would assume it just makes your hand/wrist stronger but I couldn't find any info on this. | ||
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Baarn
United States2702 Posts
![[image loading]](http://images.bit-tech.net/content_images/2008/09/on-our-desk-13/b9.jpg) Setup for me but I'm switching to R.A.T. 7 soon. ![[image loading]](http://thecoolgadgets.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/Cyborg-RAT-7-pc-gaming-mouse.jpg) | ||
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gonkulator
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Tristy
Norway172 Posts
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Utopianer
Germany19 Posts
for rts and shooter games .... just make sure the mouse fits to your hand and practice with it. no need to buy this and this mouse to get better.... u can use every mouse which is out there... ![[image loading]](http://www.kd-gaming.eu/gws/upload/media/kone.jpg) edit: added the picture | ||
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amanet
Croatia334 Posts
![[image loading]](http://freemarket.kiev.ua/images_goods/Razer/Razer-Krait-USB.jpg) edit: added the picture | ||
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DooMDash
United States1015 Posts
Thinking of the logitech keyboard with the LCD display, and the Razer SCII mouse. | ||
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PaPoolee
Netherlands660 Posts
Right now I'm using the Logitech G5 with a Razer Destructor mouse pad, i recommend the G5 it's such a good mouse!. | ||
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DooMDash
United States1015 Posts
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Liha
26 Posts
On December 05 2010 06:34 Fission wrote: I use a Razer Deathadder, it's very comfortable on the hand, durable, and tracks well. Don't forget a good mousepad! The Steelseries qck mousepads go well with the Razer in my opinion: I'm planning to buy this mouse and pad. Can someone confirm that palm grip works well with this mouse? Ty. | ||
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sawedust
United States506 Posts
On December 10 2010 15:58 Liha wrote: I'm planning to buy this mouse and pad. Can someone confirm that palm grip works well with this mouse? Ty. I recently just upgraded to the Razer DeathAdder and Steelseries QCK combo as well. Amazing feel, the mouse just glides on the pad. I'm not a palm grip user myself (I prefer to claw), but after trying to work with it to get a feel I think that you might like it. It's very comfy and is built with ergonomics in mind. If you've got a Best Buy or other sort of electronic store nearby, your best bet would be to go there and see if you like the fit of the mouse on your hand. The best mice are usually the ones that you feel most comfortable with. For me, the DeathAdder and the QCK make an awesome combination. | ||
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CaiSter
United States29 Posts
![[image loading]](http://static.scan.co.uk/Images/Products/191488-a.jpg) | ||
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Encrypto
United States442 Posts
On December 10 2010 15:58 Liha wrote: I'm planning to buy this mouse and pad. Can someone confirm that palm grip works well with this mouse? Ty. Oh god does palm grip work well with this mouse. I have uber palm grip and needed something to fit that style. This mouse is great for it. | ||
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Faraday
United States553 Posts
I wish I had another new G3... | ||
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Zynxz
Sweden13 Posts
But it all really comes down the personal preferance so just go to a store were they let you test mice and see what you like. I think that its more important that the grip fits you rather than having an extra good sensor. | ||
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Joementum
787 Posts
On December 10 2010 17:03 CaiSter wrote: been going strong with my Logitech MX518 since 2006 This mouse is a pain in the ass to get used to, but pretty good once you do get used to it. I guess me using a notebook mouse for 2 years made it difficult getting used to a full sized mouse. | ||
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diehilde
Germany1596 Posts
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Falcon_NL
Netherlands236 Posts
All the way. i would put my trustfunds on that one. btw another good mouse: ![[image loading]](http://cache-03.gawkerassets.com/assets/images/4/2009/07/steelseriesxai.jpg) | ||
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Cadgers
United States514 Posts
On December 05 2010 06:34 Fission wrote: I use a Razer Deathadder, it's very comfortable on the hand, durable, and tracks well. Don't forget a good mousepad! The Steelseries qck mousepads go well with the Razer in my opinion: I also use this same setup. | ||
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scDeluX
Canada1341 Posts
It's small and light, allow you to move it faster on your pad | ||
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AT_Tack
Germany435 Posts
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mikesaysno
United States85 Posts
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ReaVU
Sweden69 Posts
Lol, nice I've got the exact same setup. Both are really good imo | ||
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Bitters
Canada303 Posts
Lots of people like to rag on razer, but the DeathAdder is honestly one of the best mice I've ever used (I've tried other Razer mice like the Abyssus, Lachesis and Imperator). I prefer it to my old Logitech MX518, hands down. It just has the right mix of ergonomic feel (that isn't too constricting or forces a grip) and an excellent sensor. It stays clean easy unless you're a grimy dude. However, to try out another high end mouse I just bought a Xai Haven't used it enough to determine preference, but I like it upon first impressions. If after a while I feel it doesn't surpass the DeathAdder (which sets a high bar), I'll sell the Xai and buy the new generation DA. | ||
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c_dragon3
22 Posts
![[image loading]](http://img.clubic.com/photo/000000E100075469.jpg) Using the Mx510 by Logitech since 2003. It's a heavier mouse I feel compared to others but that's how I like it . It's also really durable. Still going strong after dropping it and spilling it with drinks. But I'm probably going to get a replacement this holiday (for change's sake). Anyone got recommendations for a medium heavy mouse that's cheap? | ||
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sjschmidt93
United States2518 Posts
On December 11 2010 05:51 c_dragon3 wrote: Using the Mx510 by Logitech since 2003. It's a heavier mouse I feel compared to others but that's how I like it . It's also really durable. Still going strong after dropping it and spilling it with drinks. But I'm probably going to get a replacement this holiday (for change's sake). Anyone got recommendations for a medium heavy mouse that's cheap?Been using this for many years as well. | ||
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insta
216 Posts
I can just recommend it to you, but the deathadder is quite heavy like mx518 - so if you want a light-weight mouse you should try RazerAbyssus or logitech intelli =) kind regards | ||
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dthree
Australia150 Posts
![[image loading]](http://www.esreality.com/files/placeimages/2006/35135-MS%20Wheel%20Mouse%20Optical.jpg) All you will ever need | ||
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AT_Tack
Germany435 Posts
On December 11 2010 07:14 insta wrote: RazerAbyssus or logitech intelli =) this is so wrong | ||
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eXellenty
24 Posts
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OutlaW-
Czech Republic5053 Posts
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Dcamp0308
United States87 Posts
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AT_Tack
Germany435 Posts
On December 13 2010 00:46 Dcamp0308 wrote: Does anyone have any feed back on the Razer Lachesis? well if ur looking for the mouse with the wierdest shape out there, the lachesis is ur mouse. srsly... its all about the shape if you like it the sensor of the mouse is fine. | ||
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lolbolt
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