EPTThe Ultimate Mouse Thread - Page 146
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Ropid
Germany3557 Posts
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felisconcolori
United States6168 Posts
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EdenPLusDucky
571 Posts
fingerclaw 2. What's your sensitivity? 800-1200 dpi with windows slider 6/10 3. What's your maximum budget? 50 dollars 4. Do you want additional buttons? no, just 2+middle mouse button 5. What games do you play? starcraft 2, age of empires 2 6. Do you mind angle snapping? yes, its terrible 7. Other relevant information: I have been using a razer abyssus for 1 year and want a mouse similar to it but with lower dpi options. I'm aware that I can use drivers to adjust the dpi but the razer drivers cause a lot of problems on my pc so I've been running driverless since I bought the mouse. The 450 dpi option on the abyssus is too low and the 1800 dpi option is too high for me. | ||
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Ropid
Germany3557 Posts
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wptlzkwjd
Canada1240 Posts
On December 19 2013 07:33 EdenPLusDucky wrote: 1. What's your grip style? fingerclaw 2. What's your sensitivity? 800-1200 dpi with windows slider 6/10 3. What's your maximum budget? 50 dollars 4. Do you want additional buttons? no, just 2+middle mouse button 5. What games do you play? starcraft 2, age of empires 2 6. Do you mind angle snapping? yes, its terrible 7. Other relevant information: I have been using a razer abyssus for 1 year and want a mouse similar to it but with lower dpi options. I'm aware that I can use drivers to adjust the dpi but the razer drivers cause a lot of problems on my pc so I've been running driverless since I bought the mouse. The 450 dpi option on the abyssus is too low and the 1800 dpi option is too high for me. You can try the Zowie MiCO. It has on-the-fly 400,800, and 1600 DPI changes. Costs around $30-40 USD and looks like a regular mouse. It is kind of small though. | ||
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Cyro
United Kingdom20318 Posts
On December 19 2013 05:53 felisconcolori wrote: Have the Razer Synapse 2.0 cloud crap drivers stabilized in a good place yet? Last time I used Razer drivers on my Deathadder 3.5G, the mouse cursor looked like it had Parkinson's while motionless no matter what sensitivity I set it to... I think there's little reason to move past the regular drivers on the 3.5g unless you specifically want some feature/s on the synapse ones. Dunno if they work very well yet, maybe | ||
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Saumure
France404 Posts
my mouse is broken. The left click does not work properly anymore. It is a copperhead which I bought 5 or 6 years ago. I was really happy with it and became used to its buttons on the left for my thumb. + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://wccftech.com/images/reviews/hardware/peripherals/razer_coperhead/copperhead_4.jpg) So I am looking for a mouse similar to this one. I thought of buying a Razer Deathadder, this one also has the two buttons on the left. Any opinion?  | ||
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wptlzkwjd
Canada1240 Posts
On December 21 2013 07:56 Saumure wrote: Hi guys, my mouse is broken. The left click does not work properly anymore. It is a copperhead which I bought 5 or 6 years ago. I was really happy with it and became used to its buttons on the right for my thumb. + Show Spoiler + So I am looking for a mouse similar to this one. I thought of buying a Razer Deathadder, this one also has the two buttons on the left. Any opinion? Are you left-handed? You said you used the buttons on the right of the copperhead for your thumb? | ||
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Saumure
France404 Posts
On December 21 2013 08:23 wptlzkwjd wrote: Are you left-handed? You said you used the buttons on the right of the copperhead for your thumb? haha sorry I tought of my right hand and somehow wrote it wrong. I am right handed and meant the buttons on the left side of the mouse of course | ||
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wptlzkwjd
Canada1240 Posts
On December 21 2013 08:36 Saumure wrote: haha sorry I tought of my right hand and somehow wrote it wrong. I am right handed and meant the buttons on the left side of the mouse of course Oh okay, xD. Yeah I was gonna say that they make a left-handed Deathadder too. I used to Copperhead too but the sensor started flipping out for some reason and it didn't matter what type of surface I used. I switched to a Zowie MiCO which is a fairly expensive mouse for something that doesn't have any extra buttons or features but it's been good to me and pretty solidly built. If you like the copperhead, you could try Razer's Taipan which is pretty similar in design and has those buttons on the side like you were talking about. It is pretty expensive though. Or there's the Razer Tron mouse. | ||
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insitelol
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TwilightRain
Germany351 Posts
On December 21 2013 18:08 insitelol wrote: It's such a pity that there are NO small mice in production so i got to stick with a4tech staff for my entire life. There a tons of ppl with smaller hands who have to use that enourmous razer mice, most of them don't even realize they r limiting their precision so much. I just don't get it. Maybe take a look at Zowie Mico or Roccat Pyra. Those are about the smallest gaming mice that you can find at 9,8*5,8 cm . Steelseries Kinzu is longer but even more narrow. Razer Abyssus and Logitech g100s are a tad bigger, but still considered small mice. | ||
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Esoterikk
Canada1256 Posts
On December 21 2013 18:08 insitelol wrote: It's such a pity that there are NO small mice in production so i got to stick with a4tech staff for my entire life. There a tons of ppl with smaller hands who have to use that enourmous razer mice, most of them don't even realize they r limiting their precision so much. I just don't get it. Mico, G100, Kana V2, Kone pure optical, Zowie FK, Razer abysus All very small mice @ above poster with copperhead, look into g100, very similar. | ||
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wptlzkwjd
Canada1240 Posts
On December 21 2013 18:25 TwilightRain wrote: Maybe take a look at Zowie Mico or Roccat Pyra. Those are about the smallest gaming mice that you can find at 9,8*5,8 cm . Steelseries Kinzu is longer but even more narrow. Razer Abyssus and Logitech g100s are a tad bigger, but still considered small mice. The Pyra is tiny. The Razer Orochi is of similar size too. | ||
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Spec
Taiwan931 Posts
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Cyro
United Kingdom20318 Posts
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Spec
Taiwan931 Posts
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Celeritas
Australia52 Posts
I think the best advice I can give someone shopping for a new mouse is this: identify what your grip type is, and buy a mouse designed for that grip. I was previously using a Steelseries Sensei RAW, and while it is still a pretty good mouse, trying to uses a fingertip grip with it never quite felt right. | ||
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spscannon
146 Posts
palm 2. What's your sensitivity? 1600 dpi 3. What's your maximum budget? 50 dollars 4. Do you want additional buttons? 2 additional ones on the right would be preferred 5. What games do you play? dota 2, fps 6. Do you mind angle snapping? yes 7. Other relevant information: I'm using a Sensei Raw atm, but need one for my laptop (doesn't register the sensei raw engine so not programmable). So I'm looking for a mouse that can be sturdy for extensive travel, works with windows 8.1 (sucks i know), and is decently priced). I ended up getting a g400s. Should that hold up to extensive travel and use for 1-2 years or should I consider getting another mouse? | ||
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LaNague
Germany9118 Posts
I use i guess finger grip, i have a steelseries sensei, but it feels to long and i cant seem to place my ring finger properly. Im rather low at around 1400 dpi and i would prefer a mouse that can track properly on a cloth pad, i like them more. I dont need any buttons, in fact, i hate the sensei side buttons, they are in the way. its not like the sensei is bad, but i feel like i can do better with another mouse. MY city doesnt have any store that lets me try mice out -.- The storm spawn looks good, too bad amazon de or co.uk doesnt seem to have it. | ||
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