EPTEDIT: It has 400, 800, 1200, 1600, 2000, 2400, 3200, 4000 dpi steps.
The Ultimate Mouse Thread - Page 147
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Ropid
Germany3557 Posts
EDIT: It has 400, 800, 1200, 1600, 2000, 2400, 3200, 4000 dpi steps. | ||
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iWulfy
United Kingdom3 Posts
Palm 2. What's your sensitivity? 1000-3000 3. What's your maximum budget? Any 4. Do you want additional buttons? Not really needed. 5. What games do you play? DoTA 2, LoL, FPS. 6. Do you mind angle snapping? Yes. 7. Other relevant information: Basically looking for a new mouse because I have bought several razer mice all of which have died on me. I seem to have issues with mice that have a-lot of flashy extras and so I want to return to a simple functional mouse. I haven't really got big hands but extremely long fingers so for example when using the old Razer deathadder, my pinky finger would be dragging against the mouse mat. I've been looking at the Feenix Nascita as it's size and shape appeal to me but I hear there is problems lifting the mouse and I'm not sure if it is overhyped or not. Any help would be great =p <3 | ||
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Cyro
United Kingdom20345 Posts
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Ropid
Germany3557 Posts
You should look at the Steelseries Rival. I hope it's built more sturdy than Razer Deathadder, not just feels like that. A lot of people swear by the Logitech G400s shape which Logitech did not change for over ten years, so maybe take a good look at that one as well. | ||
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iWulfy
United Kingdom3 Posts
Thanks for the suggestions. One first note the Steelseries Rival looks a little plastic-y to me. Can anyone comment on it's build quality firsthand? | ||
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wptlzkwjd
Canada1240 Posts
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iWulfy
United Kingdom3 Posts
On December 30 2013 14:51 wptlzkwjd wrote: You could try Logitech G400S or G500S to suit your grip style. They make really solid computer mice. If you like wireless, the G602 is a great choice due to its really long battery life and 500Hz response time. Hey thanks. I took a quick look at them both and found one to be optical and the other to be laser. I'm pretty clueless but is there a major difference? | ||
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Jswizzy
United States791 Posts
On December 30 2013 15:34 iWulfy wrote: Hey thanks. I took a quick look at them both and found one to be optical and the other to be laser. I'm pretty clueless but is there a major difference? Optical is cheaper, doesn't have the ability to adjust DPI other than a two or three factory defualts, and doesn't have the tracking issues inherent in laser sensors such as prediction. They also track better on cloth mouse pads. the ADNS-9500 and ADNS-9800 both have a small amount of positive acceleration at very high movement speeds. Some even have jitter. Opticals, on the other hand, tend to be unable to handle higher hand movement speeds that very low sensitivity gamers may use, but when working properly will track nearly perfect 1:1 within about 0.5%. All of that is MUCH more important than the CPI (counts per inch, the proper term instead of DPI) a sensor is capable of. http://www.overclock.net/t/951894/the-truthful-mouse-guide http://www.overclock.net/t/1251156/an-overview-of-mouse-technology | ||
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Thalandros
Netherlands1151 Posts
Claw 2. What's your sensitivity? 1200-1500 3. What's your maximum budget? N/A 4. Do you want additional buttons? No. 5. What games do you play? StarCraft II is what I will buy it for. 6. Do you mind angle snapping? Yes. 7. Other relevant information: I've been using a Sensei for ~2 years now and it's working fine (except for that little bit of acceleration), but I guess I'm wondering what similar mouse I can buy with less accel? I'm so used to this mouse I don't really know if the acceleration on this mouse is very much above average. (It definately feels like that sometimes..  ) I was looking specifically at a Razer Taipan/Deathadder, but I'm not sure. Any suggestions or is the sensei laser fine? | ||
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Jswizzy
United States791 Posts
On December 30 2013 20:46 Thalandros wrote: 1. What's your grip style? Claw 2. What's your sensitivity? 1200-1500 3. What's your maximum budget? N/A 4. Do you want additional buttons? No. 5. What games do you play? StarCraft II is what I will buy it for. 6. Do you mind angle snapping? Yes. 7. Other relevant information: I've been using a Sensei for ~2 years now and it's working fine (except for that little bit of acceleration), but I guess I'm wondering what similar mouse I can buy with less accel? I'm so used to this mouse I don't really know if the acceleration on this mouse is very much above average. (It definately feels like that sometimes.. ) I was looking specifically at a Razer Taipan/Deathadder, but I'm not sure. Any suggestions or is the sensei laser fine? The deathadder is the only razer mouse that is not shit IMO. If you want something similar to the Sensei in feel but with a better sensor go for the zowie am. | ||
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Thalandros
Netherlands1151 Posts
On December 31 2013 09:37 Jswizzy wrote: The deathadder is the only razer mouse that is not shit IMO. If you want something similar to the Sensei in feel but with a better sensor go for the zowie am. Is it safe to say that the Sensei laser is actually capable of affecting performance negatively with the amount of accel it has? | ||
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Jswizzy
United States791 Posts
On December 31 2013 10:08 Thalandros wrote: Is it safe to say that the Sensei laser is actually capable of affecting performance negatively with the amount of accel it has? Do some experiments. Open up paint and try and draw some straight lines and such to see how much real control you have over the sensor. | ||
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kaykaykay
Singapore637 Posts
Is there a way to deal with it? Has the problem got to do with my laptop or my mouse? | ||
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LaNague
Germany9118 Posts
On December 31 2013 10:08 Thalandros wrote: Is it safe to say that the Sensei laser is actually capable of affecting performance negatively with the amount of accel it has? i really dont understand this, i have the sensei for a long time now and to me it feels like it is translating my movements 1:1 to the pointer. the only issue i found is that its unusable at higher dpi on the steelseries cloth pad since the random 1- pixel jitters on low sensitivity become 4-10 pixels. | ||
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Thalandros
Netherlands1151 Posts
On December 31 2013 10:30 Jswizzy wrote: Do some experiments. Open up paint and try and draw some straight lines and such to see how much real control you have over the sensor. Not really sure what to compare them to. Should I draw quickly or slowly? And can't it always be a little bit of my own fault if I draw not exactly precise and straight? | ||
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Jswizzy
United States791 Posts
On January 01 2014 02:16 Thalandros wrote: + Show Spoiler + On December 31 2013 10:30 Jswizzy wrote: Do some experiments. Open up paint and try and draw some straight lines and such to see how much real control you have over the sensor. Not really sure what to compare them to. Should I draw quickly or slowly? And can't it always be a little bit of my own fault if I draw not exactly precise and straight? Draw some lines of the same size at different speeds. You should be able to tell if there is acceleration if you have problems stopping your movement at higher speeds. | ||
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llIH
Norway2147 Posts
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napalmion
Poland96 Posts
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Esoterikk
Canada1256 Posts
Sensors mean very little in the end on a mouse if the shape is comfortable to you, a good shape will outweigh the minor sensor problems in most gaming mice. hey guys I have Steelseries XAI and have been extremely happy with it, precision is great and I love almost everything about it, problem is clicking buttons degenerated and sometimes they register double click and other wierd stuff so I have to change, one thing I want to improve on is silent clicks, it really bothers me to hear loud mouse click are you aware of any good similar mouse that has that silent or non existent click sound? is there anything better than Steelseries XAI? thanks! The Xai uses Omrons I think which are the most quiet decent switches you can find. Honestly a decent upgrade to the Xai would be a g100, zowie FK, Kana v2, abyssus but as far as the actual switches I think Xai will likely be as loud as any other omron switch, TTC (Kana) are even louder and the Huanos (FK) are in between. | ||
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Jswizzy
United States791 Posts
On January 02 2014 12:13 napalmion wrote: hey guys I have Steelseries XAI and have been extremely happy with it, precision is great and I love almost everything about it, problem is clicking buttons degenerated and sometimes they register double click and other wierd stuff so I have to change, one thing I want to improve on is silent clicks, it really bothers me to hear loud mouse click are you aware of any good similar mouse that has that silent or non existent click sound? is there anything better than Steelseries XAI? thanks! Zowie AM is very similar and well recommended. I haven't tried it but everything I've read says Zowie is a better brand than steel series. | ||
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