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Esoterikk
Canada1256 Posts
I really just need a non ambidextrous mouse that has clear finger rests for the right side like the 518 did. I like a full palm grip and the sensei just doesn't provide that. *edit* http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Optical-Gaming-High-Precision-910-002277/dp/B0055QZ216/ref=dp_ob_title_ce Just realized that is the same shape as a mx 518, very interesting. | ||
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mardi
United States1164 Posts
On May 28 2012 12:43 Esoterikk wrote: Would anyone recommend a Deathadder? I am currently using a sensei and to be honest after about 5 months I can't get used to the grip on this mouse, I used a mx518 for years until it broke and anyone who has used it can attest to how being used to a non ambidextrous grip would be an issue on the sensei. I really just need a non ambidextrous mouse that has clear finger rests for the right side like the 518 did. I like a full palm grip and the sensei just doesn't provide that. *edit* http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Optical-Gaming-High-Precision-910-002277/dp/B0055QZ216/ref=dp_ob_title_ce Just realized that is the same shape as a mx 518, very interesting. The deathadder is a great mouse as is the g400. I posted a brief Logitech g400 Review on page 63. The deathadder has a flawless sensor and has a similar shape to the IME 3.0 and the Zowie EC series mice. From my experience, I've had a better experience with my logitech g400 due to my preference of the g400/g5/mx518/imperator shape compared to the Deathadder shape. Many people do like the Deathadder and I would try going to a computer store and holding the mouse in your hand. To imagine the shape, there is an arch similar in height to that of the G400, but the back side of the mouse (closer to the bottom of your wrist), is lower on the Deathadder. This causes your wrist to be higher up on the G400. For me, this gave me a more natural palm grip as more of my palm wrested on the G400. However, I didn't really experience a drop in performance in switching between the two mice, I just had a more comfortable experience playing with my G400. One of the great things I see in the g400 is the ridge on the right side of the mouse. It really helps holding the mouse when lifting it up and down. Some pics: ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/iXqSN.jpg) more curved on the backside of the g400 ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/AYlwC.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://www.esreality.com/files/images/2007/51467-da_right.jpg) right side of the Deathadder compared to the right side of the G400 | ||
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Fencar
United States2694 Posts
Edit: It's also bigger. :D | ||
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Alabasern
United States4005 Posts
On May 28 2012 12:43 Esoterikk wrote: Would anyone recommend a Deathadder? I am currently using a sensei and to be honest after about 5 months I can't get used to the grip on this mouse, I used a mx518 for years until it broke and anyone who has used it can attest to how being used to a non ambidextrous grip would be an issue on the sensei. I really just need a non ambidextrous mouse that has clear finger rests for the right side like the 518 did. I like a full palm grip and the sensei just doesn't provide that. *edit* http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Optical-Gaming-High-Precision-910-002277/dp/B0055QZ216/ref=dp_ob_title_ce Just realized that is the same shape as a mx 518, very interesting. I just bought my DeathAdder last week, and it's great. | ||
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cydial
United States750 Posts
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Zhou
United States832 Posts
I've had a Razer Abyssus for a couple of years now and its shell for the left click is bent, more than the right click, so its hard to click on left click (Making A-moves really hard in SC2) It's probably from wear and tear, but I was wondering if anyone experienced this with anything else. Trying to pool some money to buy a new mouse, maybe another Abyssus, but if this one can be saved, I'd rather do that. Currently using my Orochi laptop mouse for now, until I can get a new one, or fix the Abyssus. | ||
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xeo1
United States429 Posts
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xeo1
United States429 Posts
On May 30 2012 02:08 Zhou wrote: Anyone would happen to know if you could fix a bent mouse shell? I've had a Razer Abyssus for a couple of years now and its shell for the left click is bent, more than the right click, so its hard to click on left click (Making A-moves really hard in SC2) It's probably from wear and tear, but I was wondering if anyone experienced this with anything else. Trying to pool some money to buy a new mouse, maybe another Abyssus, but if this one can be saved, I'd rather do that. Currently using my Orochi laptop mouse for now, until I can get a new one, or fix the Abyssus. lol I'm in the same situation, look at post right below for options^^ | ||
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Soender
Denmark9 Posts
What would you recommend me to buy? The Razer Spectre, or the Razer Deathadder? Thanks a lot. | ||
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EdenPLusDucky
571 Posts
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Soender
Denmark9 Posts
I dont really knkow. 2. What's your sensitivity? High. 3. What's your maximum budget? About 100 dollars i think.  Can be a little higher if i get tempted. :p4. Do you want additional buttons? I would like to have the back and forward buttons, but its okay if they arent there. 5. What games do you play? Starcraft 2. 6. Do you mind angle snapping? I dont care. 7. Other relevant information: Just the best SC2 mouse available out there.  Awesome drivers are always good to have. | ||
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xeo1
United States429 Posts
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Esoterikk
Canada1256 Posts
On May 31 2012 06:55 xeo1 wrote: I'm never buying razer ever again. my brother had 2 da's malfunction after a few months, and my abyssus' clicker wore out after about 3. overpriced garbage. we can thank planned obsolescence! This is actually the biggest issue with me between buying a g400 or a DA, I tried a DA in the store and the fit is awesome but I have heard such bad things about Razer mice, mind you a lot of my logitech stuff crapped out pretty quick too. Tough decision. | ||
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xeo1
United States429 Posts
On May 31 2012 12:56 Esoterikk wrote: This is actually the biggest issue with me between buying a g400 or a DA, I tried a DA in the store and the fit is awesome but I have heard such bad things about Razer mice, mind you a lot of my logitech stuff crapped out pretty quick too. Tough decision. go with g400. I just bought a G1 from ebay, and about to get the g400 from newegg ($40). | ||
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rebdomine
6040 Posts
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Shana
Indonesia1814 Posts
Can G400 users confirm this? Or has logitech fix the software issue? I love my MX518 and seeing G400 as its successor I prefer G400 over other mouse. Or should I get g500? | ||
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whisky92
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My friend would to buy this mouse to use on sc2 : http://www.ttesports.it/index.php?pagina=prodotti&catalogo=2&categoria=3&codice=MO-BLK0002DT Opinions about this? | ||
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-eXalt
United States462 Posts
which one is more used by pro gamers? I've read about the Sensei having accelleration which is annoying as I want to only get more accurate over time. the Abyssus though seems too light and it results in me always accidentally lifting it up / causing my cursor to jump around which is super annoying.. but aside from that I feel like I am more accurate with the mouse/micro better etc. opinions? i really can not decide and am probably becoming worse by constantly switching between the two each day lol | ||
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Demicore
France503 Posts
On May 31 2012 03:13 Soender wrote: 1. What's your grip style? I dont really knkow. 2. What's your sensitivity? High. 3. What's your maximum budget? About 100 dollars i think. Can be a little higher if i get tempted. :p4. Do you want additional buttons? I would like to have the back and forward buttons, but its okay if they arent there. 5. What games do you play? Starcraft 2. 6. Do you mind angle snapping? I dont care. 7. Other relevant information: Just the best SC2 mouse available out there. Awesome drivers are always good to have. The first question is really crucial If you can't answer it as it is, think of it that way: what kind of shape do you like better for your mouse? If you can't answer that there really are too many options out there!On June 01 2012 08:35 xOny wrote: I cant decide on the Sensei or Razer Abyssus. I already had the Sensei as I was used to a Xai (which broke) but recently got an abyssus since its pretty cheap and I was having issues gripping my Sensei (late game = sweaty hands = bad on the plastic glossy surface). which one is more used by pro gamers? I've read about the Sensei having accelleration which is annoying as I want to only get more accurate over time. the Abyssus though seems too light and it results in me always accidentally lifting it up / causing my cursor to jump around which is super annoying.. but aside from that I feel like I am more accurate with the mouse/micro better etc. opinions? i really can not decide and am probably becoming worse by constantly switching between the two each day lol Haha I had a similar dilemma with Imperator / G300, I feel ya man. It looks like the real issue is that you like the shape of the Sensei better but you got one with a glossy surface which is a big no no for extended usage and you don't like the slight accel that it has. Unfortunately I think your only recourse is to sell these two mice and get a big mouse from another manufacturer, such as a Razer Deathadder / Imperator or a Logitech G500 / G400. Just my 2c! | ||
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