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Cyro
United Kingdom20323 Posts
+no glossy plastic! The fact that this can be listed as a positive baffles me, i dont actuly touch any part of my razer mouse that is NOT glossy plastic, and i cant see any comfortable grip style for competitive lower sens gaming that doesnt have major contact points on the glossy parts of the mouse (basically 2/3'rds of the surface area) Somebody at Razer need to get shot for this one. | ||
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TwilightRain
Germany351 Posts
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Glenn313
United States475 Posts
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InfectedGoat
Canada444 Posts
Should I get the Abyssus with goliathus or G9X and a mousepad (not sure which glass or plastic tracks well with it) or do you have any other suggestions? | ||
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PiPaPoh
121 Posts
On August 09 2012 02:00 InfectedGoat wrote: Thinking of getting a small mouse (currently have the kinzu v2 pro). Should I get the Abyssus with goliathus or G9X and a mousepad (not sure which glass or plastic tracks well with it) or do you have any other suggestions? Id say zowie mico or logitech optical mini. Both are wonderful mice. I like smaller ones too, atm switching between mico and g1. | ||
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nakam
Sweden245 Posts
FlawlessFeeL wrote: Don't get an imperator. There's no good reason to get it. Go for an Abyssus or Deathadder if you really want to stick with Razer . Otherwise , G9X without the shell from Logitech and Sensei from Steelseries are really hot on the market at the moment. First of all, I'm not sticking with Razer since I've never had one. I need more buttons that what Abyssus and Deathadder have. Logitech is out of the question out of principle. Of all the mouses I tried at the store Steelseries Sensei and Razer Imperator were the only ones I thought felt good but the Razer one seemed to have better build quality. Does anyone have an opinion on this? | ||
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Mo0Rauder
Canada182 Posts
So to start things off: I wake up today and walk over to the pc, last night I was playing sc2 until about 2 am, I have a Fnatic Sensei mouse, it's awesome. Last night everything was normal, but when my computer boots up, the orange lights are now all BLUE. I did not change the settings in the SS engine, what the fuck happened? How can I set it back to orange? Thankyou. | ||
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Demicore
France503 Posts
On August 07 2012 08:33 Cyro wrote: The fact that this can be listed as a positive baffles me, i dont actuly touch any part of my razer mouse that is NOT glossy plastic, and i cant see any comfortable grip style for competitive lower sens gaming that doesnt have major contact points on the glossy parts of the mouse (basically 2/3'rds of the surface area) Somebody at Razer need to get shot for this one. Indeed. I'd really like to know what the difference in cost is between glossy plastic and "matte" or "grainy" plastic. I know the glossy plastic is basically untreated plastic so it's the cheapest kind, but the other kinds can't be that expensive, can they? The only tidbit of info I've ever read about that was when Kim Rom of SteelSeries talked about the Xai. He explained that the Ruse edition had glossy plastic to offset the cost of the third party branding. Still doesn't tell us much though :/ On August 09 2012 02:00 InfectedGoat wrote: Thinking of getting a small mouse (currently have the kinzu v2 pro). Should I get the Abyssus with goliathus or G9X and a mousepad (not sure which glass or plastic tracks well with it) or do you have any other suggestions? I have all three. If you liked the kinzu v2 pro I think you'll love the Abyssus; it's cheap and has amazing tracking. I personally prefer the g9x but that's only because I love soft buttons and those on the g9x are softer than those on the Abyssus (which are similar to those on the kinzu v2 pro so you'll probably have no problem with them). Happy to answer any question. | ||
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InfectedGoat
Canada444 Posts
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Ktk
Korea (South)753 Posts
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Demicore
France503 Posts
On August 09 2012 08:36 InfectedGoat wrote: ok and would you recommend me goliathus speed or control? Ah sorry I have a ton of mice because I went on a mad quest to find a lightweight ambidextrous mouse that I like but I'm rather clueless when it comes to mouse mats (been using one from a french brand you prolly don't know for a long time). | ||
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Demicore
France503 Posts
On August 09 2012 08:36 InfectedGoat wrote: ok and would you recommend me goliathus speed or control? Ah sorry I have a ton of mice because I went on a mad quest to find a lightweight ambidextrous mouse that I like but I'm rather clueless when it comes to mouse mats (been using one from a french brand you prolly don't know for a long time). | ||
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TSBspartacus
England1046 Posts
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xeo1
United States429 Posts
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marttorn
Norway5211 Posts
When I drag the mouse around the screen, it goes really slowly by default, unless I drag it faster, in which case it goes at normal speed. So clicking precisely gets really weird, as whenever I slow down the mouse the sensitivity seems to go way down and the acceleration gets all screwy. The mice i've tried are: mico, deathadder, kana, kinzu, naga. They all have the exact same problem. I can't find anything that adjusts this in the system preferences. I've tried re-plugging, using different usb ports, everything like that. | ||
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TSBspartacus
England1046 Posts
On August 10 2012 21:21 marttorn wrote: I seem to be having some mouse acceleration issues on my mac, similar to ones I've had on SteelSeries before (disappeared after installing exactmouse tool), but this is most likely a problem with the computer, seeing as I've tried several different mice and the problem persists. When I drag the mouse around the screen, it goes really slowly by default, unless I drag it faster, in which case it goes at normal speed. So clicking precisely gets really weird, as whenever I slow down the mouse the sensitivity seems to go way down and the acceleration gets all screwy. The mice i've tried are: mico, deathadder, kana, kinzu, naga. They all have the exact same problem. I can't find anything that adjusts this in the system preferences. I've tried re-plugging, using different usb ports, everything like that. Have you tried using the software that is meant for the mouse? If that doesn't work either I would assume it is a problem associated with your mac, and this 3rd party program should work ok: http://triq.net/mac/mouse-acceleration-preference-pane-mac-os-x Just drag the acceleration down to linear | ||
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TT1
Canada10012 Posts
so basically 1st impressions: extremely lightweight and excellent shape edit: will take pics and compare mouse sizes later | ||
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marttorn
Norway5211 Posts
On August 10 2012 22:00 TSBspartacus wrote: Have you tried using the software that is meant for the mouse? If that doesn't work either I would assume it is a problem associated with your mac, and this 3rd party program should work ok: http://triq.net/mac/mouse-acceleration-preference-pane-mac-os-x Just drag the acceleration down to linear Ah, that fixed it, thanks! | ||
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Deleted User 135096
3624 Posts
On August 11 2012 07:38 ROOTT1 wrote: i just received the new ninox mouse(the new mouse thats being beta tested), didnt get a chance to test it out yet but the shape is amazing. i would say its small-middsize mouse but the way its shaped makes for a comfortable palm-grip aswell. and this is coming from a dieheart palm gripper : D so basically 1st impressions: extremely lightweight and excellent shape edit: will take pics and compare mouse sizes later glad to see this information finally coming out, let us know how the actuation feels for the switches, some have reported it to be slightly more stiff than they expected for the 5M Omrons (like Huano stiff). Also if I could ask, what CPI setting do you use just for reference? Great to hear about the shape though, is the tapered design \_/ on the sides considerable, or is it almost |_| in feel (as in very slight)? | ||
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TT1
Canada10012 Posts
On August 11 2012 09:16 wo1fwood wrote: glad to see this information finally coming out, let us know how the actuation feels for the switches, some have reported it to be slightly more stiff than they expected for the 5M Omrons (like Huano stiff). Also if I could ask, what CPI setting do you use just for reference? Great to hear about the shape though, is the tapered design \_/ on the sides considerable, or is it almost |_| in feel (as in very slight)? 1600 cpi, the switchs do feel a bit stiffer than i expected but its not significant difference imo i also got 2 other mice but i dunno what those are for, they could just be the alpha models or u might be able to customize your mouse depending on your preferences(1 mouse is heavier and the other has logitech g1-esque shape) word for word specs: sensor: -default sensor dpi range: 800 - 1600 -3200 - 4000 (onboard settings) -optional custom dpi range: 100-6000 in steps of 50 -maximum tracking distance height: ~2mm -tracking speed: 60 fps -acceleration: 20g -fps: 5400+ -central sensor location quality: -main buttons rated to 10 mil clicks each, omron micro switches (they feel kinda stiff but its not very noticeable, i personally like it) -mechanical scroll wheel with 24 distinct steps and quiet operation -ultra flexible cord, with stress protector and gold plated connector -ptfe ultra low friction mouse feet software: -customise up to 3 modes for on the fly switching switching: choose options for dpi, lighting and tracking for each mode, along with advanced options such as angle snapping, smooth filtering and axis control -button assignment control with macro ability -usb polling rate options: 125/250/500(default)/1000 hz -mouse automatically stores your settings using its on board memory multicolour: bunch of random stuff general: -shell: high grip symmetrical shape with anti-slip coating -6 buttons weight: 65 grams(without cord) size: 117.5 x 61 x 38mm | ||
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