I feel like the hand/wrist problems can easily be alleviated with a proper wrist rest. I personally use a generic mouse pad with a wrist rest, and put my SteelSeries QCK on top of it. Even with my Razer Lachesis (which is slightly strange ergonomcally at least when it comes to my pinky finger, great for claw grippers though), i have no hand/wrist problems or discomfort at all.
[Q] lazer vs optical mice, which is better? - Page 2
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MaliciousOne
United States47 Posts
I feel like the hand/wrist problems can easily be alleviated with a proper wrist rest. I personally use a generic mouse pad with a wrist rest, and put my SteelSeries QCK on top of it. Even with my Razer Lachesis (which is slightly strange ergonomcally at least when it comes to my pinky finger, great for claw grippers though), i have no hand/wrist problems or discomfort at all. | ||
SladeR
Canada61 Posts
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United States3803 Posts
1. You almost certainly do not need the added dpi of a laser mouse. I use an optical mouse on 3500 dpi, and most people do not use nearly that much dpi. Using a mouse on 5600 dpi or something seems like total overkill. Also, if you have a decent mousepad you shouldn't need to use the mouse on weird surfaces. 2. Cheaper :D 3. Works better with cloth mousepads. Cloth mousepads can mess up laser mice. I prefer cloth to hard mousepads because they are generally cheaper and don't destroy the mouse feet. 4. Lasers can have issues when you lift them. Edit - SladeR is right, edited. | ||
SladeR
Canada61 Posts
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tampix
France20 Posts
- Razer Deathadder - MS IME 3.0 - SteelSeries IME 3.0 (rare) Then it's not the best mouse available (optical > laser, both in fps and rts) | ||
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