EPTEither your resolution has to be small or your cursor will be slow as hell. At 800 dpi this mouse doesn't skip pixels but on 1600, it does. I was going to get this mouse but after confirming that the mouse does skip pixels @ 800 dpi, I chose the Razer Abyssus instead. Comfort and quality wise, this mouse is just like the LMO so former broodwar players will get the exact same feel. I just wish it didn't skip at 1600 dpi.
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Jaxtyk
United States600 Posts
Either your resolution has to be small or your cursor will be slow as hell. At 800 dpi this mouse doesn't skip pixels but on 1600, it does. I was going to get this mouse but after confirming that the mouse does skip pixels @ 800 dpi, I chose the Razer Abyssus instead. Comfort and quality wise, this mouse is just like the LMO so former broodwar players will get the exact same feel. I just wish it didn't skip at 1600 dpi. | ||
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chocorush
696 Posts
I really hate using other mice, which is a testament to how nice the design of the LMO was. | ||
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dpurple
Turkmenistan592 Posts
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AsherSC
United States30 Posts
On November 13 2011 19:57 Jaxtyk wrote: I was going to get this mouse but after confirming that the mouse does skip pixels @ 800 dpi, I chose the Razer Abyssus instead. Do you mean to say 1600 CPI there? I haven't seen any reports of skipping at 800 CPI. | ||
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RaYhN
United States437 Posts
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n6378056
6 Posts
![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/r2RvF.jpg) I thought i was imagining a pixel skip every time I was boxing units rapidly. Mico now relegated to office work mouse. Hopefully the Zowie AM won't disappoint. | ||
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ChApFoU
France2984 Posts
On November 12 2011 14:56 T0fuuu wrote: So I have been following this thread for a while and am still looking around for my next mouse. Any updates from the more recent zowie owners over whether they have been getting the mouse wheel problems and build quality issues that the earlier zowie owners have been getting? Those complaints from before were pretty bad and i want to know if the mouse is good now. I bought mine in September and I still have no problem with the scrollwheel. One thing to consider though : you absolutely need a mousepad for this mouse (a cheap cloth mousepad does the trick). On any other surface it will behave very weirdly. I had a small bug once when my pointer was all shaky after I had left my comp turned on for a long time but never happened again. It's the first "gaming" mouse I've ever had (I was using a LMO before) and it's really really accurate compared to a cheap logitech mice. You definitely feel the difference. | ||
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creepcolony
Germany362 Posts
If you like small, light weighted mice, you should consider the Mico. Im using it @ 800dpi and have experienced no problems of any kind so far. My resolution is 1680x1050. | ||
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Creizai
United States14 Posts
Coming from a R.A.T. 7 this thing is amazing for daily computer use and SC2. I do however prefer the IM 1.1a, so I may be switching to a Zowie AM soon, if I figure out how to get ride of those ugly red colors all over it. *Seriously* The stiff buttons scream quality Zowie let Star Tale pick out it out so for sc2 its awesome. It might be a little different at first.. but so is everything new. I'm kind of sad the AM will not be using click click cause its awesome. Pros *- Affordable - Super Light - Extremely High Quality Tactile Click - No Drivers! Cons - Scroll Wheel * just dropped my res to 1080 and 800dpi | ||
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DJFaqU
466 Posts
On December 05 2011 15:28 n6378056 wrote: Deal breaker right here. I thought i was imagining a pixel skip every time I was boxing units rapidly. Mico now relegated to office work mouse. Hopefully the Zowie AM won't disappoint. It could be dirt on the mousepad or the mousepad itself. Just saying. | ||
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Creizai
United States14 Posts
On December 05 2011 15:28 n6378056 wrote: Deal breaker right here. I thought i was imagining a pixel skip every time I was boxing units rapidly. Mico now relegated to office work mouse. Hopefully the Zowie AM won't disappoint. What dpi and resolution you using it at? | ||
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IPS.Blue
Germany309 Posts
On December 15 2011 04:08 DJFaqU wrote: It could be dirt on the mousepad or the mousepad itself. Just saying. It's not dirt. It's the fault of the PixArt sensor. | ||
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jared6464
3 Posts
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IPS.Blue
Germany309 Posts
On December 24 2011 01:28 jared6464 wrote: I decided to give this mouse a try ... What do you think of the buttons? Too hard to click or easy going? | ||
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RacerX
United States168 Posts
On December 24 2011 03:31 IPS.Blue wrote: What do you think of the buttons? Too hard to click or easy going? The buttons are fine, they just take a little bit of getting used and you don't even notice that the switch is a little harder. | ||
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Glider
United States1353 Posts
On December 05 2011 15:28 n6378056 wrote: Deal breaker right here. + Show Spoiler + I thought i was imagining a pixel skip every time I was boxing units rapidly. Mico now relegated to office work mouse. Hopefully the Zowie AM won't disappoint. looks like you're not the only one: http://cdn.overclock.net/d/d2/d2493a96_vbattach223162.png from: http://www.overclock.net/t/1084929/my-zowie-mico-experience I heard the mouse wheel scroll is fixed in the latest edition, but this tracking bug is absolutely a deal breaker. can anyone else confirm this as affecting all zowie-mico? or maybe this is something that happens only on a few rare mal-functioned ones. Too bad I was really looking forward to a mini-optical like mouse, but this tracking bug is putting a dead stop to me purchasing it for now. I don't know how anyone thinking about buying can ignore this issue until it is sorted out. | ||
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dib
95 Posts
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polishedturd
United States505 Posts
On January 05 2012 17:14 dib wrote: was gonna get this mouse before i heard of the pixel issue. however, i find it odd that all of StarTale can play with this mouse and not mention a thing about it. maybe they imba? more accurately they probably just don't give a shit | ||
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Lw247_
38 Posts
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ohokurwrong
Brazil283 Posts
On December 21 2011 22:06 IPS.Blue wrote: It's not dirt. It's the fault of the PixArt sensor. yeh its the sensor. the zowie am has some flaws with the buttons overlapping atm but the sensor is a better one then most on the market (potentially) but it has a lower perfect control speed at the 1150 step which is i heard 2.7 as apposed to the 3+ for the other 2 so maybe ill review it here since ppl refuse to go to overclocked.net... | ||
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