EPTKT Rolster Zowie Mico - Page 2
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TwilightRain
Germany351 Posts
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51485 Posts
![[image loading]](http://www.joygear.co.kr/shopimages/joygear/0370030000012.jpg) Off topic but WTF thats awesome xD (from the site) | ||
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NicksonReyes
Philippines4431 Posts
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Cyro
United Kingdom20287 Posts
You say the only thing good about it is the shape, but that's actually the most important part in finding the right mouse. I disagree, as long as you can get a grip style to work well after a couple hundred hours of use, everything is secondary to the sensor performance and details | ||
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a176
Canada6688 Posts
On November 07 2012 23:22 Cyro wrote: I disagree, as long as you can get a grip style to work well after a couple hundred hours of use, everything is secondary to the sensor performance and details so i guess all those bw pros who used LMOs all had it wrong? | ||
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Clow
Brazil880 Posts
On November 07 2012 23:59 a176 wrote: so i guess all those bw pros who used LMOs all had it wrong? I still have my LMO.. It has the best shape for playing RTS imo. | ||
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Babru
196 Posts
In this thread you can see a picture in paint of how it looks when the cursor does a "jump". http://www.overclock.net/t/1084929/my-zowie-mico-experience I emailed zowie last week, havent gotten an answer yet. From what ive read on the OC forums Zowie are aware of this issue, i really hope they fix it.. this sensor bug has been here for quite some time on the micos now. | ||
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dpurple
Turkmenistan592 Posts
Thats why I didnt buy it immediately, but I have looked for mouses and no one seems as good as Mico for me (if it works) the shape looks perfect and also stiff clicks seems good. Recently bought an abyssus, but shape was only ok but the clicks was awful, couldnt get used to them being so light. So still playing with my Roccat mouse. | ||
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nighcol
298 Posts
Sucks if Zowie has no plans to bring this elsewhere... Wonder if that's the case with the presumably upcoming GSL and maybe StarTale stuff as well... | ||
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scph
Korea (South)262 Posts
On November 07 2012 23:22 Cyro wrote: I disagree, as long as you can get a grip style to work well after a couple hundred hours of use, everything is secondary to the sensor performance and details Just think about what you said. You're agreeing with me. You don't need 5000dpi or special on the fly features. You just need a mouse that works, and these days, practically any gaming mouse will work. Comfort is priority, whether you force yourself to get used to it, or buy one that fits you perfectly already, hence, why the Mico was created (or I should say, used by many coming from BW) because the LMO sensor went out of date. On November 08 2012 01:07 dpurple wrote: I just ordered it :p. One question tho: It still not working with ASUS motherboard? Thats why I didnt buy it immediately, but I have looked for mouses and no one seems as good as Mico for me (if it works) the shape looks perfect and also stiff clicks seems good. Recently bought an abyssus, but shape was only ok but the clicks was awful, couldnt get used to them being so light. So still playing with my Roccat mouse. Mine works fine with ASUS boards, maybe I'm just lucky, or maybe people are just unlucky. | ||
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StarStruck
25339 Posts
On November 07 2012 06:59 GreEny K wrote: That would be called advertising... Do you tell people not to wear Nike or Adidas just because professional athletes wear those brands? This situation isn't as simple as that. I wouldn't recommend buying a gaming mouse unless you demoed it. If it's all for show then by all means go ahead. If you actually plan on using it; well, you might want to check it out first like scph said. It's all about comfort. | ||
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IPS.Blue
Germany309 Posts
On November 07 2012 14:08 Chrono000 wrote: They are not good. You run the risk of having them not work well with your motherboard and there is no fix besides unplugging it restarting. Also the mouse click is very stiff. If you ever have used a razer product this click will be a nightmare to get used to. Besides the MiCO liking to bug around, the stiff click really is something to consider. I have a lot of mice lying around and not one has a click as stiff as the MiCO does have. I strongly advise to get your hands on a MiCO and see (or rather click) for yourself. Opening up the mouse in order to soften the click is not for everyone and you loose warranty. | ||
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ChApFoU
France2982 Posts
Only thing that could be annoying for some users is that it doesn't work without a mouse pad. Aside from that it's the best mouse I've ever used/owned. | ||
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Nakamp
Czech Republic27 Posts
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DragonflySC2
United States146 Posts
On November 09 2012 21:11 Nakamp wrote: I have Zowie EC1 eVo and it's the best mouse I have ever had. I can imagine MiCO is also great but I guess I couldn't use it, because my hands are too big for it. I just purchased one this week, the glossy version, it's amazing | ||
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C0MMANDO
71 Posts
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elfhat
United States4 Posts
On November 09 2012 20:17 ChApFoU wrote: I've had a mico for about a year and had 0 problems with it so far. Only thing that could be annoying for some users is that it doesn't work without a mouse pad. Aside from that it's the best mouse I've ever used/owned. I've also had a problem with mine and hard mousepads. On my Goliathus it works great! I am still having to train my fingers to press hard enough (especially the right click) because of the switches. The form is a lot better for me than the Deathadder, and I like how light it is but also solidly built. It looks like a toy but when you feel it you can tell it is of good quality. The coating is really good as well, not textured but still gives grip. I picked the Mico because it is great for fingertip/claw grip (even for my sasquatch hands), simple (no side buttons or insanely high DPI), and very good tracking at 800dpi. If it works for Flash it works for me  | ||
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wptlzkwjd
Canada1240 Posts
On November 07 2012 11:25 GTR wrote: Do people really care about the KT art on their mouse? Haha Yes! I think it's like buying a hockey jersey that you might wear during a friendly game between your friends but you want your favorite team's logo on it too | ||
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bduddy
United States1326 Posts
http://joygear.img10.kr/english/etc/etc_ktmico.html Shipping is apparently $15 FYI... they also have a Startale model... | ||
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WGT-Baal
France3374 Posts
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