EPTWhich bring us to the following question, is there now on the market a good mouse with similar design/ergonomics to go for?
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DreamOen
Spain1400 Posts
Which bring us to the following question, is there now on the market a good mouse with similar design/ergonomics to go for? | ||
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Cyro
United Kingdom20326 Posts
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Daewon
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I had a g9x but ended up swapping it for a spawn due to the mouse making a high pitched noise. It turns out the spawn makes the same noise, Apparently all mice make that sound nowadays. The sensor on the spawn is so much less steady/reliable/solid, it's hard to explain but it feels like it's lagging compared to the g9x. I'm going down to the store today to swap it back to a new g9x, My local store still has plenty left. Look around on the internet, you might get lucky. | ||
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Jevity
United States67 Posts
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Nimix
France1809 Posts
If your mice are making a strange noise, either you have an incredible hearing capacity, or your pc's got some other problems xD | ||
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Cyro
United Kingdom20326 Posts
I had a g9x but ended up swapping it for a spawn due to the mouse making a high pitched noise. It turns out the spawn makes the same noise, Apparently all mice make that sound nowadays. ...Wha?The sensor on the spawn is so much less steady/reliable/solid, it's hard to explain but it feels like it's lagging compared to the g9x. Firmwares, man. | ||
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Deleted User 135096
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On June 14 2013 20:16 Daewon wrote: This is not indicative of a properly functioning product in the slightest (mice shoudl not be making any noise). You probably had a faulty transistor on the PCB and should have returned your product.Do NOT get the spawn! I had a g9x but ended up swapping it for a spawn due to the mouse making a high pitched noise. It turns out the spawn makes the same noise, Apparently all mice make that sound nowadays. The sensor on the spawn is so much less steady/reliable/solid, it's hard to explain but it feels like it's lagging compared to the g9x. I'm going down to the store today to swap it back to a new g9x, My local store still has plenty left. Look around on the internet, you might get lucky. | ||
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Fragile51
Netherlands15767 Posts
On June 14 2013 20:16 Daewon wrote: Do NOT get the spawn! I had a g9x but ended up swapping it for a spawn due to the mouse making a high pitched noise. It turns out the spawn makes the same noise, Apparently all mice make that sound nowadays. The sensor on the spawn is so much less steady/reliable/solid, it's hard to explain but it feels like it's lagging compared to the g9x. I'm going down to the store today to swap it back to a new g9x, My local store still has plenty left. Look around on the internet, you might get lucky. Yeah, that's not your mouse that's making that noise. I know exactly what sound you're talking about, a constant high pitched whine that only occurs when your PC is powered on. For me i only hear it when i listen very closely, and it gets louder the closer i get to my surge protector. Probably one of the devices in there that's making the noise. | ||
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Daewon
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But it is kind of pointless to debate this stuff for two reasons. The sound is not very noticable, it's a high pitched sound and not all people have perfect hearing (in this case I certainly wish I didn't). Debating a sensor is hopeless, people have different expectations, preferences, etc. Personally I think the laser sensor in the g9x is the absolute best I've ever tried even with it's 10% built in acceleration. It doesn't have that ghostly, lagging feel of other optical mice. For OP I would strongly advice against the spawn for the reasons I already mentioned. Another reason not to get this mouse is the fact that it has 3 DPI presets: 800, 1800 and 3500. If you don't use one of these, too bad for you! It's not possible to adjust the DPI to a 4th setting. | ||
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Cyro
United Kingdom20326 Posts
Personally I think the laser sensor in the g9x is the absolute best I've ever tried even with it's 10% built in acceleration. It's not acceleration, it's inconsistency. It doesn't have that ghostly, lagging feel of other optical mice. I have no idea what you are talking about, literally never heard this mentioned before. Perhaps you left your spawn and other mice at 125hz or something? | ||
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R1CH
Netherlands10342 Posts
On June 14 2013 20:55 Fragile51 wrote: Yeah, that's not your mouse that's making that noise. I know exactly what sound you're talking about, a constant high pitched whine that only occurs when your PC is powered on. For me i only hear it when i listen very closely, and it gets louder the closer i get to my surge protector. Probably one of the devices in there that's making the noise. Logitech mice are known to do this. See http://jdc.koitsu.org/logitech/ Had to ditch mine since it was too annoying to deal with on a daily basis. | ||
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Daewon
127 Posts
well my Spawn is doing the exact same thing. So it's not only Logitech mice that has the problem. @Cyro Like I already wrote, a sensor that you think is perfect might be horrible for others, it's a matter of preference. Heck some guys even prefer mouse acceleration turned on. | ||
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Crayfishy
Syria13 Posts
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Nimix
France1809 Posts
Like I already wrote, a sensor that you think is perfect might be horrible for others, it's a matter of preference. Heck some guys even prefer mouse acceleration turned on. Yeah but the laggy feeling your are describing is something very objective, it's not user dependent, and I swear my spawn cursor is not lagging more than my sensei's at all. | ||
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Cyro
United Kingdom20326 Posts
@Cyro In some cases yes.Like I already wrote, a sensor that you think is perfect might be horrible for others, it's a matter of preference. Heck some guys even prefer mouse acceleration turned on. Indeed, but that's finely controlled mouse acceleration. The g9x doesn't have finely controlled acceleration - it has wild sensor-level inconsistencies that scale with tracking speed. On June 14 2013 21:26 Nimix wrote: Yeah but the laggy feeling your are describing is something very objective, it's not user dependent, and I swear my spawn cursor is not lagging more than my sensei's at all. And this | ||
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MisterFred
United States2033 Posts
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Daewon
127 Posts
The g9x doesn't have finely controlled acceleration - it has wild sensor-level inconsistencies that scale with tracking speed. lol yeah it's crazy how wild it is. You do realize the G9X (with no grip) is one of the most popular mice across korean SC2 progamers right? They must all be on crack. Yeah but the laggy feeling your are describing is something very objective, it's not user dependent, and I swear my spawn cursor is not lagging more than my sensei's at all. Lag is perhaps the wrong word. Ghostly, behind, slow, etc. I feel like repeating myself. A mouse that you perceive to have a perfect sensor might not feel right for everyone else. I'm simply comparing it to my G9X | ||
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Cyro
United Kingdom20326 Posts
lol yeah it's crazy how wild it is. You do realize the G9X (with no grip) is one of the most popular mice across korean SC2 progamers right? They must all be on crack. Indeed they are. It's a good thing that precision doesn't really matter for sc2 compared to many other things. Lag is perhaps the wrong word. Ghostly, behind, slow, etc. That's exactly what "lag" means. A mouse that you perceive to have a perfect sensor might not feel right for everyone else. Sure, but there are some things are are down to preference, and some things that are literally bad | ||
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Cyro
United Kingdom20326 Posts
On June 14 2013 21:35 MisterFred wrote: You want a mouse shaped just right for a right-hander. Get one of the Mionix Naos mice. Preferably a 3200 if you can find it. They're shaped like the storm spawn/xornet. Only way better .They are ~30% longer, palm grip built and the 3200 and 8200 (maybe others too) have questionable sensors, i'm guessing you have one? ;p | ||
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Daewon
127 Posts
Indeed they are. It's a good thing that precision doesn't really matter for sc2 compared to many other things. From that statement I deduce the korean progamers are not the only ones on crack, which kind of makes it pointless to continue this discussion :-) Have a nice day sir. | ||
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