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On January 23 2011 04:45 Semtext wrote:i'm using a 3 year old razer krait, which seems to me like the lowest level of optical mouse razer has ever built, and it leads to a lot of cursing every time i click on a single scv and my mouse decides that it wants to have a double click right there, which then leads to me moving my whole mineral line around the base just for scouting purposes, at which time hilarity ensues in camp opponent, or at least i bet it does if they watch the replays. ![[image loading]](http://www.xsreviews.co.uk/modules/FCKeditor/Upload/Image/Razer%20Krait/Stock.jpg) anyway, i don't wanna be a clown anymore, i wanna get into platinum leage sometime soon. i wanna buy a new mouse now. anyone has a tip for a solid mouse(should be a touch bigger, as i have large hands, and the krait is kinda smallish to me) for below 30 €? many thanks up front.
Razer Salmosa. Solid, ligthweigth, high precision. I praised it a lot in my post a little bit above yours as it's the best mouse I've ever used. I even got a second Salmosa to replace my first, which I managed to damage.
It's been discontinued by Razer (dunno why), but it's available for ~20€ on Amazon and Ebay. On the german Amazon site you'll only find them from a shop that sells "B" products, i.e. with slight flaws or damaged packaging. However, I've bought both of my mice from there and both were brand new with zero use, and only the package was slightly damaged (but who cares about the box).
Alternatively, you can get it imported from Asia for ~20€ including shipping, but shipping will take a while due to customs issues. But the wait is worth it.
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Intellimouse Explorer 3.0 - best, mouse, ever.
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Just bought a Deathadder to compare with MX518.
On January 23 2011 04:45 Semtext wrote:i'm using a 3 year old razer krait, which seems to me like the lowest level of optical mouse razer has ever built, and it leads to a lot of cursing every time i click on a single scv and my mouse decides that it wants to have a double click right there, which then leads to me moving my whole mineral line around the base just for scouting purposes, at which time hilarity ensues in camp opponent, or at least i bet it does if they watch the replays. anyway, i don't wanna be a clown anymore, i wanna get into platinum leage sometime soon. i wanna buy a new mouse now. anyone has a tip for a solid mouse(should be a touch bigger, as i have large hands, and the krait is kinda smallish to me) for below 30 €? many thanks up front.
MX518
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anyone using the razer orochi, im planing on buying it, using it wireless for everyday use and wired for sc2
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On January 23 2011 04:56 darksub wrote:
anyone using the razer orochi, im planing on buying it, using it wireless for everyday use and wired for sc2
It strongly depends on what type of mice you prefer.
I recently tested the Orochi at a local retailer when looking for a new mouse. It's highly ergonomic and fit perfectly into my hand; however, it's also extremly small and very heavy, especially considering the size. With batteries it's around 150g (~100g without batteries) while only being around 9,5x7 cm large.
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Just upgraded a few weeks ago:
![[image loading]](http://www.gameguru.in/img/razer-lachesis-5600-01.jpg)
![[image loading]](http://drh2.img.digitalriver.com/DRHM/Storefront/Company/razerusa/images/product/gallery/razer-lachesis-5600-gallery7.jpg)
Razer Lachesis 5600DPI. The color changes to any Hex code you want; 1000Hz Polling Rate; perfect feel- the best mouse I've ever owned, hands down.
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Logitech G5 for the win :d.
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$10 el-cheapo Logitech. 
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On December 01 2010 22:27 FraNKzZ wrote:![[image loading]](http://www.techplanet.co.za/techplanet/images/Logitech-G9X-Gaming-Mouse.gif)
I just ordered this.
I've mostly been using a Deathaddder earlier. I feel that it's hard to lift for small movements when you're playing RTS games so I tried the Razer Salmosa and Steelseries Kinzu. Both of these mice improved my control when playing RTS games but they heart my wrists - I need something bigger that doesn't force too much of a claw grip.
Hopefully the G9X is what I'm looking for - easy to lift but kind to my hands
On January 23 2011 04:45 Semtext wrote:
i'm using a 3 year old razer krait, which seems to me like the lowest level of optical mouse razer has ever built, and it leads to a lot of cursing every time i click on a single scv and my mouse decides that it wants to have a double click right there, which then leads to me moving my whole mineral line around the base just for scouting purposes, at which time hilarity ensues in camp opponent, or at least i bet it does if they watch the replays.
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anyway, i don't wanna be a clown anymore, i wanna get into platinum leage sometime soon. i wanna buy a new mouse now. anyone has a tip for a solid mouse(should be a touch bigger, as i have large hands, and the krait is kinda smallish to me) for below 30 €? many thanks up front.
The double-clicking is likely due to dirt in the mouse (probably hair twisted around the mouse wheel). This is what happened to my Deathadder. Disassemble the mouse and clean it.
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Steelseries Kinzu
I like it.
![[image loading]](http://www.xsreviews.co.uk/images/Steelseries-Kinzu/SteelSeries-Kinzu.jpg)
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Razer Abyssus + Goliathus control edition
Best combo EVER, but the right click is starting to go funny :S
I also have one of these:
![[image loading]](http://acplteens.files.wordpress.com/2010/03/cyborg1.jpg)
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I use a logitech-mx518. It's amazing and has lasted me for 3 and a half years and still works perfectly.
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Logitech G500 atm, probably upgrade to a deathadder or something for my birthday, or just go basic with a logitech G1 or something.
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On January 23 2011 10:45 harDmug wrote:Razer Abyssus + Goliathus control edition Best combo EVER, but the right click is starting to go funny :S I also have one of these:
Oh MY! what is that second mouse? Turns me on just looking at the thing
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Zoiwe EC-1
![[image loading]](http://img716.imageshack.us/img716/9771/zowieec1black1.jpg)
Really enjoying it. Perfect fit for my hand.
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On April 23 2008 11:48 Pressure wrote:![[image loading]](http://wellcom.co.il/catalog/images/Microsoft/MOM.jpg) microsoft optical most reliable mouse ever i think hb uses it too :D
Me too =) I've got the Diamondback 3G, Copperhead, Salmosa and this is the mouse I trust and am most comfy with.
When I'm in bed I usually use a Logitech Marble Mouse.
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On January 23 2011 04:19 LanTAs wrote:
Baah, can anyone suggest an alternative to my LMO(logitec mini optical), i tried the lachesis 4000dpi but its not soo good for FPS. i want a mouse that is quite small and lightweight like the LMO but then not too expensive. 800dpi is not that great on a 1680x1050 screen =(
i was thinking about razer abyssus, or something like that. anyone suggest anything like the LMO?
Cooler Master CM Storm Spawn
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On January 23 2011 11:29 Freeheals wrote:Show nested quote +On January 23 2011 10:45 harDmug wrote:Razer Abyssus + Goliathus control edition Best combo EVER, but the right click is starting to go funny :S I also have one of these: Oh MY! what is that second mouse? Turns me on just looking at the thing
The second mouse is the Rat 3 I believe, I own the rat 5 and the ability to tweak it is just incredible, hands down my favorite. Think it goes for something like $70 most places.
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Using a Razer Orochi. 4000dpi when wired (2000 when using the bluetooth wireless feature, which I never use because apparently my new laptop has no bluetooth capabilities  ), 1000hz polling rate, good fit for my small-ish hands.
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