yeah well I had to rewire the old mac mouse to work with current USB technology, otherwise I wouldn't have been able to pwn n00bs with the greatest mouse ever invented on my new comp.

ColdLava

Canada1673 Posts

June 12 2008 19:02 GMT

#162

draeger

United States3256 Posts

June 12 2008 19:16 GMT

#163

In all seriousness, though, I use it for work and love it.

0xDEADBEEF

Germany1235 Posts

June 12 2008 19:25 GMT

#164

Folca

2235 Posts

June 12 2008 19:31 GMT

#165

A4 Tech X7-18 is freaking amazing, i want that

toruneko

3 Posts

November 13 2010 02:45 GMT

#166

I used Razer Salmosa, nut now I use Logitech G3. Trying to remove the weight inside though.

Goobus

Hong Kong587 Posts

November 15 2010 02:59 GMT

#167

Surprised nobody has posted this yet:

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Razer Deathadder. Has served me flawlessly for a year!

XsebT

Denmark2980 Posts

November 15 2010 03:04 GMT

#168

On November 15 2010 11:59 Goobus wrote:
Surprised nobody has posted this yet:

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Razer Deathadder. Has served me flawlessly for a year!

I'm somehow not surprised you didn't read the thread:
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On April 23 2008 11:57 Hollow wrote:
always razer mouses. I found the deathadder to be the best out of them all (including comfort level)

On April 24 2008 07:16 Wala.Revolution wrote:
to Dark Luster

That is the Razor Deathadder, which is my mouse! It's really good for small hands and those who palm mouses.

On April 24 2008 16:45 LazySCV wrote:
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Razer DeathAdder.

Since I do not use my computer much for gaming anymore, I plan to get a wireless keyboard and mouse in the future. Also, the new, high-end wireless mice are supposed to be just as good now. At least for non-intensive gaming.

On April 24 2008 19:50 skyglow1 wrote:
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Razer Deathadder too.

On April 25 2008 16:06 Motiva wrote:
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Razer Deathadder

On June 11 2008 23:13 0xDEADBEEF wrote:
I'm now very trendy too because I just got a Razer DeathAdder.
According to the ridiculous Razer marketing, I should now have auto-wins against players with non-Razer mice.

But it's an excellent mouse.

Goobus

Hong Kong587 Posts

November 15 2010 03:07 GMT

#169

On November 15 2010 12:04 XsebT wrote:

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I'm not surprised you didn't read the thread:

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Oops, my bad

Nevertheless, it's an awesome mouse.

EDIT: Just saw your edits. At first I thought it was just a friendly reminder, but in the end, I'm not surprised that you're just going out of your way to be a dbag. Good job.

BG1

Canada1550 Posts

November 15 2010 03:08 GMT

#170

On April 23 2008 11:48 Pressure wrote:
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microsoft optical
most reliable mouse ever

i think hb uses it too
:D

This, except with the 2 side buttons.

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semantics

10040 Posts

November 15 2010 03:10 GMT

#171

G9x, I use only my fingertips to move around a mouse, so the wide grip is great for my adult size hands. Also the benefit of a high dpi, i normally run it at 3400dpi. Only downside i think is weight i don't often pick it up but still moving around a heavy mouse with fingers only gets a bit tiring. I don't care for the DA just because of the tall mid section does not favor my grip.

Really the ideal fingertip mouse would be light, not that tall(height) so it doesn't interfere with your fingers trying to manipulate it. Some what short in length similar to the G9 as you don't need a backside to rest your palm on, and all that extra backside makes it hard to turn the thing. And a wide base to which your thumb and index/pinky and get a firm grip on it, total opposite of the copperhead/krat/diamondback which kind of tapers as you get down which makes holding it a bit hard, via fingers only.

synapse

China13814 Posts

November 15 2010 03:15 GMT

#172

I use a pretty expensive lenovo mouse that came with my dad's laptop. Feels nice, though the relatively low dpi is noticeable in some FPS games.

CaucasianAsian

Korea (South)11591 Posts

November 15 2010 04:21 GMT

#173

I splurged and got a new mouse a few weeks ago.

I personally can't stand cordless mice, as the last time i used one, there was a slight delay from when i moved the mouse, and when the cursor moved. That and I hate charging stuff.

So I splurged and spent $40 on a new mouse.

it's great!

LazyMacro

976 Posts

November 15 2010 04:47 GMT

#174

I've used:

Logitech:
- MX518 (Great mouse)
- G5 (Even better)

Razer:
- DeathAdder (amazinggggggg)
- Imperator (PIECE OF TRASH)

Zealotdriver

United States1557 Posts

November 15 2010 05:19 GMT

#175

Razer Salmosa for victory.
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LxRogue

United States1415 Posts

November 15 2010 05:30 GMT

#176

Trusty G5. Worked well for years.

crms

United States11933 Posts

November 15 2010 05:31 GMT

#177

On April 23 2008 12:00 decafchicken wrote:
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trust mx, I have used mine for many, many moons.

ProjectVirtue

Canada360 Posts

November 15 2010 05:43 GMT

#178

i love this baby <3 been using logitechs gamer mice since i was like...9. so i'm used to the shape, and the back/forward. upgrading to this one with the adjustable DPI was a nice feature. Along with the macro buttons, made OS usage a lot more streamlined