I have a razer Diamondback 3g. It's a good lower/mid level for a gaming mouse. I love the on-the-fly sensitivity adjustment. And the mouse has never given me any problems at all. You just have to make sure you take care of it and don't drop it or sling it around by the cord. I also have the Salmosa but I prefer the palm grip while the Salmosa is primarily a claw grip.

HaGuN

United States154 Posts

October 09 2010 19:49 GMT

Not too sure but most of the mouses conform to dpi and sizes, also button configuration preferences. I myself am looking into getting a Razer Naga for the button config.

Edit: oh yah forgot about grip thanks above poster, i have a liking to the fingertip grip also cause it comes naturally to me.

endy

Switzerland8970 Posts

October 09 2010 19:50 GMT

It all depends on the size of your hand, your way of holding the mouse, and other personal preferences.
The best way to choose is to go to a gaming store and try to ask the mice. You won't be able to see the accuracy in your favorite game, but I can assure you that every Razer mouse is very accurate.
I personally own a Krait and love it.

You should use the search function to get more infos, there are already dozens of threads about choosing a mouse.

Dromar

United States2145 Posts

October 09 2010 19:50 GMT

I'm pretty satisfied with my Razer Viper. I got it on sale really cheap, and it's just a normal mouse but better (ie no gimmicky shape and buttons). I like traditional mice.

BUT, if you're getting one as a gift you might want something better.

sammler

United Kingdom381 Posts

October 09 2010 19:53 GMT

Don't worry about the statistics (DPI etc) too much, not for Starcraft. I play with a Logitech Mini Optical and an Abyssus/Deathadder and the Optical feels a lot better most of the time (in SC2) because of its shape. So pick one based on your hand size and how you grip. Abyssus/Salmosa/Salmosa Pro Gamer for the claw/small hand and Deathadder for the bigger hand.

trevabob

United Kingdom350 Posts

October 09 2010 20:06 GMT

The Deathadder is a great mouse BUT it's very heavy - IMO too heavy to properly play RTS with. If you want a mouse for general use or FPS games, go for a Deathadder. If you want a ballin' SC mouse, use the money from the Razer mouse to buy like 5 Logitech Mini Opticals (I also own one of these) which are hands down the best mouse for RTS play imho.

gillon

Sweden1578 Posts

October 09 2010 20:06 GMT

I use an abyssus and it's great for claw/fingertip grip. Quite affordable aswell, atleast compared to other Razer mice.

DoctorHelvetica

United States15034 Posts

October 09 2010 20:15 GMT

salmosa is the way to go. simple and sleek but very functional and responsive.

personally i hate bells and whistles, shiny lights, all that crap.

size/shape is the most important thing and the salmosa is very comfortable and light

Ryps

Romania2740 Posts

October 09 2010 20:17 GMT

#10

I suggest you go to http://www2.razerzone.com/MouseGuide/index.html and do the configurator to suit your needs.

Personally I suggest deathadder.

avilo

United States4100 Posts

October 09 2010 20:19 GMT

#11

I use lachesis it's awesome

invisible.terran

United States280 Posts

October 09 2010 20:23 GMT

#12

If you got small hands like me, you should go try salmosa, i own one, it's so great

Terrakin

United States1440 Posts

October 09 2010 20:25 GMT

#13

If you do not claw grip I suggest the DA, it may be heavy, but it glides so easily. Also the build of the mouse is great, nice to hold for a while.

HwangjaeTerran

Finland5967 Posts

October 09 2010 20:26 GMT

#14

If you got huge hands like me (ctrl to 9 ez) go with Salmosa, although I guess I´d want a bit more sensitivity so maybe Abyssus?
It´s the new Salmosa as far as I know.

Geo.Rion

7377 Posts

October 09 2010 20:42 GMT

#15

i'd take a deathadder over any other mouse

On October 10 2010 05:26 HwangjaeTerran wrote:
If you got huge hands like me (ctrl to 9 ez) go with Salmosa, although I guess I´d want a bit more sensitivity so maybe Abyssus?
It´s the new Salmosa as far as I know.

that's not a big hand, i dont have a big hand yet i can reach form control to over the 9th key easily.

MrBitter

United States2939 Posts

October 09 2010 20:50 GMT

#16

I use a Lachesis. The shape is a little bit different from more traditional mouses (mice?) but now that I'm used to it, I can't imagine ever using anything else.

Jibba

United States22883 Posts

October 09 2010 20:54 GMT

#17

Deathadder and Abyssus have the best sensors of any mice on the market.

Deathadder is shaped like a Microsoft IntelliMouse Explorer 3.0, while the Abyssus is smaller and designed for a claw grip. It's the successor to the Salmosa.

tube

United States1475 Posts

October 09 2010 21:16 GMT

#18

On October 10 2010 05:42 Geo.Rion wrote:
i'd take a deathadder over any other mouse

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that's not a big hand, i dont have a big hand yet i can reach form control to over the 9th key easily.

depends on your keyboard
maybe his is hella spread apart

Cham

797 Posts

October 09 2010 21:19 GMT

#19

I have a Diamondback 3G and I love it. I find it a lot more comfortable and less gimmicky than Razer's newer mice. Before my 3G I had a Krait, I don't even know if they sell those anymore but that was even better than the 3G, but I pinched the cord in something and snipped it T^T

bokchoi

Korea (South)9498 Posts

October 09 2010 21:56 GMT

#20

Depending on what you like want.

If you prefer a smaller mice: an Abyssus or Salmosa is the way to go. (depending on your price range). Obviously, the Abyssus is the newer and more advanced (3500 dpi sensor), but that doesn't necessarily make it better for your needs. If you're looking at smaller mice these are the two you want to look at. Smaller mice are more ideal for RTS games (IMO). Perfect for if you use the claw or fingertip grip.

If you prefer a bulkier mice: the Deathadder is the way to go. Having a similar shape to Microsoft IME 3.0. Perfect if you're a palm grip user.

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