Cizeta-Moroder
Banned
I mostly play with controller but (to me) it works fine and i prefer it for work/browsing over a standard mouse.
I got this recently for portability reasons. It's suprisingly great for games, too.
What mouse do you use?
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I got this recently for portability reasons. It's suprisingly great for games, too.
345triangle
Member
since this is in gaming i guess i shouldn't answer "magic trackpad".
but it works for papers please and FTL!
but it works for papers please and FTL!
riceandpea
Neo Member
Recently got me the Roccat Kova+ after my second Coolermaster mouse died (don't get those).
Early impressions are good. Feels good to hold - though smaller than I'd like - and the customisable buttons and EasyShift (basically you can pick one of the side buttons to work like a shift on a keyboard) means you get I think 15 or so potential button presses in total.
Early impressions are good. Feels good to hold - though smaller than I'd like - and the customisable buttons and EasyShift (basically you can pick one of the side buttons to work like a shift on a keyboard) means you get I think 15 or so potential button presses in total.
paperspace
Member
Razer Deathadder 2013
I'm very happy with it. I don't like mice with extra buttons, laser mice or symmetric forms.
It's kinda slow, but it works good enough for me. There's a glitch with the lift-off range though. The lowest possible setting doesn't seem to do much of a difference, even compared to the highest.
I'm very happy with it. I don't like mice with extra buttons, laser mice or symmetric forms.
It's kinda slow, but it works good enough for me. There's a glitch with the lift-off range though. The lowest possible setting doesn't seem to do much of a difference, even compared to the highest.
This one. I hope mine never breaks.
Had this thing since 2006. Best mouse ever.
The software isn't the best tbh. I have a Mac, so I always assume it just is worse on Mac than windows.
The major glitch I have happens when I unplug the mouse from the computer while the computer is on. So, when I replug
lol is that even a word
But that could just be the Mac issue
It was a limited edition so you can't get a new one these days.
Holly crap that is amazing. Freaking light show
b&jy77VjiKn$#F
Member
It's awesome...
Robottiimu2000
Member
Steel series - Sensei
The one with a CPU inside
Software side could be better, but you really don't need it since all you need is all inside the mouse..
http://steelseries.com/products/mice/steelseries-sensei
The one with a CPU inside
Software side could be better, but you really don't need it since all you need is all inside the mouse..
http://steelseries.com/products/mice/steelseries-sensei
CelticKnight
Member
Cooler Master Inferno.
Wasn't that expensive for something that's considered a "gaming" mouse. And so far, touch wood, it's been pretty good.
phxxBullet
Banned
Logitech G500, but will start looking for a replacement soon. Not feeling comfy anymore. No idea why.
TurbulentTurtle
Member
RAT 7
I love this thing. I've been using it for like 3 years now and it's been great the whole time.
Nowdays I use a Roccat Kone XTD
I recently bought a Roccat Kone XTD and I'm very happy with it.
Microsoft Intelimouse 3.0
This mouse is what dreams are made of.
We used to have one of the previous models when I was younger. My brother and I still firmly believe that part of our Counter Strike skill came from using that godly mouse!
CadetMahoney
Member
aLLreli® SK-T1 High Precision 4000 DPI Optical Wired Programmable Gaming Mouse [Black]
All 6 buttons can be macros. You can turn the leds on/off.
Around $20ish superb bargain.
All 6 buttons can be macros. You can turn the leds on/off.
Around $20ish superb bargain.
PandaPedinte
Member
This one
OnionPowder
Member
Build quality of Razer is beyond shitty though. Two of my friends use a Razer Naga and none of them ever lasted longer than ~1,5 years. Pure garbage.
EdwardTeach
Member
Microsoft sidewinder x8.really good wireless gaming mouse. Unfortunately I think Microsoft stopped making them (and other peripherals?)
Angel Abaddon
Member
Love this mouse so much, Say what you will about MS, they make (made?) some solid PC hardware.
RégisEstUnCon
Neo Member
Seriously what the point of putting 200000000 dollars in a mouse that will give you 50859082098609 dpi since you can't actually focus that much precisely ?
Do you really use a lot's of aspect of "gamers" mouse ?
Do you really use a lot's of aspect of "gamers" mouse ?
Been through the intellimouse 3.0, ace edge 3200, g9 and g9x, deathadder 2013, and the performance mouse mx beats them all in comfort, it just fits perfectly in my hand, and doesn't have tacked on bullshit that I don't need.
Also works on most surfaces, it's just the perfect mouse for me and I laugh at those who says it isn't good for gaming.
Ever used the MX Revolution (precursor to performance), been thinking about upgrading, but the performance one looks smaller, and the revolution just fits perfectly in my hand.
Swarming101
Member
The 'molten' version of the Razer Naga.
Mine must be going on 2 years now. It's served me well, it's incredibly comfortable. I have heard bad things about the reliability of Razer products, but my keyboard has been totally fine for about a year now as well. Their support is pretty good if anything breaks from what I've heard.
Mine must be going on 2 years now. It's served me well, it's incredibly comfortable. I have heard bad things about the reliability of Razer products, but my keyboard has been totally fine for about a year now as well. Their support is pretty good if anything breaks from what I've heard.
prag16
Banned
Coolermaster Xornet
Love this thing. Not expensive, smooth as silk, and slightly larger than other claw grip mouses I've used, which is great for my large hands.
Overall claw grip is a must for me; more precision, less fatigue.
The dedicated DPI toggle buttons are nice, but I do hit them accidentally once in awhile.
Love this thing. Not expensive, smooth as silk, and slightly larger than other claw grip mouses I've used, which is great for my large hands.
Overall claw grip is a must for me; more precision, less fatigue.
The dedicated DPI toggle buttons are nice, but I do hit them accidentally once in awhile.
gutterboy44
Member
My G500 is on the fritz, I think I had some bad cable angles with my old desk setup and it tweaked the cable where it enters the mouse. It just randomly disconnects and reconnects. It drives me crazy for work and gaming.
Just ordered the G602. I look forward to it. I love thumb buttons on mice, just no need to go full MMO style yet.
My mice have been Logitech for as long as I can remember. I loved my MX Revolution before I accidentally dumped water all over it. For some reason though I always like to move on to a new mouse, I never buy the same one twice if it meets an early demise.
Just ordered the G602. I look forward to it. I love thumb buttons on mice, just no need to go full MMO style yet.
My mice have been Logitech for as long as I can remember. I loved my MX Revolution before I accidentally dumped water all over it. For some reason though I always like to move on to a new mouse, I never buy the same one twice if it meets an early demise.
SpecialAgentZ
Member
Logi G700
Great for navigation, great for using with notebooks (wireless), great for gaming on my desktop (wired, without battery = lighter).
And dat scroll.
Very versatile.
Great for navigation, great for using with notebooks (wireless), great for gaming on my desktop (wired, without battery = lighter).
And dat scroll.
Very versatile.
Canis lupus
Member
G500, supa cool mouse
samurai1226
Member
Im using a G700 too and im very happy with it beside the very few hours you can play per battery before putting the usb cable back on.
You have two buttons to increase or decrease the DPI, also you can manage in your logitech program to which dpi amounts you can toggle per buttonpress. on standard setting the highest setting isnt even the half of the maximum dpi the mouse can use
You can program every button in that software too, its really great. it recognizes games and you can define special game-actions to buttons or creating own macros on buttons (made a cookie clicker macro when i played that game to make a lot of clicks by holding a button pressed).
that sounds kinda heavy for a wired mouse!
... i'll show myself out
Hehe, that's one way to grow big arm muscles
molnizzle
Member
Captain Chaos
Member
RAT 3. Nice wheel, nice thumb rest.
I have a G600 too! I still have my MX518, but I love my G600. So many buttons!
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DeathAdder 2013
amazing mouse