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The scroll wheel on my current logitech is going out. :(
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Just ordered one of these:
http://steelseries.c...elseries-sensei
The scroll wheel on my current logitech is going out. :(
http://steelseries.c...elseries-sensei
The scroll wheel on my current logitech is going out. :(
Posted 25 November 2011 - 07:12 PM
My G5 is starting to get pretty worn. Sucks since they don't make it anymore and the G500 sucks.
Posted 25 November 2011 - 11:41 PM
Fuck, they don't make g5 anymore? Yeah dude I've worn mine the fuck out. Damn. I won't want to replace this.
Posted 28 November 2011 - 03:43 AM
I like children, I just never can finish a whole one, unless it's mine.
Speedy review, please. I'm in the market. My R.A.T. 7 simply broke after a week and my G9X is aging.
It's a toss-up, though - keyboard first or mouse?
Steelseries 7G
SS - Sensei
Anyone have experience with their surfaces and headsets? My headset fuckin blows too.
Steelseries 7h (usb)
And last but not least, this will replace my Razer Goliathus:
Steelseries 9HD
It's a toss-up, though - keyboard first or mouse?
Steelseries 7G
SS - Sensei
Anyone have experience with their surfaces and headsets? My headset fuckin blows too.
Steelseries 7h (usb)
And last but not least, this will replace my Razer Goliathus:
Steelseries 9HD
Edited by stylus, 30 November 2011 - 12:53 AM.
Posted 30 November 2011 - 12:34 AM
I'm using a steelseries surface right now. It's survived 4 moves and ridiculous abuse and it's still holding up like a champ. Literally the only time I ever have my mouse snag on anything is if I've physically dropped something on the pad and under the mouse.
Posted 02 December 2011 - 04:07 PM
First Impressions of the mouse: Fantastic. It feels very good in my hand, and it seems incredibly accurate. If you enable ExactSense, the blood pulsing through your hand moves the mouse pointer.
Buttons feel solid and well made.
Scroll Wheel feels very solid.
The buttons on both sides of the mouse are easy to press and give a satisfying click.
Buttons feel solid and well made.
Scroll Wheel feels very solid.
The buttons on both sides of the mouse are easy to press and give a satisfying click.
Posted 03 December 2011 - 04:57 PM
A few questions:
1. How do you feel about the coating of the mouse? It seems like there is potential to not have a good grip or have it get sweaty after a prolonged gaming session. I have heard mixed reviews, what's your thought?
2. Can you try making the mouse skip on a white surface at medium to low sensitivity in game?
(Paper should be ok, only adjust your in game sensitivity, do not adjust the windows or dpi, and move try moving the mouse as fast as you can back and forth)
3. Have you toyed disabling the auto-prediction and acceleration?
4. Lastly, What color did you set your mouse to glow? Pink or Purple?
1. How do you feel about the coating of the mouse? It seems like there is potential to not have a good grip or have it get sweaty after a prolonged gaming session. I have heard mixed reviews, what's your thought?
2. Can you try making the mouse skip on a white surface at medium to low sensitivity in game?
(Paper should be ok, only adjust your in game sensitivity, do not adjust the windows or dpi, and move try moving the mouse as fast as you can back and forth)
3. Have you toyed disabling the auto-prediction and acceleration?
4. Lastly, What color did you set your mouse to glow? Pink or Purple?
Posted 03 December 2011 - 06:42 PM
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Phatal, on 03 December 2011 - 06:42 PM, said:
A few questions:
1. How do you feel about the coating of the mouse? It seems like there is potential to not have a good grip or have it get sweaty after a prolonged gaming session. I have heard mixed reviews, what's your thought?
Haven't had a problem with it so far. It doesn't get sweaty.
2. Can you try making the mouse skip on a white surface at medium to low sensitivity in game?
(Paper should be ok, only adjust your in game sensitivity, do not adjust the windows or dpi, and move try moving the mouse as fast as you can back and forth)
Don't have a white surface.
3. Have you toyed disabling the auto-prediction and acceleration?
Not yet. I wanted to try it since it's supposedly different than other types of acceleration.
4. Lastly, What color did you set your mouse to glow? Pink or Purple?
Disabled the LED's. They make the mouse warmer.
1. How do you feel about the coating of the mouse? It seems like there is potential to not have a good grip or have it get sweaty after a prolonged gaming session. I have heard mixed reviews, what's your thought?
Haven't had a problem with it so far. It doesn't get sweaty.
2. Can you try making the mouse skip on a white surface at medium to low sensitivity in game?
(Paper should be ok, only adjust your in game sensitivity, do not adjust the windows or dpi, and move try moving the mouse as fast as you can back and forth)
Don't have a white surface.
3. Have you toyed disabling the auto-prediction and acceleration?
Not yet. I wanted to try it since it's supposedly different than other types of acceleration.
4. Lastly, What color did you set your mouse to glow? Pink or Purple?
Disabled the LED's. They make the mouse warmer.
Posted 03 December 2011 - 06:57 PM
I am currently using a Logitech G9 mouse. I was thinking about upgrading to the Razer Naga Hex. Is it worth upgrading to the Razer?
Posted 17 April 2012 - 09:42 PM
The Naga Hex is decent, and definitely has a good ergonomic feel to it... but it has too many buttons for my taste. I'm more of a keyboard mapping over mouse mapping player, so it's overkill to me.
That being said... it's still a good mouse and would probably not hinder you at all, but I personally think there are better options at the Naga's price point.
That being said... it's still a good mouse and would probably not hinder you at all, but I personally think there are better options at the Naga's price point.
Posted 17 April 2012 - 09:49 PM
I've been seriously looking at a Naga Hex versus a numpad Naga mainly because yes, I want more mouse buttons, but a full numpad seems like overkill (also the things don't have the best track record).
The Naga Hex looks really interesting, though I'd like to wait a while to see how they hold up over the long term.
The Naga Hex looks really interesting, though I'd like to wait a while to see how they hold up over the long term.
Posted 17 April 2012 - 09:52 PM
I love my naga but the left click is starting to wear and double click a lot. I'm really considering getting one of the naga hexes though because I only use around 7 buttons on my current naga, so I think the hex would be perfect efficiency for my preference. I still use most of my binds on the keyboard, but having more than 2-4 options on the mouse is quite nice depending on the situation.
Posted 19 April 2012 - 12:54 AM
I use the Razer Lachesis. To be honest, I don't think it has enough buttons. It's also kind of a bitch to clean. The Razer Lachesis has 4 side buttons, two on each side. I used it primarily for the shape, I never really gotten used to the bigger mice that was designed for just your right hand, or left. I like it feeling closer to the ground, make twitch-moves smoother IMO.
Binding wise, I just the one's on my keyboard.
Binding wise, I just the one's on my keyboard.
Posted 19 April 2012 - 08:04 AM
I still like the Razer Imperator the best, with Deathadder as a close second.
Posted 24 April 2012 - 08:46 PM
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