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Ugh_Lancelot  Title: Ooo...bouncy!
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Registered: 2002-6-17 14:37:05
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I have fat hands, much like my EE width feet, so finding a mouse that's wide enough to be comfortable and not aggravate my budding carpal tunnel. The closest I found was the Cyborg RAT9 adjustable mouse. You can (within limits) make it wider, longer and taller, plus is has a nifty button that temporarily drops mouse sensitivity by 70% for precise aiming/clicking.
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Arcilite_I  Title: VN's Most Wanted
Posts: 1,260
Registered: 2002-1-27 08:46:24
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If you do any kind of serious/competitive gaming, wireless is a bad choice.
I use a Death Adder, love it.
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Sociop  Posts: 264
Registered: 2009-12-8 15:10:16
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-Mythril- posted:
heh.
Lots of different opinions. Which makes sense.
I looked hard at Mamba before I posted. But i read 2 complaints of where the rubber pieces on sides came off.
If that's a common issue it would be annoying to pay that kind of scratch for a mouse. I don't mind paying it if the thing will hold up.
The deathadder is attractive in the meantime.
Decisions decisions.
I really don't care if it's wireless or not. Matter of fact even if i went with the mamba i'd probably use it wired 99%of time.
Detailed feedback from either of the two above would be helpful.
actual durability and comfort comments from those who have used them.
I have never had problems with the rubber pieces, I use mine wired 99% of the time, while the batteries last a lot longer than the Logitech I was using, wired is full power 100% of the time so no worries.
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I own a Logitech MX518 mouse with a backup in my closet; it's now been replaced by the G400. We use the MX518 for all of our Pro/E users at work and they love them.
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Dums  Title: Moderator
The mystery flavor
Posts: 248
Registered: 2002-10-29 08:17:13
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Naga, hands down.
All those keybinds right on your thumb? yes plz
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Shenron_ Posts: 543
Registered: 2002-12-8 21:34:16
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Liquid741 Title: VN Sensei
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Registered: 2006-12-16 13:56:50
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Dums posted:
Naga, hands down.
All those keybinds right on your thumb? yes plz
just bought this mouse..for the reason you stated. my biggest problem with this mouse is remembering my keybindings...i have so many now, i just need more practice...and completely not ready for PVP with it.
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Dums Title: Moderator
The mystery flavor
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Registered: 2002-10-29 08:17:13
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Liquid741 posted:
Dums posted:
Naga, hands down.
All those keybinds right on your thumb? yes plz
just bought this mouse..for the reason you stated. my biggest problem with this mouse is remembering my keybindings...i have so many now, i just need more practice...and completely not ready for PVP with it.
Yah, it takes a minute to get used to.. but once you do, you'll never go back to a regular mouse.
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Unstruck Posts: 260
Registered: 2004-3-24 18:59:13
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MX518 with a G15 Keyboard 4 life.
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