Ditto, best damn mouse in the world ---Blue Pulsating Lights too :)
same - awesome, awesome mouse
a lot of people go crazy for logitech mice, but they always seem too big and heavy to me Where is the Microsoft love? Logitech? Does Razer dominate the gaming mouse world?
Logitech MX Revolution and when it's charging, your average everyday 2 button generic "comes with the computer" mouse. I've never heard of Razer... will have to take a look..
An optical logitech mouse - It has no text on in whatsoever so I can't tell you the type. I like this mouse because it is simple, gives smooth control and doesn't weigh a thing.
For me this is a no-brainer. I use a logitech cordless trackball. Spinning your head around and-or aiming your reticule becomes amazingly precise, and I can set the mouse anywhere without having to move it around on a flat surface. I don't know why trackballs are not the mouse of choice for gaming, but once you've gone track, you never go back!
For me this is a no-brainer. I use a logitech cordless trackball. Spinning your head around and-or aiming your reticule becomes amazingly precise, and I can set the mouse anywhere without having to move it around on a flat surface. I don't know why trackballs are not the mouse of choice for gaming, but once you've gone track, you never go back!WhiteKnite6
I hate EVERY Mouse made, have been using a Trackball so long I forget how long it has been, close to since their invention. If I wanted to have to move something around I would buy a Laptop, same logic applies for the mouse why move around if you do not have to. Granted there is a stumbling block to get over while using a trackball in adjusting your hand to the different stresses, but once that is accomplished, you can easily switch between like trackballs. I only use thumb driven trackballs, hate the finger trackballs almost as bad as I do Mice.
I think my mouse cost me $10 Australian. Its optical, light and easy to pickup. Ive had it for about 5 years with no problems so i don't understand why you guys would go out and spend a fortune on "gaming" mouses when these basic ones work just as well, imo.
I think my mouse cost me $10 Australian. Its optical, light and easy to pickup. Ive had it for about 5 years with no problems so i don't understand why you guys would go out and spend a fortune on "gaming" mouses when these basic ones work just as well, imo.
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the same reason people buy designer clothes, you get more chicks.
wait for it... Im using the Habu... nice looking microsoft / razer mice with the right feel to it... not like logitech (too heavy and hand design isnt too fit) blue glowpipes, interchangable thumb buttons, 7 programmable buttons, what more can you ask for.
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