Sat Dec 30, 2006 2:06 pm
I've tried gaming mice, and find the inexpensive, $14.95 Logitech mice better. The big problem I have is weight. The gaming mice are much heavier. The cheap ones are light, which I find easier to use.
Sat Dec 30, 2006 11:03 pm
I agree on the lightness too nam before, but after playing with some weight its way easier to control, with a gaming mouse you can change it to 1.2 on sensitivity, its the same speed players move, which = better body hits, and more head shots, I love it, improved my kills by at least 30 percent, and I have been winning 4 on 1 too 
Sun Dec 31, 2006 1:01 am
H4x!
Sun Dec 31, 2006 4:16 am
I dug out my Logitech MX510 and am going to give it a go again.
Sun Dec 31, 2006 12:08 pm
There are many reasons why I love the Logitech G7 (not the G5):
Adjustable Sensitivity
Light
Comfortable
VERY VERY Precise on my desk
4 buttons + tilt and scroll
It uses rechargeable lithium ion battery packs, not AA's or AAA's!
Green
It is wireless, and not once have I had interference from anything else affect my mouse.
With this mouse I am able to stop on a dime and land on peoples head's. I can't do that with other mice. Nothing else feels right.
Adjustable Sensitivity
Light
Comfortable
VERY VERY Precise on my desk
4 buttons + tilt and scroll
It uses rechargeable lithium ion battery packs, not AA's or AAA's!
Green
It is wireless, and not once have I had interference from anything else affect my mouse.
With this mouse I am able to stop on a dime and land on peoples head's. I can't do that with other mice. Nothing else feels right.
Sun Dec 31, 2006 12:19 pm
Why the G5 before the G7
No batteries ( had that on my Mx900 only heawy weight).
Same for both?
Adjustable Sensitivity
Comfortable
VERY VERY Precise on my desk
4 buttons + tilt and scroll
Adjustable weight. Set your own weight on the mouse.
In test with full weigth on G5 it weight
same as G7.
No batteries ( had that on my Mx900 only heawy weight).
Same for both?
Adjustable Sensitivity
Comfortable
VERY VERY Precise on my desk
4 buttons + tilt and scroll
Adjustable weight. Set your own weight on the mouse.
In test with full weigth on G5 it weight
same as G7.
Sun Dec 31, 2006 1:00 pm
This is the mouse i've got...
http://www.play.com/PC/PCs/-/716/924/-/659177/Razer_Diamondback_1600dpi_Magma/Product.html?searchtype=genre
A Razer Diamondback 1600dpi, cost me £35 (about $65)
When i first used the different was huge over the shitty £5 mouse that comes with your PC. Its was so smooth, it just glides so smoothly and stops perfectly on target, at least after i lowered the sensitivity for BF2 I like the laser system instead of the ball system, but a the mouse needs to be wired to the pc, i dont trust the ones that use the infra red to connect to the pc, they are always rather unresponsive. Mine thankfully is wired.
http://www.play.com/PC/PCs/-/716/924/-/659177/Razer_Diamondback_1600dpi_Magma/Product.html?searchtype=genre
A Razer Diamondback 1600dpi, cost me £35 (about $65)
When i first used the different was huge over the shitty £5 mouse that comes with your PC. Its was so smooth, it just glides so smoothly and stops perfectly on target, at least after i lowered the sensitivity for BF2
I like the laser system instead of the ball system, but a the mouse needs to be wired to the pc, i dont trust the ones that use the infra red to connect to the pc, they are always rather unresponsive. Mine thankfully is wired.
Sun Dec 31, 2006 4:18 pm
There's this cool Dell Optical Mouse that came with my computer...
Wed Jan 24, 2007 3:33 am
Highly recommend the Razer Diamondback.
I have used the G5/G7 series, Diamondback & Copperhead.
Hated the Copperhead - had an annoying 'roll' feature I couldn't manage to turn off. The G5 was nice, gameplay was superb, just didn't have the right feel - little bulkier than the Diamondback. Bought one of the surface mousepads at BestBuy for $15 bucks - outstanding response. Got a Saitek Eclipse board just for the lighting factor, not that I need a keyboard to do much except work right. I love technology, always and forever.
I have used the G5/G7 series, Diamondback & Copperhead.
Hated the Copperhead - had an annoying 'roll' feature I couldn't manage to turn off. The G5 was nice, gameplay was superb, just didn't have the right feel - little bulkier than the Diamondback. Bought one of the surface mousepads at BestBuy for $15 bucks - outstanding response. Got a Saitek Eclipse board just for the lighting factor, not that I need a keyboard to do much except work right. I love technology, always and forever.
Wed Jan 24, 2007 8:28 am
I agree person with the mouse and technology. I don't personally have a razor, but really want one. Jfmaday ho plays here has 2 of them and i have used one before and i must say they are quite nice!
Wed Jan 24, 2007 9:30 am
keyboard: razer tarantula
mouse: razer death adder (just upgraded from razer diamondback LE plasma)
mousepad: razer exactmat
makes all the difference in the world. as for the whole "gaming mice are heavier" thing.. with that mouse and mousepad, i can blow on my mouse and it'll slide across the pad.
just waiting for razer to give me stock options for buying all their stuff
mouse: razer death adder (just upgraded from razer diamondback LE plasma)
mousepad: razer exactmat
makes all the difference in the world. as for the whole "gaming mice are heavier" thing.. with that mouse and mousepad, i can blow on my mouse and it'll slide across the pad.
just waiting for razer to give me stock options for buying all their stuff
Wed Jan 24, 2007 10:07 am
I have a G15 LCD logitech gaming keyboard and love it. Its numbers and letters are all back lit, and the keyboard as a whole is very nice. Granted i really don't use the side programable macro keys, but i still like the keyboard.
Wed Jan 24, 2007 1:13 pm
Ya, I got the G15 keyboard as well. I like the ideas of the G keys. Just wish they where there oun keys, an not defaulted to the F keys or Num Pad...
Wed Jan 24, 2007 1:30 pm
i dont understand, dont all mouses pretty much do the same thing? why spend so much....
Wed Jan 24, 2007 1:38 pm
G5 with the Z board. Love the combination.