[Sanremogirl]

G7. A very comfortable mouse with excellent wireless signal. The mouse can be prone to a single click being registered as a double click after a while, but this has only happened occasionally. My fix? Hit the left clicker a few times. Works fine then, back to single clicking

[Teeppoodiug]

BoomSlang CE2007, DB Plasma LE & MX700

Cheers

[Filmania]

Gaming- Deathadder
Laptop- Wireless mx500 (Love that thing, much better then my mx1000 IMO. The mx1000 has rubber all around the mouse instad of hard plastic, which is fine for the top, but awful for the sides when you grip it and the rubber starts peeling off [thumbdown])

[Sheestgag]

G7 Here, loved it. But now I think the left click button is dying and my s/n and mouse info has been rubbed off the bottom.[thumbdown]

[Sanremogirl]

G7 Here, loved it. But now I think the left click button is dying and my s/n and mouse info has been rubbed off the bottom.[thumbdown]

Serial No. off the charger? I can still just about make out the No. on the mouse, quite scratched as well.

[intifatry]

MX518, best mouse ever............ since the MX510 [thumbup]

[masteryxisman]

May I recommend the Razer Lachesis

I might just get that one. 4000dpi and it's black and blue to boot. Thanks.

[fygESytT]

Razor Diamondback, its good for lefty`s like me and it was cheaper then the copperhead.

[icerrelmCam]

I'm happy with the Logitech MX400...

[Extinimot]

I might just get that one. 4000dpi and it's black and blue to boot. Thanks.

Plus its the most comfortable mouse I have ever used!

[diemeareendup]

My Desktop: MX1000
Fiance's Desktop: MX700
My Laptop: MX900
Media PC: (Logitech) Dual Optical Wired Mouse

I think I have a logitech fetish, as i also have
G15 keyboard
5500 Speakers
2.4Ghz Cordless Freedom Joystick
UltraX Keyboard..



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[bug_user]

I might just get that one. 4000dpi and it's black and blue to boot. Thanks.

I'd recommend the DeathAdder over the Lachesis myself. Having used both I found the DA much more comfortable to hold, the Lachesis's design seemed to be more for style and awe then ergonomics. Plus while it's 4000 DPI it's also a laser mouse, which I find just aren't as responsive / accurate.

[rengerts]

Logitech MX Revolution Its my first ever "proper" mouse that I've bought. Was a bit expensive, but after a couple of uses its worth every cent. I absolutely love it, and the scroll is unbeatable.

[Extinimot]

I'd recommend the DeathAdder over the Lachesis myself. Having used both I found the DA much more comfortable to hold, the Lachesis's design seemed to be more for style and awe then ergonomics. Plus while it's 4000 DPI it's also a laser mouse, which I find just aren't as responsive / accurate.

I have to disagree! This is the MOST comfortable mouse I have ever used. Also It is extremely responsive. Why would it being a laser or infrared make that big of a difference?

[rfceicizgm]

I have a 10€ Logitech optical mouse which I bought like three years ago, and its all I need.

[Filmania]

I have to disagree! This is the MOST comfortable mouse I have ever used. Also It is extremely responsive. Why would it being a laser or infrared make that big of a difference?

In general laser mice have worse tracking over optical, check out that ES reality mousebench. Though I agree on prefering the right handed Deathadder design over the lame, striaght, omnihanded Lachesis design- I think that razer improved the laser tracking in this mouse somehow.

[bug_user]

I honestly can't remember / know why, except that while Laser succeeded Optical for a while and boosted DPI figures massively, all the mice seemed to suffer from tracking problems, or felt just plain weird. Reading the stuff on the ESReeality Mousescore makes me think it's something to do with laser having a lower G movement threshold, meaning if you use a relatively low sensitivity and move your mouse quickly it may not go haywire as the old original mice did, but it will not track consistently, impacting accuracy.

Also the Lachesis is unusable on Soft Surfaces according to Anandtech, this never affected myself as I only use hard surfaces (Steelpad S&S and Steelpad SP) on which both mice worked just fine, I just prefered the Death Adder.

I still have a laser mouse, a VX Nano for my laptop which is a lovely little mouse. Interestingly it's laser and supposedly has the same DPI as my old MX510, and while it's lovely for using as a laptop mouse, it really can't hold a candle to the old 510, for whatever reason. It's just not as good.

Ofc with mice it's nearly all personal preference imo. 4000 DPI, 1600 DPI ... it's all overkill. I went from a MS3.1 -> MX510 and I noticed a difference. The 510 tracked noticeably better, however when I then moved onto the Deathadder really the main difference was that I preferred the shape (it's the same as the old MS3.1). The tracking was no better or worse in my eyes, I simply ended up lowering the sensitivity in games.

Interestingly the Microsoft Habu and Razer Death Adder are identical in physicality, this is because they worked together to produce the Habu. Razer then made it's version of the mouse with an Optical engine, vs the Laser which in the Habu. If you check out reviews or ESReality Mousescore I think it shows that currently Optical really is superior to Laser.

[FallJimerks]

I could have sworn we had a Polls and Surveys section [rolleyes]

Anywho, Razer Lachesis (wish they'd fix the issues already) at home, MX518 at work.

[Anaerbguagree]

another mx518 user here. a great mouse for how little it costs.

[Grainiary]

Laptop: Microsoft IntelliMouse Explorer 3.0
Dismantled home PC: Logitech MX 1000
Second home PC: Logitech MX 500