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😆 hi lads can’t make my mind up which mouse to buy 🙄
😈 Razer Copperhead
2000 DPI Laser Engine Powered by Razer Precisionâ„¢
1000 Hz Ultrapollingâ„¢ with 1 ms response time as compared with 125Hz/8 ms response time used by other conventional gaming mice
32KB Onboard Memory Powered by Razer Synapseâ„¢
7 independently programmable buttons optimized with Razer’s Hyperesponse™ technology for ultra tactile button feedback and maximum actions-per-minute (APM) gameplay
Zero-Acoustic Ultraslickâ„¢ Teflon feet
16 bit data path, as compared to 8 bit and 12 bit data paths used by other conventional mice
High speed motion detection, up to 45ips and 20g / Over 7080 frames per second
Always-Onâ„¢ mode pioneered by Razerâ„¢ – the laser engine sensor never powers down to provide instantaneous response at all times during gameplay
Award winning Razerâ„¢ drivers featuring On-the-Fly Sensitivityâ„¢ DPI adjustment pioneered by Razer
Size: 5.04″ length x 2.5″ width x 1.54″ height
GlowPipeâ„¢ non-slip side rails👿 or logitech G5 Gaming-Grade Laser Mouse
Tune for game domination. The Logitech G5 Laser Mouse gives you the edge with a 2000 dpi laser engine sending out an astounding 500 USB reports per second* for precision response at blinding speeds. A Logitech exclusive, the G5’s 36-gram adjustable weight cartridge gives you thousands of variations on balance and weightâ€â€ÂÂincluding one that´s perfect for your unique gaming style. Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) gaming feet provide the ultra-smooth glide you want in a gaming-grade mouse, and Logitech´s SetPoint software allows you to customize your mouse with advanced features such as game detection and in-game adjustable sensitivity (including independent x- and y-axis settings).– Award-winning Logitech® MXâ„¢ Laser 2000-dpi Engine
– “On-the-fly†sensitivity adjustment to 2000, 800, and 400-dpi resolution
– Adjustable weight cartridge allowing to adjust the weight of the mouse by upto 36 grams allowing you to get the perfect balance required to make you the ultimate fragger
– 6.4 megapixel/second image processing
– Up to 20 g of acceleration
– Expanded 16-bit data format supports blazing fast moves with pure precision
– Advanced gaming software, exclusive to Gaming-Gradeâ„¢ mice, for up to five custom sensitivity settings
– Polytetrafluoreothylene Super-slick gaming feet for effortless, precise tracking
– Contoured grip ensures peak performance and comfortâ€â€ÂÂeven in the most intense gaming sessions8) thanks for your input 😉
Dazzer
I have the G5 the only thing I can say against it is it only has one button near the thumb rest. The weights are a nice touch and the sensitivity + and – can be usefull
Copperhead all the way….and I’ve had both. (I wish I could say the same about the Olsen twins…before the hunger strike phase but after the ‘we’re legal now’ phase)
Ok I’ve used both (again, I wish I could say the same about Olsen twins)
I had a Logi MX310 for years and I can’t moan at that but Razer are getting my cash. My old Razer Boomslang was tops.
Microsoft Intellimouse Optical 🙄 £15 and 5 years later – it isn’t broken and I still kick ass…. those mega dpi mice are for puffs!!
Do all the buttons of the razer work in all games? I have the G5 but the left and right buttons of the wheel mouse dont tend to work in games.. would be userfull for peep round corner useage :/
I have to say I like the look of it an may buy one if all buttons work 😀
p.s. Have a read Dazzler..
http://www.techspot.com/reviews/hardware/mouse_roundup_gaming/
@=XDC=JuDgE-MenTaL wrote:
🙄 all MS mice are poop …FACT
nonsense, the best gaming mouse is the intellimouse explorer, always was and always will be…..unless you are one of the devils children and are left handed
I’ve got one of the older, corded Logitect MX510’s and it does me very nicely. A few configurable buttons and I’ve got it running on an ICE Mat, which offers pretty smooth performance. Had it 3 years without a problem.
trackball ftw. Ive now trained myself to use it properly and kick my m8’s ass on LAN Quake games with it now.
I did have the G5 but the left click mouse button got an intermittant fault and wouldnt always work.I recently bought the Microsoft Habu which is basicly a Razer Copperhead (as Microsoft and Razer designed this together) and imo i find it better than the G5 was.
Got the G7 Logitec mouse. Think it’s a quality piece of kid. Before that had the MX900, and 1000. And I’ve got the cheap-ass bluetooth one that goes with notebooks.
Haven’t tried the Razorback ones so can’t really comment.
@crazy hippo wrote:
@=XDC=JuDgE-MenTaL wrote:
🙄 all MS mice are poop …FACT
nonsense, the best gaming mouse is the intellimouse explorer, always was and always will be…..unless you are one of the devils children and are left handed
enter the men in white coats.
My hands are too big for those fancy mice so I just have a Micro$oft 3-button thing with a magic red light under it! weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
At work, I have the same with 5-buttons. I had to install the mouse software just to disable the 4th and 5th buttons 😡 which I pressed every two seconds by accident.
That work PC came with a fancy keyboard, too and that’s pissing me off: now if I drop a hard-drive or a cup of tea on it, I get Excel or Calc coming up grrr.
My work here is done.
-Fenix out.
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