Gaming Mouse
- Thread starter RedKilla
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I use the Logitech G502 Proteus Spectrum and I like it. It does have seven programmable buttons that I am too lazy to set up. I think I payed around $50.00 for it on Amazon. Just a suggestion boss.
I think you made a good choice. The G502 was my second choice when I upgraded. I went with the Razer DeathAdder. I like the Deathadder but absolutely hate Razer software. In retrospect, if I knew before my purchase you had to sign into a Razer account to use the drivers and software I probably would have gone with the G502. I previously had the Razer copperhead.
i don't think it matters to Redkilla.... he is a point & shoot and hope for he best type player! without laser guided, he is like Beckler on speed!
Razer makes excellent mice. What do y’all think of their keyboards? I tried one a long time ago and hated it. The matte rubber coating on the keys felt very unnatural and too hard to get used to. I was always accustomed to sliding my fingers from one key to another so rubber coated keys holding my grip felt really weird and bothersome.
That was about 5 years ago. Have their keyboards improved? I have a Logitech keyboard with an LED screen and I love it! The clock function is especially helpful in game.
That was about 5 years ago. Have their keyboards improved? I have a Logitech keyboard with an LED screen and I love it! The clock function is especially helpful in game.
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I, personally, don't use Razer products. They're over-priced. I have a CORSAIR STRAFE with MX Red switches. It has some optional keycaps if you want to do the rubber sticky thing or not. My only problem is if my hand is in the slightly wrong position, I might end up lightly tapping the 'E' key and bailing out of who knows what. A slight problem when I'm in the air.
I love my Logitech G (g502) it comes with some weights that can be added to customize the feel, as well as tons of buttons that are programmable, and it is affordable at $60.