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Interesting that the mouse is considered as something as "up to $70". After you get used to high-dpi gaming mouse you can't even work properly with <$100 models
by AhtiK 15y ago
Interesting that the mouse is considered as something as "up to $70". After you get used to high-dpi gaming mouse you can't even work properly with <$100 models.
Just like moving to SSD felt like a revolution, for me moving up to a gaming grade mouse has been.. irreplaceable.
The precision and speed for any mouse-oriented task saves quite some time and especially gives a great feeling of having better contact with the screen. Highly reccommended.
It takes a few days to get used to moving your hand a lot less than before but think how much less strain!
Current setup: Logitech G9X and Razer exactmat.
Previous mouse was Razer Lachesis but ergonomically it was somewhat crap.
- joshuacc 15y agoBased on your recommendation, I think I may have to try a gaming mouse. However, the model you mentioned is currently listed as $71.99 on Amazon. Were you thinking of a different model, or have prices just dropped since you bought it?
- mleonhard 15y agoI use an Evoluent Vertical Mouse, which is about $85. I will never go back to normal wrist-twist mice. It's also good to have a thin and large mouse pad, like the SteelSeries QcK.
- devicenull 15y agoI currently use the Logitech MX518... I've had one for so long that the paint has started to wear off it. Still works perfectly though.