QUOTE(CompChilD @ Dec 31 2009, 07:50 PM)
I thought the side button got 2 for left and right sides ? so 2x2 = 4 side buttons o_O
QUOTE(noobie1 @ Dec 31 2009, 07:54 PM)
hi bro...if u like weight adjustable,bling bling, then this is not the mouse u looking for...for the side button, both side aso have..not oni right side,ok?
and this is a almost driver-less mouse...mean u no nid driver to adjust all those cpi(dpi),accelerate,exact sense and lot more..but,of coz, at 1st, u nid to dl the driver from ss website and update the firmware 1st...then mayb edit some profile and afterward u no nid the driver anymore...
and this mouse are talking about performance and comfortable(well,not as comfortable as ikari),not outlook

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firstly, i come here friendly and i dont want to start anything. i guess its either i have said it wrong or you guys misunderstand me. yes, i know both sides have button. 2 on each side. but from my experience, the right side (button 6 & 7) button is rather hard to press.
imo, the left side button is always click by using the thumb. index for left button and middle for right button. for the ring and little finger, its usually at rest. also, do you guys think its quite hard to press the 2 right button? for me, i think because the face of the little finger is facing downward. thus, making it a lil hard to press it. unless you use the side of your little finger. but for me, it wont be as accurate as using your thumb on the left button.
and for what i meant is on my previous post, wasnt about xai being over price or anything like that. i was wondering how good or what is its advantages of using it. and yes, i read a few review and it specifically said its very comfortable and there is alot of work done on the technology of the sensor. hence, its very accurate and precise. but as usual i would wanna listen from xai user here in lyn. to cut it short, i was merely comparing the advantages/performance of xai with other mouse that produce by logitech, razer, roccat, and so on.
but anyhow, thanks for the reply
This post has been edited by ham_revilo: Dec 31 2009, 08:11 PM