They are somehow "forcing" people to use their sound just like how it is with the Megalodon, the sound card is already built-in to the headset.

There are always replacement feets and it ain't expensive. I've been using my default feets of my Logitech MX518 for almost 5 years now.

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Added on September 15, 2010, 11:25 pmOnly downside I can see is if let's say a gamer goest to a LAN centre aka cyber cafe and somehow there are restrictions that don't allow the drivers to be installed and the staffs there cannot solve it, the headset will not be usable at all.

This post has been edited by yongkailoon: Sep 15 2010, 11:25 PM

Have you tested it with other devices such as a MP3 player etc?

Alright then how about the other way round, try other headset/earphone on your PC.

If location is an issue then of course best way is through a courier service.

With your usage, I think why not you get one that fits your budget range and also a design that you like? Since your usage and demand isn't high, most gaming mousepads out there will do the job nicely.

Well, the Taito will be bigger in size compared to QCK but in my opinion, the Taito offers newer technology.

You mean the rubber thing? Don't know if Razer sells it but I've seen other brands (not gaming brands) selling those rubber for in-ear earphones.

Different class mousepads with different features mar. Taito is not bad for its price, I must say it's a value buy and is very easy on people's wallet.

BW would look better if it gives more piano black finish.

Keep it as a collection. It will be valuable one day, hopefully.

Then save up even more so can get both at the same time.

Usually it will follow back the original retail price unless there's a stock clearance promo for it. In short, it makes it not worth buying anymore.

Haha, I also think that the name Abyssus is a bit difficult to pronounce on first look.

Which means you are looking for a sharp pointed shape kind of mouse?

That's why better avoid Copperhead if possible, that mouse is very famous for the auto double click issue and now with less support for it, don't think so it's wise to get it.

Really? I sent it back for RMA before and they couldn't even fix it.

Actually it's very difficult to say since there is no fixed time. I think fastest also 3-4 weeks. Since yours is taking quite long, perhaps give them a call to check?

Then have you called them again after that call on week 2? Somehow, they will occasionally forget to call when the product is back from RMA.

At that time, I actually believed it.