G400 is a for palm type user, and you are opening your finger. I'm now using one even

I see that you want to upgrade to G500.
Any big difference between G400 and G500?

then u need to look at mouses like SS ikari, cmstorm sentinel (tho i wouldnt), razer boomslang...

more button and function, thats all. the design basically the same.I want to upgrade cause i'm really got into online gaming and use my G400 at office, its really good for working lo

Between SS Ikari and Logitech G400.

Size difference?
Ergonomic-wise?

any recommend for gaming wireless mouse within budget rm100?issit possible?

It's possible but it won't be as good as the "actual" gaming mouse. For example, AVF Rapoo, or Logitech Wireless mouse. Just pick the one that can change DPI on the fly. I have one wireless Rapoo (supposed to be a gaming mouse) with dpi changer and the price that time is RM69 i think.

The Ikari is flatter and wider but the G400 is taller I prefer the Ikari but its old and for its price not really worth is for the tech.. you're pretty much paying for the design of the mouse actually.. The G400 is a refresh of the Mx500 which features the same contours with updated sensors

if you're getting the Ikari, go for the laser one as the optical is just a basic house IMHO software is crap unlike the laser ed... but at RM199 and RM269 its not the best value for the old tech but the grip is one of a kind in our market with the absence of Myonix branded mouse

you can just go for the G400, if you don't like it RM89 is pretty easy to replace don't you think?? the software from Logitech is top notch as well and if you have other peripherals from logitech such as the G510 and the F510 for instance, the software detects them as well... IINM you could re-map all of the buttons on the mouse

Thanks for this.
In australia, the G400 cost $44 including shipping. I think I'll grab the G400 when I get back home.
Seems like most people buy Ikari for the shape and the brand, but I kinda like that their cord is braided..

Since you're in Australia, you can consider the Mionix Naos 3200 or 5000 in your list.. they have almost the same shape with the Ikari but with bling and weights dunno if the cables are braided though

Never heard of that brand before, but from pictures, the Mionix Naos 3200 has braided cord.
The Mionix Naos 5000 is a little over my budget, $90.

Australia's electronic goods tend to be much more expensive compared to Malaysia because of the tax.

Just go for G400 then, like Clem1982 said, here it cost RM89 (i get it for rm79 at All IT), try for a moment. If you don't like it, sell it at here or to your friend.

yes but the Mionix is not available in M'sia lolz get a feel of the mouse before you buy

Yup will try it out before purchasing.
Problem is, I can't find a store like LYP or Digital Mall in Australia. and I don't have a car.
Hahaha

for all I know, Aus relies heavilly on Electronics Boutique & Harvey Norman and they are everywhere in major shopping centres... not sure if there any new ones out for the last 7 years or not lolz

Checked out JBHifi and Harvey Norman. No Steelseries Ikari Laser and Logitech G400.
Pretty sad huh?

Most of the stores are online and based far away from the CBD, which forces me to pay freight fees.
$44 = RM140 - RM150..
I'd rather wait till a friend visits me from Malaysia and ask him/her help me buy

Cannot even find Logitech product? That is too much lol..

Lolz different part of Aus?? I was in Brisbane for a few years your CBD might be different.. thought that Eb & HN will have all the peripherals yeah the price of hardware is pricey there no doubt.. they tax everything IMHO lolz

my OCZ behemoth just 'gila' right now..using for 2 years

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Cyborg R.A.T wannabe?
I wonder what sensor will they use this time... Hopefully nothing crappy like PTE.
Although I dislike the fact that it's wireless as I'm still skeptical about wireless compared to wired.

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