i prefer the roccat kova for roccat. mamba for razer.

hmm i didn't like the fact G700 doesn't hv a charging dock/cradle and instead uses a charging cable. but the gooding part is that yea it has alot of buttons as well for macros. It looks well built as well and doesn't seem to be flimsy as most razer mice.

i prefer DA ergonomics the most among the rest of the razer mice.

without the battery u'll lose a little weight in it. but that is wad i'm doing with my mamba as well.

that looks kinda nice

^ this quote is so true

maybe too syiok or excited adi mention wrg info. sometime it happens and u blurt out bullcraps

haven come across this b4. in some way look not gooding enuff.

Actually wireless mouse aren't that fit for gaming. U are better off with a wired one instead.

And with that budget I can't even think of wad wireless mouse to recommend for gaming.

This post has been edited by DarkEmotion88: Aug 27 2011, 01:39 AM

something like roccat pyra is adi over his budget d and the dpi aint high. if razer orochi which has 4000dpi definitely also way off his budget. even normal wireless bluetooth mouse cost bout half rm40++ cheapest i seen bluetooth mouse is rm29 but is chapalang punya.

he wanted a wireless mouse. so those two isn't in the category. price range is slightly over budget but still close around there.
gigabyte m6900 is also another optical mouse but price wise is cheaper compare to those 2 and performance wise is ok to me. hmm rapoo. i think the rapoo V2 is quite nice.

yes tat's y i said those few earlier suggested are not in the category of wireless. i would go for orochi though if it's not due to the budget. but it's quite small for some ppl.

someone mention earlier dpi is not everything but it is to some ppl. some ppl who got used to higher dpi mice will feel that it's not comfortable to go back to lower dpi(someone please back me up tis statement here ). it's ok if those ppl uses 1000/1200dpi to jump a little higher to maybe 1600/1800dpi. u can feel a slight difference. but if one who uses maybe 3200dpi and goes back 1600dpi i believe will feel a little weird with the slowness and excessive movement d.

in reverse also, if u hv a higher dpi mouse but not used to it can slowly train with a lower dpi setting and switch it higher slowly once u start getting the hang on it. it's ok if using the pyra which is 1600dpi jus for casual on the go gaming la and not on long term use. but to me if it's goin to be a long term use might as well get one worth you money.

hu havent seen the albino version b4. looking nice.

looks pretty cool if minus the corsair logo i'll give it 9/10 for sexiness. but the some of the buttons placement seems kinda off at the back and don't seem comfortable to reach.

ops yea i jus now i mention the buttons were the sides. hmm there's an aluminum part with led lights at the side that's sticking out not sure if it will be obstructing the thumb placement anot but imo shouldn't be there as it seems like it doesn't serve any purpose. plus if the lights indicates dpi settings or battery life it's still an awkward position.

woah that mouse looks heavy.

still prefer using hard pads for my mice. lazy vac, wipe & wash softmats.

Most Logitech mice comes with the software that let's you customize buttons. Just change it to button off or something.

no harm in doing that.

i plugged in a logitech g13 + razer nostromo +razer anansi + razer naga = (feels like using few extended keyboards)

but took too much space and i dun remember most macros i setup i dun need that much keys so reduce back to g13 + anansi + mamba.