China mouse rebranded by Malaysian brand. How realiable is that? Plus, you don't get frequent or may not get any firmware updates at all to solve the sensor issues as which Razer is practicing.

If can, I'd recommend you to skip it too.

This post has been edited by viqq: Oct 28 2011, 12:31 AM

Hi guys. Is the SS Kana releasing soon? Planning to get the G300 but I'm afraid that the SS Kana will be releasing soon. Should I wait? I already have the MX518 and HP Laser Gaming mouse.

HP Laser Gaming Mouse ain't that worth the price guys. I think it's sold at RM169 in Malaysia. Double click don't register if you click too fast.

Quite urgent. As I need a smaller mouse. 1st thing is that the mx518 is too big for me, secOndly need a smaller to carry around with my lappie. I've been thinking the abyssus/kinzu but they dOnt come with forward/backward button which is essential for my work.

This post has been edited by viqq: Nov 22 2011, 01:31 AM

This is the mouse that I'm currently using. I'm sure some of you have seen it, but not many people own it.

Not bad for a SGD70 dollar mouse I'd say. Comes with Free mousepad as well. Though I don't use that mousepad at all since I prefer cloth surface.

Specs:
5040dpi Laser Sensor
Weight Tuning system
Tracking speed: Up to 150inches/second
Acceleration: up to 30G
Report rate: Up to 1000 report/second
LED Lights: 5 profile LED indicators
Gaming feet: Teflon

Yeah I'm curious to know. Higher DPI / CPI = higher negative acceleration? We need some sauce to prove this.

Until today, I still cannot accept the fact that CM is in the gaming mouse business as well. Haha, sorry. But seriously how is their quality like? On par with the big names?

BTW, I just got myself a Boomslang 2007 CE off the garage sales 2nd hand, and man it is really, really, big. Bigger than what I expected. Do you guys think the price will appreciate? I mean, after so many years, and only 10,000 units available world wide, I still see people selling NEW units and plus @ a much cheaper price compared to the initial retail price. Weird.

It actually has a learning curve. Totally had to change the way I hold my mouse. So people planning to get this mouse, make sure you have a big hand to enjoy it in full.

Wow it looks yummy..

This post has been edited by viqq: Feb 19 2012, 12:49 AM

I don't find any issue with the sensor placement on my G300. In fact the sensor is pretty good IMO.

A bit of fingertip x claw grip hybrid for me. It feels gooding in my hands. But I do get a little bit fatigue over long sessions of using it due to the small size of the mouse. The button clicks are gooding. Crisp but doesn't require too much force. The new Logitech gaming software is good too. Much more user friendly than the previous ones.

If you plan to buy those Powerlogic or untested brands, make sure you at least have a Logitech mouse sitting around that is ready to save ur "arsenal" when they go wrong.

I had a few bets in terms of buying gaming mouse, a Acrox Laser Gaming mouse died on me after few months of usage, had the HP laser gaming mouse which the left button became exclusive to single click only after few months of usage.

In the end of the day, I had to go back to Logitech. The trusty old brand. Can't live without them these days, can we?

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Added on March 8, 2012, 11:04 pmBTW, just an advise, not a statement, no offense there. You are free to buy anything you want with your money. Cheers!

This post has been edited by viqq: Mar 8 2012, 11:04 PM

Haha I see, but I guess almost everyone in this thread don't recommend Powerlogic. But it looks kinda sexay though.

Only Logitech products can last me few years. The rest either less than a year or few months. Or maybe just my luck? Hmm..

Get the Logitech G400 or G300. Period. (Price around RM70-80)

G400 for palm grip (Higher DPI compared to the G300) , G300 for claw/fingertip grip (More buttons & with cool lights compared to the G400)

This post has been edited by viqq: Mar 16 2012, 06:35 PM

You wanted reliability. IMHO, Logitech is the way to go. And those 2 are the closest to your budget.

The gaming software also gooding. Very user friendly IMO.

+1 for a reason to get another Logitech GM the next time.

I must say, why unknown China brand when you can afford a Logitech gaming mouse?

You can actually get the Logitech G300/G400 at RM7X if you can find the right place.

I am those who take risks in trying other mouse brands, such Dexxa, Genius, Acrox, Gigabyte, HP, a4tech (Way back in the days when they were not that famous, the 3D mouse!), etc. hoping that I would find a gem, but in the end still back to Logitech EVERYTIME. Or maybe just my luck?

I'm glad that they came up with products within the RM80 price range for casual gamers like me. Don't really need the advanced features of an expensive gaming mouse, but for the sensor stability & accuracy, and the ergonomics of a gaming mouse. But now that Logitech has virtually threw everything into the G300, that's a real bargain mouse. Only drawback is the size. Too small for some. I don't find the sensor placement any problems at all. Well, maybe I adapt to it well? Because I really can't tell the difference between a central positioned sensor vs the slightly on the left placement.

Anyways, off topic, if only the G300 is longer by 1-2 inch. That would be soooooo perfect.

If Sensei RaW is below RM250, I'll certainly grab it as well. Hehe. Let's pray.

He already bought it la.

It depends, I've read somewhere that says that some IT stores lets you to reprint the receipt for a fee, more likely if you paid via Credit Card. They have a track of transaction. I haven't tried this out myself though and I'm not too sure. Need input from sifus here.