QUOTE(pepsi89 @ Jul 18 2011, 11:00 AM)
i have been using copperhead for almost 3 years, still in good condition despite the rubber which is covering the light is a bit peeled off, u know, some ppl just continuously smash their mice after moving it to a side and do it repeatedly like it has not enough sensitivity, any mouse will spoil in this way i guess
Added on July 18, 2011, 11:01 amseriously? razer spectre best mouse? why
well, after the rubber is peeled, whats left is a cheap plastic cover which, you know, you paid premium of over rm200 and that is what you get, sure feels bad lol.
that, and the teflon also fades pretty fast (3years or so) compared to most logitechs that can last you much longer, and they even have a tested and proven spec sheet (few kilometers of glide roflmao or how many millions of clicks etc) for each of their gaming series mices
razer on the other hand only provided fancy boxes, fancy design (LED bling bling! ill be the first to admit for falling for it) , and hella fancy marketing

Added on July 18, 2011, 6:35 pmQUOTE(evofantasy @ Jul 18 2011, 02:34 PM)
lol...
now u went TF2 wit it rite

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to me the best analogy of a mech vs membrane keyboard is cameras...
mech = SLR
membrane = digital cameras
digital are newer tech and cheaper but SLR remained as the high end ones due to their capabilities, build quality and image...
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as for the mouse, everything is subjected to wear and tear...
u dun expect a mouse to last u like 5 years or so especially for something like rubber which is subjected to chemical reactions just being exposed to air LOL
as a casual photographer who owns both PNS/SLR cameras, i find that analogy highly offensive because you're clearly mistaken on a lot of points. just checking: do you know much about photography at all?
This post has been edited by Quazacolt: Jul 18 2011, 06:35 PM