Oh?? I smell another review article you bought ka bro?? cause seems you're still using DA, what gives?

braided cables are less likely to fold and tangle because the braids actually add to the stiffness of the cable so that it won't curl too much while remaining flexible enough for gliding, this also prevents the cable from sticking to other cables behind the PC

G100s is a 3 button mouse, the most basic of basic for any usage including gaming

G500s has more features and buttons and controls that is built mainly for gaming functionality

thats why the G500s comes in at a higher price, both will serve yo long IMHO Logitech is renowned for longevity

+1, the G400s is a good bet, similar button layout mouse can be found, the latest I've tested is the Armaggeddon Alien IV G9x can look at my article here -> http://www.tech-critter.com/2013/10/first-...n-alien-iv.html

there is also the CoolerMaster Recon, Corsair M65 or even the smaller Coolermaster Storm Spawn, all have 2 buttons at the side, offerings from Razer, thermaltake, Zalman or Gigabyte also have them...

from the reviews online, they sure looked good, no usage experience myself so it's best that you give it a whirl at the shops before you buy

I saw some Gamdias products in All-IT a few days back, not too sure if they have the exact model you posted

Applying Poison...

http://www.tech-critter.com/2013/10/unboxi...2-wireless.html

Gaming on wireless.... you could pick up the Logitech G602 for the mouse... as for the keyboard... maybe the K750?? not really a fan of wireless keyboards lol else a rapoo wireless will do if you don't mind going cheapo

iRocks is a particularly untested brand in the local market, if you get one then maybe can do a small review to see

Hey ppl, I got a chance to review the Gamdias Apollo, do check it out

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3075521

also viewable from our web blog (comments are welcomed)

http://www.tech-critter.com/2013/12/gamdia...cal-gaming.html

IMHO most would agree that it's an expensive mouse that has sub-par performance, no real experience using the Rat series but heard that it has tracking issues on a lot of surfaces.. you could get them in major outlets like AllIT or Viewnet but they're very scarce nowadays...

The G500S would be my recommendation, IF the price were to go down a bit, but it's still a good mouse for gaming

My personal new favourite is the Gamdias Hades, solid performer much like the Logitech G400 for a decent pricetag -> http://www.tech-critter.com/2013/12/gamdia...cal-gaming.html

yes I hear the same thing, but Logitech is renowned for their peripheral build quality, most likely that's a bad batch... still... better than Razer

Give Gamdias Hades a try not bad for RM180 gaming mouse, the software is good as well

see my review here-> http://www.tech-critter.com/2013/12/gamdia...cal-gaming.html

Give Gamdias Demeter a try, http://www.tech-critter.com/2014/01/gamdia...ming-mouse.html

Sounds like the Logitech G400s or G500s to me lolz, gotta admit, switching from DA is really hard because of it's comfort, maybe you could also try the Gamdias Hades? it's an ambidextrous mouse but customisable in size, I got a review on the optical versiion -> http://www.tech-critter.com/2013/12/gamdia...cal-gaming.html

it's all on the way you use the mouse, I don't have a problem with accuracy of any mice because I don't tweak the things that other people claim will improve the performance of the mouse, if you need to be accurate I suggest that you play with the on-the-fly DPI settings or get a trackball mouse but I do tend to lean towards optical mouse as it gets the job done and also most are cheaper than their laser counterparts

Since you're comfortable with the G700 albeit the accuracy, I'm guessing that palm grip mouse will be your primary concern.... second being the multiple buttons?? suggest you try looking at these

Gamdias Zeus
Corsair M95
Logitech G600
Logitech G602
Razer Naga Hex

there are others, such as those from Thermaltake, Geniius, armaggeddon etc, so it's best to try befor buy

for budget of RM200, I'd go for the Gamdias Hades Optical good mouse for the budget user, lightweight with adjustable size and good software

so the more ppl buy this the cheaper it'll get?? and I only saw the Avior 7000 and not the Naos 7000.....

This post has been edited by Clem1982: Mar 8 2014, 03:54 PM

I'd look at CM Storm Spawn, Zowie Mico, and the Logitech G9x for mouse of similar size... Roccat too but I'm not too familiar with the size of their mouse

looks standard to me the 2 brands are priced like that from the start IINM