I wonder if there's anyone who's capable of fixing faulty mouse here. I have a R.A.T 7 that I brought at least a year ago when I travel, used for about a month before I encounter some issue with laser. The buttons works fine, just that the laser aren't doing anything and I can't move the cursor. During that time I tried to send it in for RMA, but there are only center in EU so I just keep it in the box until now.

You can get the Razer Deathadder 2013 version
A very comfortable ergonomic mouse

What would I do is to contact the support team at Madcatz, look for help there.

For me when anything happens to my Logitech mouse, I contact the online customer service first, then they will guide me to my next step.

while I tested the gaming mice. Many people are looking for an answer to the question what is the best gaming mouse for them? My advice is that the best gaming mouse is the one that meets your confirmation. Before you go to buy a gaming mouse, find out what are the main features of the gaming mouse. And then you will buy the best gaming mouse for your needs. On http://www.best-gaming-mouse.net/ you can find a guide for buying a gaming mouse. Remember there is no best gaming mouse, but one gaming mouse can be better than another.

I did when I first encounter the problem , there's is just no way I can RMA it. They just keep passing the problem to another branch. What more after years now, I don't think it's even under warranty anymore.

Usually we talk about the sensors, how comfortable the mouse is and the budget for the gaming mouse.

We rarely talk about which gaming mouse is better than which gaming mouse. CPI / DPI wars are pretty much dead. For example, who needs 11000 CPI anyways? It's just a marketing gimmick. And when we do talk about which mouse is better than which mouse, is probably we want to get a mouse that has the most feature out of the same range of price.

As long the sensor is good, the shape is good, and the price is within your budget, it can already be the best gaming mouse in your books.

If that is the case, I think you are probably left with no choice. Maybe you can send to some electronics shop to get a check on the circuit board etc.

Else, you got to move on and get another mouse. I once had a Acrox Gaming Mouse, once the sensor went bad, I didn't get the support I should have. In the end, I gave up on it because sending it to repair can probably get me a new gaming already for the same cost of sending it to repair the mouse.

The only bad thing is that your RAT7 doesn't come cheap. Good luck.

Gave up last time, it spent almost 2 years in the cupboard till I rediscover it yesterday. Been using Steelseries Sensei for the past year, it's pretty awesome except the paint fall off

Haha. Good to hear. The RAT7 display sahaja lor .. Bo bian dy.. Their customer support not so good IMO.

as long as the mouse, its comfortable , nice to hold , and cursor its within ur control and it is already the best mouse u can have

Any major difference between the old deathadder and the new one?

thxx
i will see where go get it o sth ba
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thxx everyone=)

Wat mouse pad u all use for ur lovely gaming mouse?

I recommend SteelSeries QcK, but now I am using free Gigabyte Ghost Gaming mouse pad

razer sphex/ alienware mousepad

http://www.razerzone.com/store/choose/choo...azer-deathadder

Using steelseries qck mini, very smooth surface

+1 for SS QcK Mass

i tot of buying Roccat Taito 1 to match with my new Roccat Kova but unfortunately all sellers oso dont hav dy.

i ady book steelseries QcK mini from lingloong but need to wait for him cod.

Red light fr Kova will be matchy matchy with Y500

is too big for me i guess cuz my frens laptop will b by my right side

n its shooting flames on my hand

will it ruin the mousepad? is it make from rubber, the QcK ?

guys,

anyone using g9x? im using g700 right now and i give up, my hands are small and im looking for some other gaming mouse. is g9x ok? kinda like it after reading some reviews of it.