Maybe, haha, anyway, i love G500, i have no money, cannot get the updated products, always get the outdated product, haha

The MX500 was the first mouse actually targeted at gamers by Logitech. And yes, I do go way back to the days of the first Razer Boomerang and then Diamondback. My first freaking mouse was a logitech 3 button. So I know my mice and having to remove ball, clean gunk, put back ball days.

The guy wanted a wireless mouse. G500 is a great buy anyway. Especially at the current bargain prices.

need suggestion for gaming mouse?thinking of corsair m60/razer deathadder...any suggestion for me..thanks

No. The Logitech WingMan mouse is the first. Go ahead, google it. ROFL!

What's your budget? Grip style?

yup grip style..anything below 250 mybe

This post has been edited by saddam:): Apr 12 2013, 12:51 AM

I read a lot from the top mentioning that wireless gaming mouse is not suitable for gaming. Is it true?
Is it because of the respond time?

Try the new deathadder. Mice shape fits well.

Yeah. 1ms latency is important.

That's one of the factor, the other factors being the power consumption and price. For example, you can probably get 2 good WIRED gaming mouse for the price of one WIRELESS gaming mouse which probably won't offer you too much advantage or maybe worse performance over WIRED ones.

Plus, would you want to get a WIRED gaming mouse that you can game on as long as you want or having have to worry about the battery life of the WIRELESS one and charge it?

In terms of WIRELESS technology, I only trust the ones from Logitech. So we have an example here:

A good explanation by CharlesB, the Logitech forum moderator:

The G700 basically has the barest level of battery saving: It was designed for MINIMUM lag during gameplay, and battery saving induces lag. Our mice that last for weeks (or years!) on a battery have:

-Low power consumption sensors
-Wireless connections that go to sleep mode quickly
-Other sensors that go to sleep mode quickly
-Wireless connections that function at a fraction of the report rate

Same theory that goes out to all the WIRELESS gaming mouse out there.

Plus, in his explanation, he highlighted MINIMUM lag. Meaning, there's lag. Well, you get the point.

And lastly, one more factor to consider is the WEIGHT of the mouse. WIRELESS mouse tend to be heavier due to additional batteries weights, which can be a big turnoff for some gamers out there.

deathadder is good mouse

Hi guys , I am looking for some suggestion.

My budget is around rm200~250, prefer laser mouse and high DPI, high accuracy...
Playing wide genre of games from MMORPG,MoBA to FPS.
My hand is quite big, mostly Claw style.

I can't decide between Steelseries sensei RAW, Razer taipan, Corsair m60 , Logitech G500 (G500S worth waiting?) and Logitech G9x... In term of performance, tech spec, usability,build quality and durability which 1 is the best? I had f***ed up experience(s) with those cheapo (RM30~50) gaming mouse...

This post has been edited by vyonxhin: Apr 14 2013, 06:38 PM

anyone here using G300? i got problem setting key G9 & G6. both will assign to the same key whenever i set G9 or G6. means, let say i set "cut" to G9, then G6 also change automatically to "cut" & vice versa.. refer pic below

is this some sort of bug or what?

actually i like to set "cut" on G6, copy on G7, and paste on G9 =.=


This post has been edited by Ulysses: Apr 14 2013, 06:48 PM

anyone have experienced using gigabyte mice, pls tell me more..

I had the same issue when selecting mouse, I normally claw the mouse that people tend to palm lolx I find that the G500 is quite comfy but I settled for the Ikari optical for the wide body that I find more relaxing on the grip... other than that, you might wanna consider the Roccat Kone as I heard the size is quite big

Have you contacted Logitech support on this?? seems to be more to software issues here

Used a few, was good and comfy while it lasted but they all died within a year

used m6980 before, quite nice and comfortable
but left click = double click after 1 year XD

as far as I can tell the Gx00s is nothing more than a refresh of the existing/older Gx00 line of mouse. Especially for the G700, all I can really see is a change in the paint job. everything else seems the same.

http://www.anandtech.com/show/6855/capsule...00s-gaming-mice

I go for G500 hands down, I read the review of G500s, the only difference is that the coating, laser quality and increase the durability of mouse button.

So far I haven't got any issue regarding to this mouse, besides the left-click can sometimes register double click instead of single, but it only happen like once in a 300 clicks. Still under warranty though, not quite sure I can claim G500s after warranty.

mind to share me email of logitech support?

Thanks bros, i think after reading you guys comment i had narrowed my choices to Logitech G500 vs Logitech G9x, added deathadder 2013 into my list after my fellow frens suggested... I couldnot make up my choice between G500 and G9x because i am basically claw grip my mouse 80% of the time... and some forum suggested that claw grip go G9, but g500 looks way more comfy for me (i never hold both mouse)... If i am going for precision / build quality, which 1 i should buy?

I have a logitech mx1000 (1st laser mouse in the world) which is still working strong until today. all buttons working etc. I have lost a few of the plastic feet and the internal Li-Po battery does not hold much charge in between anymore (amount 3 weeks worth of 12 hours/day). I think I got it in 2005/2006. Says a lot about Logitech quality.

To M100 users out there, check out the link:
http://www.teamliquid.net/blogs/viewblog.php?topic_id=183922

There are actually some SC2 gamers that actually recommend this mouse for gaming. I got this mouse from the MK200 and I myself find the shape really good to hold, it's pretty stable at sniping.

I'm loving this bang for buck mouse more than my DA. Oh my..

And further research on google shows that they actually uses Omron D2FC-F-7N switches. Anyone can confirm this? I don't want to open up mine since it's still brand new.

Link:
http://www.overclock.net/t/1256359/palm-grip-suggestions/10

Well I'd say it's a gem. What do you think?