i wanna replace my g700 becos it is having double click problem.. may i know any other good replacement for a wireless mouse?

i dont mind changing feel, g602 have shit tons of button lol.. two aa battery, the mouse should be quite heavy right?

haha.. even with 1 batt at g700 i felt it is way heavier compared to others lol.. see how la.. if not maybe i go for da2013 wan change change use hehe

yup, totally did not utilize most of them, only when play dota will use 4 of the thumb buttons haha..
ouroboros heard that it is not as comfy as DA or mamba, or even g700. logitech is very best value la.. but, the mouse is nearly 2 yrs and i got this double click shit.. normally logitech mouse how many yrs warranty? maybe i should RMA it..

Hi boys!

Been lurking for a while now and I'm really looking forward to buying myself a quality mouse. Hope you guys can help.

Thus far, I've tried the following:

1. Razer Abyssus - This seems to be the de facto standard for quality cyber cafés in KL. Medium-sized, optical (infrared?), DPI switches underneath (450/1800/3500) with a minimalist design. For RM130, this is value! That said, the parts used are cheaper. One cyber cafe staff told me that these stuff last about 6 months at most before it becomes junk.

2. Steelseries Kana - bought the Dota 2 edition. Shame on me, impulse buy. But it did come with a nice mousepad. It's still cheaper than buying it seperately. It's smaller than the Abyssus by a bit. Has harder left/right buttons and two super soft side buttons. Love the fact that there is a DPI switcher right next to the scroll wheel. I can switch from gaming mode (1600) to photoshop mode (400) with ease.

Retails for RM189. Not sure how long this will last, but I'm sure the cheap Omron switches are not designed for abuse. Looks wise, I prefer the Kana to the Abyssus. I just love the red glow on the underside.

3. Roccat Savu and Kone - these guys have been hawking their wares to a lot of cyber cafés in KL. It's irritating that DPI adjustments can only be made through their software. Both mice don't really allow your palm to rest on it. The indentations for fingers encourages an eagle-claw grip. This is not for me. Button placements appear weird. Left/right buttons seem to sink too low. Side buttons were pressed easily by accident due to the grip. The overall experience was uncomfortable. Unlike the above mentioned mice, Roccat's optical sensors really needs a cloth mousepad to function optimally. Final, albeit trivial, remark: The LED colors would cycle like a Pink Floyd video - it only makes sense if you're high on drugs.

4. Razer Deathadder - tried these out at Orange Stadium Setapak. Cool beans! It's freaking huge! Good for people like me that can palm grip a basketball. This is like the Abyssus XL. I've not seen the spec sheet, but I'm pretty sure that the Deathadder switches "feels" better than the Abyssus, Roccat and Kana. Retails for just below RM200.

Conclusion/tl;dr: I'm inclined to buy a Deathadder to be brought to cyber cafés. Is it a good buy? If not, please recommend something else.  I want it big, sensitive and it must last.

Thanks in advance.

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The biggest mouse I've ever used is Deathadder for sure. I don't know, maybe DA is a good buy. I myself am using it
Bout the long lasting, some of the forumers said that DA have quite a long life span. You can check in the Razer thread. The other choice is Logitech G series.
Before I bought DA I was seriously into buying G400s, but then they don't have any lighting So I bought DA

I'm still considering the G602... anyone mind poisoning me? Going to Lowyat tomoro :3

Just looked up G602. Sounds good! I think il get that! Thanks mate

I'l try and pick it up on the weekend.

I've tried the Mamba, but I didn't really enjoy the flatness. Never tried RAT9, but it looks bloody cool.

Any objections in this board against a G602?? Otherwise, I'm off to the store, and to the keyboard forum for a good wireless one

Just got it from lowyat today. Used it for 30 minutes. It's quite good. Not feeling any lag. As for adjustable weights. U can use 1 battery instead of 2. It would decrease its weight. Currently using 2 batteries. Feels ok. Doesnt feel heavy for now. I'll give another review tonight

if budget rm200 should go to razer boss...currently iam using razer starcraft 2