Just wondering....

Gaming mouse will increase your accuracy or convenient in gaming(short cut key)?

Its subjective. For me, I play BF3 like alot. And comparing a regular mouse to a gaming mouse that has a better sensor than former. The difference is quite obvious. A regular mouse doesn't perform as well as a gaming mouse.

Though some might say, gaming mouse is a gimmick and etc, or why would someone spend like 10x more than a regular mouse? My advice, is to take and compare these mice and experience themselves the difference.

I used regular mice before this, always had problems like USB problem, cant click properly or the sensor makes the mouse cursor stutter when using. To answer your question, yes it does.

Just my opinion.

yup. definitely. try playing with a decent gaming mouse for a while. then switch back to a free cheap non gaming mouse you usually get when u buy laptop n stuff. be it ergonomic wise, performance wise, and cosmetic wise.

Can you aim properly if your mouse cursor kept on skipping? I used to think that gaming mice is just a fancy stuff. But then i can't aim properly in fps game when im using HP free mice. Was pissed about the accuracy i decided to give razer death adder a try.

gaming mice sure got diff with cheap mouse
sensor, times of clicks, ergonomic

Definitely, as others have mentioned, the build quality is just different and of course, the user-friendliness yes it is expensive compared to the cheapo mouse but gaming (even on Bejeweled 3) has been much easier and smoother with a good mouse

If you're worried about budget, there are actually good mice out there that is affordable, such as the Logitech G300/G400 at about RM90

Is there any logitech model that use same sensor as sensei and omron switch?

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Added on September 17, 2012, 3:18 amg700 is good, my brother using it and I can say I do love the side buttons it have plus the shape really comfortable for big size palm..Im using SS ikari laser and I try both mouse and in my opinion g700 hv better ergonomic shape compared wif my ikari laser..

This post has been edited by dragorc: Sep 17 2012, 03:18 AM

Any recommendation for a gaming mouse with a budget of RM150? I'm mostly playing MMORPG games.

This post has been edited by Chris_saw92: Sep 17 2012, 11:48 AM

logitech g400

anyway i bought razer naga hex... not bad the side button is not like the naga molten or epic... it has mechanical switches which produces click click sound erm just as usual 3.5G laser sensor when lift abit it causes some problem ;O

any other recommendations? around the RM150 range.

Razer deathadder. I saw someone on garage sales got it up without box for less than 150. Else you might want to bump up your budget for G600.

g400 cheap + nice holding feeling for me..

is the click omron switch?

Yep. The link below got the internal pix.
http://www.pcwaishe.cn/thread-180808-1-1.html

the g100 looks like a office table mouse

thx. luckly i know mandarin? hahaa

I had to use translator.

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=101...&type=1&theater
saw this from fb just now .. seems familiar haha

Armaggeddon Gaming mouse - Armageddon Alien II G7


The Armaggeddon Alien II G7 is perfect for those looking to make their first step into hardcore gaming relatively new brand that deals with the gaming peripherals side of the market. So far we've seen a few gaming headsets from them, and this time around we have a new gaming mouse in the form of the Armaggeddon Alien II G7.

The G7 features an anti-slip textured rubber grip that helps the mouse stay in position even after extensive and long hours of usage. The G7 features seven programmable buttons that can be customised to suit a user's needs, including two CPI switch buttons which makes switching between sensitivities ranging from 400 CPI to 3200 CPI much easier.

Much like most other gaming mice these days, the G7 also comes with nylon-coated cables to keep them from entangling with other cords. Where performance is a concern, the G7 glides on different mousepads with relative ease, but we do have issues when we use the mouse for extended periods, as sweaty hands branch out into MMO gaming, RTS or FPS as the exta macro buttons really do come in handy in shortening your actions per minute (APM) counts considerably.


Description: Description: Armaggeddon Alien II G7


The best thing about the mouse, however, is that any customisations that you do on it will be stored on the G7 itself and can be carried over to any PC without having to install any whatsoever on the new machine. This is definitely very useful if you're going for tournaments, or playing computer games on someone else's PCs.


Armageddon Alien II G7

Price TBA

Info www.armaggeddon.net
Specifications

Buttons: 7 programmable buttons

CPI: 400/800/1600/3200 CPI

Poling: 500Hz poling/second

Sensor: PAN 3305

Cord length: 1.8 metres


Ratings

Performance
4stars(****)
Features
4Stars(****)
Design
4stars(****)


(+) Affordable

Comes with extra macro buttons

In-built memory

(-) Mouse grip gets slippery under sweaty hands


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just wanna ask, is g700 a better upgrade from g9x? been using my g9x for 2 years and 4 months+ and my right click is giving me some problems now.