Logitech G600? Great for MMO?

Logitech G300. Confirm fit girly hands. to them the G300 is like the G400 for us I reckon. It's really comfortable to grip, but it's too small for my liking. I'm selling it off RM50 brand NEW (without postage). PM me if you're interested.

G300 can be too small if you have big hands like me. Go out and try them out first. If you want a lot of buttons and below RM100, I think the best choice is G300 hands down. Though the G400 can be programmed too, but the G300 has 3 different profiles to choose from.

G400 considered small to you? You have really big hands then!

The G300 sizably smaller than the G400, not just slightly. Hmm..

Maybe you should consider the G100 Combo as well. Since you're using stock keyboards and mouse right? Time to upgrade the looks bro. Hehe.

In terms of gaming? Yeah, optical is good.

Some even prefer optical over laser.

I bought a DeathAdder while waiting for the G300 for RMA.

The G300 is brand NEW and have no use for it, so selling it off.

Yeah I miss using the Macros set with the software, like Cut, Paste etc. But I could do with the keyboard anyways.

Yeap. But why don't invest on a mousepad if you can spend so much money on a mouse? The Razer Goliathus is a good choice. Or QCK mini if tight on budget. You will never regret you invested.

Lol. Can meh?

There can be more than 1 single factor that they drop the price. New technologies, new sensors, new series of products, bad product, clear stock, unpopular & etc. etc.

For your case, you got it at RM99, it's quite a bargain, and if you're happy using it, there's no point reading out reviews saying that they are bad or what so ever. Instead, make your own review on the 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.

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.

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

Must be a heavy user. Haha. Those things are well built.

Actually, why don't u send it for RMA?

Not much demand I guess or maybe difficult to bring in?

How long did it last you? Hardcore gamer? I personally think that the DA lasts longer for FPS players compared to Dota players. I didn't like how it felt when I'm playing dota. Seems the buttons are very fragile as I do multiple left clicks sometimes.

In terms of what? The sensor? How about the comfortableness? My first priority in getting a mouse is the comfort level / ergonomics of the mouse, which is very important to me, as I do long hours of work on the computer. I'm a palm gripper, so I personally think the DA is awesome..

BTW, does the surface of the 2013 version same as the 3.5G? The rubber matte surface? I got a bit regret that I didn't go for the Black Edition. Now I'm so worried about the rubber surface going sticky.

Erm bro, sorry to interrupt, but errr, his budget is RM100-200.

So the ones you recommend above is pretty much out of his league. Well, of course unless he pumps up his budget.

Even a labeled wireless gaming mouse isn't really good for gaming and you tell me those two are good enough? 1000dpi , 125Hz refresh rate, good enough for gaming? Seriously?

Frankly speaking, for that budget RM100-200, better get a good WIRED gaming mouse like DA 3.5G, G400, G500 & etc.

Conclusion, wireless mouse for gaming? Still no go for me. I'd rather spend my moolah on a good WIRED mouse.

Firstly, the guy wanted a WIRELESS gaming mouse with RM100-200 budget. The ones you recommended is way over that budget, he just can't buy anything DECENT for the money.

Your example of IME3.0 is quite irrelevant. At that time of release of the IME3.0, not many companies label their mouse as gaming mouse. Then again, the re-released version of the IME3.0 IS LABELED as gaming mouse under their Microsoft.com/hardware website. The labeling of gaming mouse is just a gimmick. If you find the Anywhere mouse works good for you, I have no comments. But to me, 1000dpi and 125Mhz, and for that same kind of money, I'd get a DA or G500 anytime of the day, that simple.

You call MX500 way back? I go real wayback bro. Wayback in the ball mouse days. The WingMan / MouseMan era. And why do I even compare this? Argghhahaa.. guess it's just another free day at the office.

No problem dude, you're allowed to say anything here man. Don't worry. But from my point of view, really there is no wireless mouse worth the call that can make me make the jump from wired to wireless.

That's a good buy. Guess they are clearing stocks to make way for the G500s probably?

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

What's your budget? Grip style?

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.

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?