Logitech +1

Reliable and affordable.

Not suprised at all. I've used razer since its boomslang days for quake. Same problem always not lasting either mouse1 a goner or mousewheel screwed up. My first logitech was mx500 for wcg cs. Guess what, its still working perfectly till now. screw the dpi hype shit.

This post has been edited by geno: Jul 25 2012, 02:16 PM

Dont forget to get a decent quality gaming keyboard too.

Very important if you like to spam your buttons and still using a conventional keyboard. Ever remembered how you died on low hp even when you did press your potion button? Or playing a highly spammable skill class like melee wizard but your buttons dont seem to activate when you press 2-3 buttons simultaneously?

Thats keyboard ghosting for you.

Explanation: http://www.microsoft.com/appliedsciences/a...gexplained.mspx

This happens when your keyboard cant register anymore key presses when you're already pressing other key strokes.

Solving this improved my wizard dps/survivability by a margin due to the playstyle of having skills coming off cooldowns very fast and requires alot of spamming.

My alternative was binding mousewheel up and down for 2 skills and only pressing 1-2 buttons on the keyboard.

This post has been edited by geno: Jul 30 2012, 05:29 PM

razer originally from singapore if i recall. or maybe the ceo is singaporean. All i can say is, crap is crap. they focus more on marketing and branding rather than product quality. You can google anywhere on feedback and you will get the same response. i've used razer boomslangs, diamondbacks, vipers back in the days. Nothing last more than 1year of abuse.

Steelseries also will have problem with double clicking after prolonged use although some of them is actually good.

Logitech although design wise sucked, their quality is there. My logitech mx500 followed me for many years of abuse and cs tourneys yet still perform like a charm altho mousewheel abit screwed up now after like 6-7years. Microsoft intellimouse also is good although im not sure whether its still available in the market.

This post has been edited by geno: Aug 10 2012, 05:47 PM