Tried the mouse in stores and while it was really light, the shape does not feel right with my hands.

Perhaps it needs time but I'm already quite used to the GPro shape.

Good mouse but synapse 3 can go eat a dick.

Yes, synapse 3 is actually a deal breaker.

Anyone tried those ultralight/holes mouse yet? Like mm710 or glorious?

Hi guys, I bought razer deathadder essential recently. The mouse cannot be detected in synapse. Anyone facing this problem? Tried few google's solution but not working still

Just got it a couple of days ago during the mco to have something to play around. Pretty good mouse, quality issues are gone from the first batch that you see online.

Sensor is super responsive, you'd feel it if you use a lower tier mouse and especially if you're on 144hz display.

I am not fond of the button design as such that the cutout for the left and right mouse buttons at the sides have a spacing for it. So if you grip in a way that a part of your finger will get caught in it, resulting in not optimal right clicks.

I realized this is actually the first mouse that has such cutouts design. All my previous mouse don't have such issue. G9x, G700s, FK1, G102, G305.

The shape itself is causing me to have some soreness over long periods of time too. So the same day itself I ordered a Razer viper mini to try since I kinda like a Zowie FK2 type of design.

Also, if you're a high sensitivity player, you might have to think twice before getting a super lightweight mouse, as most of these mouses are towards competitive gamers, most of these includes 95 to 100% PTFE mousefeets similar to Hyperglides , so it's super super glidy, I find it super hard to control my aim due to my high sens with it. Might be due to only just a few days of owning it but still.

This post has been edited by freakenstein: Mar 31 2020, 07:18 AM

double posted

This post has been edited by freakenstein: Mar 31 2020, 07:18 AM

Hey guys, I'm looking for a good budget mmo mouse, as I started getting into Final Fantasy 14... On a 60% keyboard (dammit lack of foresight).

I have the glorious model O for fps, and a Logitech g304 for wireless atm.

Anyone has any suggestions for a good budget mmo mouse? Preferably lightweight. I was looking at Razer Naga Trinity, but ouch the price.
Redragon m908 looks okay, but it is super heavy from what I read.

Thanks in advance.

Hello guys...
Is it worth to get Logitech mouse G502 over than G402?

This post has been edited by FunkyBass: Apr 11 2020, 05:49 PM

Do you know anyone selling the redragon m908? Or anyone still selling logitech g600? Been looking for an mmo mouse here too.

I want to ask which mouse scroll wheel got heavy feeling?

Zowie mouse.

g703 logitech owner here.warranty already void.

double click issue.. where to repair?..

dont have money(jobless=mc0) to buy expensive mouse anymore but i cant use cheap mouse also due to heavy gaming( dota/csgo).

any pro can suggest similar mouse price below rm200 range.. ?

Yes sir

I saw a post regarding repair mechanical keyboard and mice.
The guy name GRexer. You can try contact him.

GRexer ada kerja mali

how much? i already bought model minus 0 gladius.. not really comfortable for me... so small and light.. like cheap plastic mouse

i really want my g703 back

Thanks for the mention!

Thanks for the mention!

Do PM me, as there are a couple of different types of switches (basically the lifetime rating set by manufacturer) that can be used. I am located in Puchong.

Performance MX got?

My Razer Deathadder were having problems with double clicks after a year or usage, hence I sent it in for warranty and replaced it with a new Razer Lancehead. Now after one and a half year of usage, I am having click and drag issues. Tried synapse 2.0 and 3.0. Any idea how to fix this?

Any recommendations?
July sale is coming up looking to upgrade from a shitty office mouse to a real mouse that can withstand all the clicking and my needs. I look at all the online stores but find it overwhelming with so many brands to pick from.

- WIRED, don't want latency. Every frame matters huhu.
- Has fire key or some sort of macro,
- Has multiple and rebindable keys.
- Has software or interface, whatever that thing is called to manage the sensitivity, keys and macros if that's available.
- Has good weight to it. I feel better using heavier mouses than lighter ones, as I like the resistence from them and how it has me using my whole arm to build muscle memory and doesn't easily shift around.
- Budget below RM100 ideally, but may consider spending more if it comes with a local warranty.






I used to have this game mouse that I got a local shop, it was only RM50 something at the time and I don't think its branded but that thing lasted me like 6+ years. It has software that let me binds buttons which I loved loved loved, especially the fire key. it helped expended the life on the left click so much since I play fps and semi autos are my favorites types of weapons to use lol. The mouse isn't actually totally kaput, the tracking is fine and the side keys still work. its just the lmb, mmb and a bit of the rmb that that's work anymore.



Naturally I tried to go the same shop to check if they have it still, but they don't have it anymore ..of course. lol.

Since then I've been using cheap gigabyte mouses some chinese mouses i got on shopee, but they all have the same problem of going mushy or losing their ability to click or hold properly. Before they outright stop all together.