+1

2?

hardcore

One for Malaysia, the other for Indonesia.

Planning to use my Logitech G502 Procteus Core (the non-RGB version) at my office and use the old Logitech MX518 (which is more than 5 years) as my travel mouse.

But deathadder range still ranks in the top 5 gaming mouse sensor every year. Its hard to find good optical mouse with that shape

DA is good, but suffers from early double click ... and tht sticky rubber soft touch

the sensor is useless if the rest of the parts fail

Oh I so hate that sticky soft rubber thing....

Does it melt over time?

I think can be removed with pure alcohol.

Did that for my Roccat Apuri.

I used 2 DAs. Compare to logitech g502, logitech is better. If fps game then DA is better

May be interesting for you.

There is a forumer here who collects Razer products - mostly, keyboards, mice and mousepad (check under the Razer thread). I have to say that his collection very comprehensive.

Whatever mouse above 200 or even 300 bucks, you basically can't tell their difference in sensor precision and accuracy. My previous mouse was steelseries ikari and can't find any replacement I'm comfortable with until razer slightly shorten the DA and mamba dimension. Fortunately razer new design include my mamba te no longer have rubber coating. Tried g402 g502 g700s , mionix naos series, ss rival, none of them feel good in my hand. I strongly recommend whoever want to get gaming mouse especially is your first one, please get yourself to the shop with demo unit and try them out before you spend couple hundred ringgit for it.

Just get the lower wired gaming mouse like Logitech G100s or even Logitech MX518. Personnally, I have been using Logitech MX518 for more than 5 years for work.

I am planning to replace it with my existing Logitech G502 Procteus Core and use the Logitech MX518 as a travel mouse.

There are also plenty of choices from other brands like Steelseries, Razer and etc. I personally prefer Logitech as I find Logitech products very durable (usually lasting for more than 3 years).

Been using Razer Spectre StarCraftII edition.
so far very satisfy with the quality, and build which very comfy with my grip.

believe it or not...my razer mamba which i have been using since 2014 have the problem on not responsive mousewheel click than the 'famous' double click issue now...so hunting for another mouse now (just in case i get really annoyed) how u guys feel about mionix castor for dota? (heard it's more of a fps game mouse?)

Had the same issue with my Razer Mamba few years ago. The tracking was off, double click issue and also wireless stop working after the warranty period ended.

I have since switched back to Logitech G700 and then Logitech G502. I am just waiting to retrieve my Logitech G902 from Malaysia.

Both Logitech G700 and Logitech G502 still working fine to date.

my colleague is using G40something maybe can curi from him and play around to see the comfort..the mamba currently only have mousewheel click issue...so i can still live with it.
When i buy mamba i thought i will need the wireless functionally, turn out i only used wired in the end imagine the money i can save buy buying a wired only mouse HAHA

I remembered my Mamba mouse battery only lasted 2 to 3 hours of usage (even when it was brand new)

Anyway, that was at least 5 years ago already.

Ended buying another set of Deathadder Chroma and mousepad. There were price war on the shops here, I bought the mouse for only RM220 lol, rrp is like RM299 heh.

Now the old Deathadder Chroma and mousepad will be sent to my office use haha.

Oh MX518, I had it very long time ago, used about 5-7 years iinm until the button malfunctioned, changed to G100s, but the G100s had worse sensor, and the button broke around one year, then switched to Deathadder Chroma.

Indeed now Razer had improved their QC quite a lot. Or maybe I am lucky, all my Razer Razer peripherals are working fine. Only problem is the rubber coating on da is kinda like peeling off and sticky

my mouse have early sign of failure after 4 1/2years.that good for budget mouse.
hunting another new mouse under 60.

This post has been edited by wira_laju: Sep 26 2016, 09:32 AM