the krait has a good sensor, same as the diamondback.
the only thing i dont like about the krait is the small size and lack of side buttons.

well in the bulk you can get diamondback for RM159.
actually the diamondback has a better sensor than the copperhead, but i use copperhead cos its got a better design and the sensor hasnt failed me yet.

no idea.
but my copperhead has now survived 1y1m with no problems.
dont really see the sensor dying anyway, if anything dies it'll be the buttons first.

of cos the buttons are serviceable, just have to send back to razer.

well, if its still in good working condition, you can send it to me.

go PC FAIR tomorrow and ask ban leong booth.

obviously microsoft are the distributors.
but ban leong is the distributor for razer, and should have a booth so they should know too.

was posted already earlier in first thread
and see, thats why this mod/TS should actually bring relevant posts from the first thread to here and have a FAQ.
especially for those ppl who ask the same questions over and over again.

This post has been edited by Everdying: Dec 2 2006, 08:35 AM

eh not you la...
i mean those ppl who ask questions like...
whats the cheapest diamondback?
where to find copperhead?
etc etc.

the deathadder price?
razer store got pre-order price of USD60 and you get a deathadder tshirt.

the deathadder has razer's new 3rd Gen 1800dpi IR sensor.

im still waiting for the wireless one, looks like not going to appear

This post has been edited by Everdying: Dec 2 2006, 08:55 AM

well, the logitech G7 doesnt seem to agree

yea but the G7 proved that you can have a real wireless gaming mouse.
forget the old MX700 or even MX1000 cos those cannot compete.

if you've ever checked out the G7, it comes with a spare battery.
has battery indicator also on the mouse.
full charge, can last 2 1/2 days with regular gaming, when almost empty just pop in the extra battery.

plus its not heavy.

thats why got razer armadillo, which is still better than those mouse bungees.
one point of it is to make your wired mouse attempt to feel like a wireless.
i'm using one now, and can feel the difference, but its still not a fully wireless feel.

This post has been edited by Everdying: Dec 2 2006, 10:59 PM

use a cotton bud.

i say what i know works.
its also one of the tips given by razer fans.

you're free to TRY to fit in a microfibre cloth into the little slot.

its available everywhere la.
even in bulk here also got.

i tried it last weekend in pcfair, dont like it.
the earcups abit small.

just call ban leong, the distributors, i lost the number, but im sure you can find it somewhere.
tell them where you are etc, they'll let you know the closest shop that has stock.

This post has been edited by Everdying: Dec 5 2006, 03:56 PM

the sensor cleanliness also has to do with the pad you're using.
weird but true, users of exactmat have complained that dust gets on their copperhead/diamondback sensor very fast.
i also used exactmat before and had the same prob.
guess it applies to all hard pads.

now i using the everglide titan, havent had to clean my sensor in the last 9 months.

currently copperhead cannot assign the play/pause button.
the option is there in the key options, but its grayed out cos the driver doesnt support yet.
wait for future drivers, or use a habu and flash to copperhead firmware

yea, cloth pads rule

dunno.
the only thing i wanna do is to change my CH casing to the first edition pro-tools set that had the carbon fibre casing.
the sets after that had the ugly silver one.

i'm still searching for the carbon fibre set.