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> Can you buy good gaming mouse for below rm100?

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ChrisWithAPie
post Sep 1 2018, 09:56 PM

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Go to lowyat. See which mouse fits your hand, then buy accordingly. Unless you're aspiring to go pro, you don't need those overpriced 'gaming' mouse.
ChrisWithAPie
post Sep 2 2018, 06:15 PM

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QUOTE(RiriRuruRara @ Sep 2 2018, 05:01 PM)
Then how about mouse pads? What do your use? Don't know how come mouse pad can cost from rm150-200 now...
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Razer Goliathus Speed. Had this for a year, looks exactly the same as I bought. Durability through the roof. Logitech and steelseries, after a few months, the pad gets damp from sweat, slowing the glide and you can see discoloration. As for the price, its all based on supply and demand. Much like the overpriced RGB crap you see around peripherals and pc components, its expensive cause users want their shit to look fancy.
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post Sep 2 2018, 11:32 PM

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QUOTE(RiriRuruRara @ Sep 2 2018, 10:59 PM)
Wow rm200. Is it made of gold or what. For that price it would be a rip off if it only last a few months.
Is there any cheaper option???
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Idk where you got that figure from but its RM81. From my experience with this model is it doesn't absorb sweat easily and its super durable. You can buy the cheap ones, no ones stopping you. Give it a few months, the pad will start to turn grey and you will notice the point where your wrist is will become damp and soggy. If you aren't competitive, just go for the cheaper alternatives.

As for mice, as I have mentioned before, if you aren't planning to be competitive, just get a cheap mouse. You probably won't notice the difference between sensors.

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