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I'm after a good wireless mouse that doesn't have lag, I have an HP wireless one and it plays up loads as it has so much delay when you try and move it and sometimes you seem to loose where the pointer is as it appears to disappear.
Is it worth me paying out for a gaming mouse? or is there anything better I need to look for?
Is it worth me paying out for a gaming mouse? or is there anything better I need to look for?
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I've got one of those logitech unified wireless ones, no lag at all, loads of buttons and 3yr battery life, nice to use. I use one usb adapter (the unified type) which also works with a logitech keyboard, so no need for multiple USB devices.
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I'm after a good wireless mouse that doesn't have lag, I have an HP wireless one and it plays up loads as it has so much delay when you try and move it and sometimes you seem to loose where the pointer is as it appears to disappear.
Is it worth me paying out for a gaming mouse? or is there anything better I need to look for?
Is it worth me paying out for a gaming mouse? or is there anything better I need to look for?
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I have a Razer Orochi, it's never failed me yet and there is absolutely no lag. Comes as wired and wireless (detachable wire). A tad on the expensive side though I must add.
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i went away from wireless, adn have to say does seem to be more responsive. Got one of these,
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I have a Logitech 'Anywhere MX' wireless. It works really well on all kinds of surfaces, but it has terrible wireless range and eats batteries. Can't recommend it
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i went away from wireless, adn have to say does seem to be more responsive. Got one of these,
Madcatz RAT 5 Gaming Mouse: Amazon.co.uk: Computers & Accessories
Madcatz RAT 5 Gaming Mouse: Amazon.co.uk: Computers & Accessories
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Damn kindle. Ment to say also razor' s build quality.
The madcat I found wanted to lift at the front when your hand is resting on it, giving a false reading, felt nice in the hand though.
I've tried a few mice over the years and really like the roccat, gave up with wireless as the always run out at a really important stage,time etc
The madcat I found wanted to lift at the front when your hand is resting on it, giving a false reading, felt nice in the hand though.
I've tried a few mice over the years and really like the roccat, gave up with wireless as the always run out at a really important stage,time etc
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Damn kindle. Ment to say also razor' s build quality.
The madcat I found wanted to lift at the front when your hand is resting on it, giving a false reading, felt nice in the hand though.
I've tried a few mice over the years and really like the roccat, gave up with wireless as the always run out at a really important stage,time etc
The madcat I found wanted to lift at the front when your hand is resting on it, giving a false reading, felt nice in the hand though.
I've tried a few mice over the years and really like the roccat, gave up with wireless as the always run out at a really important stage,time etc
strange, mine doesn't do it at all :S
you ham fisted? hahahaha, sorry could resist
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I have narrowed my choice down to these two mice, which would you choose considering both get excellent reviews?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Logitech-G...item27e6a6e3c6
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Logitech-G...item27e6a6e3c6
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I've got the Darkfield Performance MX, lovely mouse, excellent for games.
http://www.ebuyer.com/172750-logitec...gUWhoCmpjw_wcB
http://www.ebuyer.com/172750-logitec...gUWhoCmpjw_wcB
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I've got the Darkfield Performance MX, lovely mouse, excellent for games.
http://www.ebuyer.com/172750-logitec...gUWhoCmpjw_wcB
http://www.ebuyer.com/172750-logitec...gUWhoCmpjw_wcB
Ditto lasts 5 or 6 days constant use before recharge needed, and I'm on it 10 hrs a day working, I seem to remember I didn't pay this mich though maybe 50 on offer at co world.
Great mouse thought had it at least 2 years now and still works pin perfect no lag at all