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Join Date: Nov 2007
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Deciding on a Mouse
First off, I'm only willing to spend $60 on a mouse.
I need something that is reliable, last long and is great for both gaming and general use. I've narrowed it down to these 2 selections: Logitech G5 $47 Razer Copperhead $55 What do you guys think? These are both great from what I've heard, but I've heard that Razer mice break easy... is this true? |
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Join Date: Aug 2008
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both are great, it's up to personal preference.
I have the g5: pro: -adjustable weight -grippy -on-the-go dpi changing -side button con: -a bit small -every 16th scroll doesn't register ( a hardware problem that may be fixed by now) -drivers break every once and a while (probably just me) I hear the razer ones aren't bad. They look cool and are big. |
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Join Date: Nov 2007
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Yea, I hear they're both great, performance wise probably equal, so that's why I was leaning towards getting the Razer, but I wasn't sure if it would last long, becuase some people have said the parts are cheap.
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Member (7 bit)
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: California
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If you like to "palm" your mouse get the Logitech.
If you like to use a "claw" grip get the Copperhead. I've been using a copperhead for a few years now. Love it. Honestly though, many people find them uncomfortable - so try to test in a store before you buy.
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