[Shogunner]

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i also almost bought Sensei instead of R.A.T 7 but since its my girlfriend who bought it for me she said the Sensei looks like a 5$mouse (sorry normally girls don't care about anything else but LOOKS)..somehow the R.A.T 7 for me is not that comfy to grip (not used to) since im used to G700 which is a quit high profile mouse insted of a low one..

Well that's a shame, personally I don't dig the look of the RAT7, too ricey for me. Also I had a friend who did the G700 to Sensei switch, and he says the Sensei feels like an extension of his hand now. I personally feel the same coming from the G9.

 

[loremipsum]

Been using a Logitech G400 for about a month, it's great.

 

[Fugue]

I just bought a Logitech Performance MX--so far, so good!

 

[bravo4588]

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I just bought a Logitech Performance MX--so far, so good!

I've ordered one for me @ Pixmania.com for €60
will get it this Tuesday.
 

 

[JDeep]

Hows the grip on the sensi? I'm thinking about trashing my mamba for that.
 
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Took some pictures of my Sensei, I ******* love this thing so far.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

[Shogunner]

It's good. A bit weird coming from the Xai but I can't look back now. The only thing is it gets a bit smudgy after a few hours but its easy to clean.

 

[DougofTheAbaci]

I saw on their website that they are making a non-metallic one. Not sure of the spec difference aside from casing, though.

 

[Shogunner]

The lights are white and it only holds two DPI settings instead of there being a screen on the bottom that can hold 10 in total. Not worth it, might as well try to get a Xai used or something for cheaper.

 

[DougofTheAbaci]

Hmm. The only feature that would stop me leaving my Death Adder is the fact that I can push down on the scroll-wheel, scroll and have my sensitivity go up or down in small increments. Not very handy when I'm doing normal stuff, essential when I'm gaming.

 

[EnOYiN]

I saw on their website that they are making a non-metallic one. Not sure of the spec difference aside from casing, though.

It will not have the processor in it and it will be cheaper. What that comes down to is that you won't have the ability to store settings on your mouse. So unless you're going to several LAN events every year where you are using a computer which isn't your own there is no real reason to buy the more expensive one. That's what I've been able to gather anyway.

 

[DougofTheAbaci]

Might look into it, then. I keep having issues where the Deathadder software on Windows keeps crashing mid-game, forcing me to log out then log back in.
 
Ironically, under OS X my Deathadder runs perfectly.

 

[ninjikiran]

The Xai, Sensei, Ikari, Generic Microsoft optical mouse. 
 
All of them feel 100 times better than the mamba, the thing just did not fit my hadn like a glove.  perhaps its my small hands but I hated it.

 

[JDeep]

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The Xai, Sensei, Ikari, Generic Microsoft optical mouse. 
 
All of them feel 100 times better than the mamba, the thing just did not fit my hadn like a glove.  perhaps its my small hands but I hated it.

 
I actually have the Razer Mamba and have small hands and I absolutely love the grip on that mouse. Sadly after 2 years it died on me...

 

[Zulkr9]

Too bad razer has the best optical sensor :/ their mice have crappy build. thats why I have 2 adders and 2 abyssus's  LOL.
I also have a boomslang Ce 2007

 

[DougofTheAbaci]

I think I might give Steelseries a try for my next mouse simply because of how bad the software is for Razer. I know there are other gaming mice around but so many of them are extremely ugly. It's the biggest problem I have with just about anything I buy.