Your mouse of choice!
Posted: Thu Apr 12, 2007 7:48 pm
Just when I became a newbie into this server I picked up a new mouse to replace my older mouse.. I went from a Logitech MX 610 Laser cordless to an interesting little toy that tickled my computer geekyness and my growing curiousity for gamer-friendly mice-- R2 Mark II Gaming Mouse ..
Reviews for the mouse are here and here .. with pictures including the rather freaky way of holding it.
More often then not I'm curious as to what people think of it. Its grasped between the thumb and middle-finger, and moved with the fingers in general rather than with the wrists, and work best with a plastic mousepad with a 'wax' to rub into it, allowing the ball bearing feet to 'glide' upon it.
Personally IMHO, I think the mouse has several problems-- It won't allow you to press simultaneous buttons, the 'pressure sensitive' buttons hidden in its grip requires too much pressure to press which end up hurting your finer-aim, and I find the lack of friction a bit crappy-- Pressing a button causes your whole mouse to move, destroying any aim you have because it uses ball bearing 'feet' instead of Polytetrafluoroethylene (or other plastics) feet. The frictionless movement will usually destroy any fine aiming you have the moment your finger pushes down upon the button. I'd say its been only FPS friendly.
I'd love to hear feedback from you guys, and what you use.. Any gamer-mice anyone could perhaps recommend to me? :3[/url]
Reviews for the mouse are here and here .. with pictures including the rather freaky way of holding it.
More often then not I'm curious as to what people think of it. Its grasped between the thumb and middle-finger, and moved with the fingers in general rather than with the wrists, and work best with a plastic mousepad with a 'wax' to rub into it, allowing the ball bearing feet to 'glide' upon it.
Personally IMHO, I think the mouse has several problems-- It won't allow you to press simultaneous buttons, the 'pressure sensitive' buttons hidden in its grip requires too much pressure to press which end up hurting your finer-aim, and I find the lack of friction a bit crappy-- Pressing a button causes your whole mouse to move, destroying any aim you have because it uses ball bearing 'feet' instead of Polytetrafluoroethylene (or other plastics) feet. The frictionless movement will usually destroy any fine aiming you have the moment your finger pushes down upon the button. I'd say its been only FPS friendly.
I'd love to hear feedback from you guys, and what you use.. Any gamer-mice anyone could perhaps recommend to me? :3[/url]