Great list of mice and their flaws, but also lists a few mice which are practically perfect: http://www.esreality.com/?a=post&id=2024663
Just a heads up for those people with a CM Storm Spawn: ADNS-3090 Resolution Enhancement: http://www.avagotech.com/cs/Satelli...goBlobs&blobwhere=1211062714999&ssbinary=true Testing it right now works fine on my SteelSeries Qck. Remember this is a beta firmware, use at your own risk.
Any way to change polling rate to 250 in Win 7 x64 without using test mode and clicking etc... ? EDIT: Nevermind, test watermark removed.
Using Razer Deathadder as it is one of the very few decent left handed mice out there. I feel that we lefties are pretty screwed when it comes to real left handed mice.
It's getting better for left handed people since for some reason ambidextrous mice are gaining popularity. Polling rate 250 without using the test signing will be near enough impossible unless your mouse drivers support it. If the mouse or it's drivers support it it should work without the test signing.
Just got this yesterday, I've been waiting for it to complete my main rig. Despite its look, it has a very solid feel, feels heavy due to its alu base, the LED can display up to seven colours, with the option of various LED in different colours simultaneously. Polling rate goes from 125Hz -> 250Hz -> 500Hz -> 1000Hz, with DPI from 800 to 8200. You can adjust DPI on the fly, but it's limited to 5000DPI, 8200DPI can only be set from the Level 10M control panel. Honestly, 8200DPI is way too zippy, too fast even for multi-display EF setup. Maybe I'm too used to my old Logitech G9's 3200DPI, but that's where I have it right now. If you have small hands, like moi, then it can take a little getting used to. As I'd been using the G9, the Levl 10 M feels a tad big. Here're a couple of pics of it.....enjoy! A shot of it just out of the box, note the braided cable and cool USB2.0 plug with cap. Edit - The palmrest can be adjusted up or down, as well as sideways for a more customized fit. Also, with its driver and suite installed, pressing the 'Back' or 'Forward' button would be followed by an OSD of that action, just so you know .
Wow, that's a lot to take in. Anyway, I just brought the Logitech MX M950 and tracking seems to be fairly good as with my old laser mouse I would often get erratic jumps. So overall, is the mouse I brought any decent?
I owed the first one, it is such a good mouse but the one I'm using now I genuinely think it's the best out there. The Corsair M90 The buttons take a bit of getting used to but after a few weeks it was so easy to use.
I thought it's been released already, I mean, I recall seeing a very similar looking CM mouse while I was getting the Level 10M mouse. I'd only glanced at it, but I recall seeing this grill like top with red backlight on the cover.....I could be wrong and it may be an earlier model, but it sure as heck looked like it!:3eyes:
Still using my Zowie atm http://www.zowiegear.com/component/content/article/203-new-ambidextrous-mouse The new Roccat SAVU seems to be a good mouse as well. Simple but effective, just a very solid sensor like the CM Spawn.
Been using the CM Sentinel Advance II for a few days now. Pros: Glides incredibly well Feels very well designed and engineered Suited to palm grip Buttons feel solid Profiles through software Programmable macro's Nice software and OLED screen. Cons: Supplied with spare feet which are very small compared to the size of the mouse. My feeling is they probably wear out quick. Mouse wheel feels clunky and cheap when compared to the rest of the product 8200 DPI defo overkill My grip has a tendency to move from palm to claw in heavy gaming and this mouse feels much more comfortable in a palm grip. So I will have to see if that becomes an issue. Overall it's a solid 8 out of 10 for me.
Zowie FTW. I've got the EC1 Evo, it's for me the perfect mouse, only two complaints: 1. sqeaky scroll-wheel, it doesn't seem high quality unlike the rest of the mouse 2. matte texture makes it hard to grip - smooth plastic works best which is why I fixed this problem by putting a piece of transparent tape on each side Of course, for a mouse costing 50 eur I'd rather not have any complaints... Still, it's better than any mouse I've owned, and I've had Logitech MX518, G500, Steelseries Ikari and MS WMO.
