FPS Mice..

bakes0310 · 2 Feb 2007 at 22:58

Chandler_90 said:
Mine arrived this morning.. first impressions are good.
It glides across the exactmat.. and feels good.

Messing with buttons and drivers now
Will report back later..

Got my deathadder and exactmat i love it, that blue glow is cool

Dazzy_G · 3 Feb 2007 at 00:56

im currently enjoying my Microsoft Razer Habu. its very nice very well designed. nice weight to it.

not for for lefties though, also its got changable buttons on the right either further forward or further back for people with tiny hands.

Hyper · 15 May 2007 at 23:23

bakes0310 said:
Got my deathadder and exactmat i love it, that blue glow is cool

Just had to drag this topic back up, after letting us know every step of your delivery I thought you would atleast give us an indepeth review of the mouse.

Rant over

Anyway I ordered exactly the same combo today :cool:

Sime · 16 May 2007 at 02:29

For a cheaper option, considure getting the Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer 3.0, its brilliant. I was thinking about getting one of the Copperheads or Adder's but just could justify paying that kind of money for a mouse. Ive got a Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer 3.0 which can be bought from OcUK for £24. Its really comfortable and great for gaming, which is why after reading reviews and the such dicided to buy it, Im not dissapointed. Played on my mates Death Adder and I really didnt notice much in the way of differance. Mouse is a mouse.

Inoshishi · 16 May 2007 at 09:28

dbmzk1 said:
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Jaffa_Cake · 16 May 2007 at 09:37

I have the copperhead, it makes my lil finger rub on the mousepad but i don't even care!

I think the Razer Diamondback is the best mouse, 2000DPI is too fast for anyone.

Supercow · 16 May 2007 at 09:59

Any of the Razer mice have Vista drivers?

Eriedor · 16 May 2007 at 10:51

Deathadder + exactmat is an awesome combo. Upgraded from diamondback + icemat.

The mouse sits high, kinda same shape as explorer 3 but with sexy smoothness, and it looks v cool ;d

Jaffa_Cake · 16 May 2007 at 12:01

sup3rc0w said:
Any of the Razer mice have Vista drivers?

razersupport.com said:
Supported Operating System
Windows 2000
Windows XP 32-bit / 64-bit
Windows Vista 32-bit / 64-bit

From their site it looks that way.

Supercow · 16 May 2007 at 12:17

Jaffa_Cake said:
From their site it looks that way.

Sweet thanks, I couldnt find that!

RussZS · 16 May 2007 at 12:49

Does anyone have the 2007 version of the G5, with the additional buttons that everyone desired?

Looks a bit weird... just wondering if it performs identically to a standard G5? I assume it does...

Dazzy_G · 16 May 2007 at 13:04

Sime said:
For a cheaper option, considure getting the Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer 3.0, its brilliant. I was thinking about getting one of the Copperheads or Adder's but just could justify paying that kind of money for a mouse. Ive got a Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer 3.0 which can be bought from OcUK for £24. Its really comfortable and great for gaming, which is why after reading reviews and the such dicided to buy it, Im not dissapointed. Played on my mates Death Adder and I really didnt notice much in the way of differance. Mouse is a mouse.

my Habu was only £24 and its got 2000dpi and all that fancy 1000mhz ultrapolling stuff. looks rather similar to the intellimouse as well but with fancy glowing bits.

Yarkanat · 16 May 2007 at 13:15

One Word.

HABU

Black Dog · 16 May 2007 at 15:14

Razer Diamondback Plasma. End of story.

Absolute dream to use especially if your a gamer.

Razer_Diamondback_Plasma_Limited_Edition_Precision_Gaming_Mouse2.jpg

krisboats · 16 May 2007 at 16:21

Okay, seems like a good enough place for me to ask.

I've been using a cheap mouse since i bought my computer 3 years ago (shocking how time flies). Since then i've upgraded the keyboard, graphics card, soundcard, speakers, RAM and all sorts of other little bits. I've never gotten round to changing my mouse though, having never used anything better than this standard £2.50 optical jobbie i don't know the difference.

I have big hands ( can press the Ctrl button and the backspace button with my thumb and little finger at the same time

). While using the cheapy mouse i think i've become whats classed as a finger person, rather than a palm guy. I only play games casually, but i do like playing them... a lot!

I've been looking into these thigns and can see how wireless mice would be nice so looked at the g7, but have also been looking at something a bit more finger orientated, with the deathadder and HABU. Now i don't reckon i can afford the G7 to be honest, so i'm down to the habu and deathadder.

I like the look of the habu more, but can't help but feel i might regret not getting the "superior" optics malrky of the deathadder, which i may or may not ever notice.

I'm not into the whole this mouse has an acceleration rate of 45895G's because quite frankly, its all the same to me, i want something well built and that will last.

So which do you reckon i should go for?

Supercow · 16 May 2007 at 16:48

WEEEE

This thread has just inspired me to buy
1 x Razer copperback
1 x Razer tarantula gaming keyboard

Dazzy_G · 16 May 2007 at 18:06

krisboats said:
So which do you reckon i should go for?

id go for the habu if your hand are that big :|

i dont think theres much in it in the way of optics, there both razer mice afterall. just one designed by Microsoft as a righty and one for razer design for everybody.

warren_1979 · 16 May 2007 at 22:35

krisboats said:
I have big hands ( can press the Ctrl button and the backspace button with my thumb and little finger at the same time ).

Go for a Logitech then. I have the MX518 and its a very very nice mouse.

krisboats · 17 May 2007 at 14:11

warren_1979 said:
Go for a Logitech then. I have the MX518 and its a very very nice mouse.

Logitechs aren't really finger mice though are they? I'm pretty sure i wont get on with a big block of a mouse i have to put my whole hand on.

richyfingers · 17 May 2007 at 14:28

krisboats said:
Okay, seems like a good enough place for me to ask.

I've been using a cheap mouse since i bought my computer 3 years ago (shocking how time flies). Since then i've upgraded the keyboard, graphics card, soundcard, speakers, RAM and all sorts of other little bits. I've never gotten round to changing my mouse though, having never used anything better than this standard £2.50 optical jobbie i don't know the difference.

I have big hands ( can press the Ctrl button and the backspace button with my thumb and little finger at the same time ). While using the cheapy mouse i think i've become whats classed as a finger person, rather than a palm guy. I only play games casually, but i do like playing them... a lot!

I've been looking into these thigns and can see how wireless mice would be nice so looked at the g7, but have also been looking at something a bit more finger orientated, with the deathadder and HABU. Now i don't reckon i can afford the G7 to be honest, so i'm down to the habu and deathadder.

I like the look of the habu more, but can't help but feel i might regret not getting the "superior" optics malrky of the deathadder, which i may or may not ever notice.

I'm not into the whole this mouse has an acceleration rate of 45895G's because quite frankly, its all the same to me, i want something well built and that will last.

So which do you reckon i should go for?

MS intelli 3, tried a few other mice but I’ve always found the intelli 3 to be the best.