** Peripheral Showcase **

[Joe Jones]

Many people pay a premium for specialist low weight mice...often in the £150-£200+ range.

I built my own mouse shell for a donor mouse which saw a decrease from 120 grams down to 34g. As a fingertip grip user it's so much better for fine control (not that it made me much of a better game to be honest).
You'll get used to the weight reduction and going back to the old one will feel so much different to what you remembered.

 

[Noxia]

Many people pay a premium for specialist low weight mice...often in the £150-£200+ range.

I built my own mouse shell for a donor mouse which saw a decrease from 120 grams down to 34g. As a fingertip grip user it's so much better for fine control (not that it made me much of a better game to be honest).
You'll get used to the weight reduction and going back to the old one will feel so much different to what you remembered.

Yeah I really like it, I still have to use my Naga brick for some stuff as I prefer the side buttons than trying to use my KB but the other one feels way better, really happy for £30.

 

[Mr.Cookie]

 

[Akagi]

pics no worky

re; lightweight mouses, I have one of the ones thats full of holes. A Steelseries Aerox. Trouble is, it gets dust and crud in it over time...
And the Steelseries software seems to want to update every other day, which is extremely irritating.

 

[Mr.Cookie]

pics no worky

re; lightweight mouses, I have one of the ones thats full of holes. A Steelseries Aerox. Trouble is, it gets dust and crud in it over time...
And the Steelseries software seems to want to update every other day, which is extremely irritating.

That better, was working for me

 

[Noxia]

That better, was working for me

Nooo

 

[Akagi]

That better, was working for me

I see one pic now. Nice looking stick.

 

[Mr.Cookie]

Nooo

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[Noxia]

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I thought you were asking if that was better as in could we see the pictures of which I could not.