What's some peoples problem with wireless mouses?

[t31os]

Well i'm not attempting to dismiss them fullstop, but the kit i installed for my friend was a prime example, if i didnt point at the dongle the clicks didnt always register, where as movement always did regardless of which direction i pointed it in.

I'll wait to Bluetooth is more mainstream and down in price, i just honesty have no problems with wires for the time being.

I understand though, you spent money on wireless, you love it and you wouldnt go back. I feel the same about some of my purchases, ie. my keyboard...

 

[AFK_Matrix]

Well i used to have the Mx510 then went for the G7 becuase of it having no wires. But just for kicks I have just ordered the Razer Deathadder as I want to see how it compares (i play all sorts of games, would like to see how it does in Cod 2 tho). I went for Razer as I bought my brother a Copperhead for his birthday and I must say it is a lot lighter and don't look to bad either lol.


So if anyone wants me to give a little review between the two and what I personally prefer let me know.

 

[jaxx]

I use a Logitech G7 most of the time now and I can't notice any lag between it and the Intellimouse v3.0 that I have sitting next to it. The G7 has adjustable sensitivity on the fly which is handy, particularly as you get more used to the speed of it. You can also set profiles for each of your games if you should be so inclined. All in all, one of the best £50 I've probably spent on my PC because it is one of the three contact points you have with your PC (keyboard, mouse and monitor) and I'd prefer each of them to be good rather than having the fastest PC but poor components for interaction.

Ive got a G7 too, its great!

The charging station is one of the best things ive seen, with it sat next to the keyboard, it takes around 5seconds to flip the battery pack.