And your Logitech isn't those things? Which Logitech is it?I know this because I have a logitech mouse which has most of them and I never use it.
All I want from a gaming mouse is smoothness, lightness, accuracy and responsiveness. That's it.
And your Logitech isn't those things? Which Logitech is it?I know this because I have a logitech mouse which has most of them and I never use it.
All I want from a gaming mouse is smoothness, lightness, accuracy and responsiveness. That's it.
..still using mineLove the narrow middle as i tend to flick the mouse with thumb and third finger rather than have my hand resting on top.
I've always got that skipping with laser mice - even the ones people claim don't...
I've been looking into this problem some more. I even emailed Razer. Seems like the Salmosa has a pretty high 'lift-off distance', which is not good for me because I life my mouse a lot. The guy at Razer just said I'll need to lift my mouse higher off the mat than usual - but that won't cut it. It's hard to get used to that.
I'm gonna try updating the drivers and if that doesn't work I might return it.
Can anyone recommend a mouse with a very low lift-off distance?
LOL! I can only refer once again to your original post about the MS 1.1a - I just tested that out on my new mat and it works fine (just a tiny bit of movement after I lift the mouse up off the mat, nothing really noticable)
What do you do about the skipping Rroff? Are there any tricks to stop it or minimise its effects?
I suppose one way is just to lift the mouse up less and use the whole of your mouse mat, but even if you do that you will still have to lift it up sometimes because you will run out of mat real estate at some point.
I'm seriously considering just sending my mat back, because my new mouse seems to work better on my wooden desk overall (it's slightly less accurate, but skipping isn't a problem). Or maybe I could get the 'Control' version of the Goliathus (I'm using the 'Speed' version at the moment) - maybe that would help.
Google cheese's mouse fix. Removes all mouse acceleration.