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Wired Mouse vs. Wireless Mouse Response Time

SillyKitty
By SillyKitty
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Let's say I paid the premium for a 1ms 144hz monitor and have an expensive wired keyboard and play FPS's & WoW competitively.

I'm going to purchase a 2014 razer naga epic because it fits my hand comfortably and has the most logical mmo button layout for my needs; best of both worlds.

I know it's poorly built and a waste of money -- but in terms of response time performance, is the wireless nowadays advanced enough to react as fast as a wired mouse?

This mouse comes with the option of being wireless and wired, but i'm curious if it's worth the trouble swapping between the two as I cycle through different game genres. 

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I would use it wired due to all of the wireless mouses that i've used ended up with the USB receiver broken

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+ there can be interference if there are a lot of things around using the same sort of signal

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