Biggest fps mouse

[Dackzy]

Hey i am looking for a mouse that's bigger than the razer deathadder, but still has a great sensor for fps games.

[Bananasplit_00]

death adder + material of choice + duct tape and super glue.

 

 

 

i take no responsibility for you damaging your mouse.

[Dackzy]

death adder + material of choice + duct tape and super glue.

 

 

 

i take no responsibility for you damaging your mouse.

I did not see that coming.

[Luckylock]

the g502 is pretty big and apparently has the best sensor money can buy

[Ophidio]

death adder + material of choice + duct tape and super glue.

 

 

 

i take no responsibility for you damaging your mouse.

this is perfect. 

 

Ummm, the Steel Series Rival? It's a really good mouse (if not better than a DeathAdder) and definitely on the larger side of things. 

[Ophidio]

the g502 is pretty big

You're kidding right? The G502 is one of the smaller FPS/Gaming style mice you can buy. It's smaller than a DeathAdder. 

[Dackzy]

this is perfect. 

 

Ummm, the Steel Series Rival? It's a really good mouse (if not better than a DeathAdder) and definitely on the larger side of things. 

do you mean the rival 300?

[Ophidio]

this one right here.

 

http://www.amazon.com/SteelSeries-Rival-Optical-Gaming-Mouse/dp/B00G6IJ5QK

 

I think it is the 300 but I've never seen a number attached to the end of it. I just own one and I know it's a good mouse for CSGO and other FPS games and quite large.

[Verne]

Rival (300) or Mionix Naos 7000 are both on the bigger side with good sensors.

[Dackzy]

Rival (300) or Mionix Naos 7000 are both on the bigger side with good sensors.

how are the cliks compared to deathadder?

[Verne]

how are the cliks compared to deathadder?

Never used a Deathadder myself, but I do own both Rival and Naos 7000 and the clicks feel very... normal, I would say. Not too light or heavy, nothing mind-blowing but not bad in anyway either.

[Dackzy]

Never used a Deathadder myself, but I do own both Rival and Naos 7000 and the clicks feel very... normal, I would say. Not too light or heavy, nothing mind-blowing but not bad in anyway either.

The deathadder has a light click and i love that for fps games, so i don't think that i would like the naos 700

[Flurr]

What grip do you use?

[Dackzy]

What grip do you use?

Palm grip

[olbaze]

this one right here.

 

http://www.amazon.com/SteelSeries-Rival-Optical-Gaming-Mouse/dp/B00G6IJ5QK

 

I think it is the 300 but I've never seen a number attached to the end of it. I just own one and I know it's a good mouse for CSGO and other FPS games and quite large.

 

A while back, SteelSeries re-named their peripherals, so now they all have a number attached to them. The old Rival became the Rival 300 and they released a new mouse, Rival 100. Siberia Elite became Siberia 650. H Wireless became Siberia 800. Siberia v3 recame Siberia 200. The Apexes became M800, 350 and 300 for the mechanical, RGB and non-RGB versions respectively.

 

I suppose their goal is invoking the "bigger number means better" marketing that happened with mice and DPI. They probably kept the v3 Prism name because it's a brand on its own, rather than calling it Siberia 250 or something. They also did not touch the Sensei lineup for some reason.

[Dackzy]

so there is not really any mouse that's bigger than the deathadder and has a great sensor (For palm grip)

[olbaze]

so there is not really any mouse that's bigger than the deathadder and has a great sensor (For palm grip)

 

Well personally, I felt that the DeathAdder was too small for me and I am much happier using a Mionix Naos 7000. When I first got the Naos 7000, it seemed a lot smaller than I had thought it would be based on the pictures, but it's definitely better for me than the DeathAdder.

 

Other than that, the SteelSeries Rival was also good.

 

As for the clicks on the Naos 7000, they're not as light as DeathAdder (but Razer mice are all like that), but they're definitely a lot lighter than the Huanos on my Zowie EC1.

[Dackzy]

Well personally, I felt that the DeathAdder was too small for me and I am much happier using a Mionix Naos 7000. When I first got the Naos 7000, it seemed a lot smaller than I had thought it would be based on the pictures, but it's definitely better for me than the DeathAdder.

 

Other than that, the SteelSeries Rival was also good.

 

As for the clicks on the Naos 7000, they're not as light as DeathAdder (but Razer mice are all like that), but they're definitely a lot lighter than the Huanos on my Zowie EC1.

I have seen many rival 300 where the sonsor goes to the rigth when you lift it up and that's a no go for me.

For the Naos 7000 I have never had or tried a mouse with that thing on the right.

[olbaze]

I have seen many rival 300 where the sonsor goes to the rigth when you lift it up and that's a no go for me.

For the Naos 7000 I have never had or tried a mouse with that thing on the right.

 

The rests for your ring finger and pinky is basically what a thumbrest is for your thumb: it's a place to put your fingers so that they don't drag on the mousepad. I rather like it, because it allows me to have a wider, more comfortable but still good grip on the mouse.

 

Typically, on a mouse like the Zowie EC1, I end up either holding the mouse at an angle or tensing my pinky and ring finger, which isn't good for long term as that's gonna cramp the life out of your hand.

[Dackzy]

The rests for your ring finger and pinky is basically what a thumbrest is for your thumb: it's a place to put your fingers so that they don't drag on the mousepad. I rather like it, because it allows me to have a wider, more comfortable but still good grip on the mouse.

 

Typically, on a mouse like the Zowie EC1, I end up either holding the mouse at an angle or tensing my pinky and ring finger, which isn't good for long term as that's gonna cramp the life out of your hand.

Currently i have two fingers on the right click and that is perfect, so that rest place it got will maybe just fuck it up for me

[Dackzy]

Currently i have two fingers on the right click and that is perfect, so that rest place it got will maybe just fuck it up for me

I just wish that razer would make a version that's bigger, because they use a really good sensor and the clicks are perfect for games like csgo (for me)

[Flurr]

Palm grip

I would look at the Zowie EC1-A or ZA11 for large hands with palm grip!

[Dackzy]

I would look at the Zowie EC1-A or ZA11 for large hands with palm grip!

they are only 1mm bigger