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Proteus Core/Spectrum + Glass Surface

Enishiat0r
By Enishiat0r
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Get the MX master ... it work really good on glass.  Only selected mouse works on glass .. 

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A buddy of mine is looking for a new mouse, wondering if the mice mentioned in the title work on glass surfaces.

Logitech MX Masters tracks on literally every surface and surprisingly well on glass but it's pricey.

  "As Individuals we are weak like twigs but when we come together we become a mighty faggot"

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Logitech MX Masters tracks on literally every surface and surprisingly well on glass but it's pricey.

its barely 20$ over the g502

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its barely 20$ over the g502

Yeah but I say pricey because looking at how he says his buddy wants it to track on glass makes it sound like he is your average joe shmo and not hardcore gamer for lack of mouse pad.  SO pricey for him but not a real member of the PCMR.

  "As Individuals we are weak like twigs but when we come together we become a mighty faggot"

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As far as I'm aware, literally only the MX Master/Performance MX with their darkfield lasers will do it. Mine works perfectly on a glass desk, as well as my mousepad.

Laptop: Asus GA502DU

RAM: 16GB DDR4 | CPU: Ryzen 3750H | GPU: GTX 1660ti

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