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My mum just asked me what I want for xmas, I was thinking a new mouse (Got a corsair strafe cherry mx keyboard so thats solid) 

I'm currently running a shitty wireless mouse 

 

I would prefer it to be wired, heard good things about a mx master 

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12 minutes ago, GeorgeKellow said:

My mum just asked me what I want for xmas, I was thinking a new mouse (Got a corsair strafe cherry mx keyboard so thats solid) 

I'm currently running a shitty wireless mouse 

 

I would prefer it to be wired, heard good things about a mx master 

the mx master isnt exactly a gaming mice since its heavy at 145g and has a laser sensor. It would be like a limo in a rally race.

 

What games do you play and how do you grip your mouse?

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you really cant go wrong with corsair or logitech mice

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Logitech G402 or 502 insanely good i used both of them great for fps and any game in general

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corsair saber RGB. I love it.

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9 minutes ago, HydraGaming said:

the mx master isnt exactly a gaming mice since its heavy at 145g and has a laser sensor. It would be like a limo in a rally race.

 

What games do you play and how do you grip your mouse?

I play fallout, ets, battlefield, minecraft (lol) 

I just hold my mouse xD  

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9 minutes ago, GeorgeKellow said:

I play fallout, ets, battlefield, minecraft (lol) 

I just hold my mouse xD  

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If you want a wireless gaming mouse, your choice limits to the Logitech G900 and G403 since they are the only decent wireless gaming mice.

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22 hours ago, GeorgeKellow said:

Wireless? 

No

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23 hours ago, Pandalf said:

If you want a wireless gaming mouse, your choice limits to the Logitech G900 and G403 since they are the only decent wireless gaming mice.

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We're having turkey... mouse just doesn't stretch far enough for 13 people to eat :)

 

 

Seriously though, I like the logitech G502. I might try the G900 at some point maybe, I actually prefer wireless Mice most of the time and the lag is practically non-existent in some of these mice now.

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