Wireless vs wired

[Carnage1]

I wanted to see opinions on this mouse

https://www.pccasegear.com/products/39968/logitech-g903-lightspeed-wireless-optical-gaming-mouse

 

and found out if it any good compared to a wired mouse

[MaxBunny]

14 minutes ago, Carnage1 said:

and found out if it any good compared to a wired mouse

Yes, it's very good. Wireless options have improved since the old days. For about double the money you can get the ones with the charging pads and not have to worry about battery.

[wirs]

5 minutes ago, MaxBunny said:

Yes, it's very good. Wireless options have improved since the old days. For about double the money you can get the ones with the charging pads and not have to worry about battery.

This mouse is the one with the charging mousepad. All he needs to do is buy the pad, the mouse already supports it.

 

Also this mouse is BOTH wired and wirless. You can always switch betwen the 2 modes if you want to

[Carnage1]

26 minutes ago, MaxBunny said:

Yes, it's very good. Wireless options have improved since the old days. For about double the money you can get the ones with the charging pads and not have to worry about battery.

 

21 minutes ago, wirs said:

This mouse is the one with the charging mousepad. All he needs to do is buy the pad, the mouse already supports it.

 

Also this mouse is BOTH wired and wirless. You can always switch betwen the 2 modes if you want to

So you are both saying it’s best to buy the pad if I go with this mouse and would you say this mouse and pad is better value than the Razer counter part

[wirs]

The pad just improves your quality of life. If you choose to use the mouse in wireless mode you will have to charge it every few days unless you get the pad.

 

And yes it's a better value than the Razer counterpart. The mamba hyperflux has no battery and will only work when paired with the mousepad or being wired. The mousepad is kinda bulky and the whole set looks kinda cheap.

[d3adc3II]

No need to buy charging pad.u limit urseld in term of mouse pad choice. And it cost the same as one new mouse.

 

Plus, g903 charges extremely fast. 20 mins charging you are safe for many hours.

 

Another thing, for the same price, you can buy a backup g903 lolz

[wirs]

2 hours ago, d3adc3II said:

.u limit urseld in term of mouse pad choice

This however is not true, You can still use any mousepad you want aslong as you place the charging pad underneath it. The charging pad works up to a height of 0.5cm (0.2in) and logitech even ships 2 different mousepads with it.

[d3adc3II]

50 minutes ago, wirs said:

This however is not true, You can still use any mousepad you want aslong as you place the charging pad underneath it. The charging pad works up to a height of 0.5cm (0.2in) and logitech even ships 2 different mousepads with it.

But u need to buy whole mouse pad , it's better if there is option to buy the charging pad alone. Low dpi user loke me prefer bigger mouse pad. 

[Carnage1]

5 hours ago, wirs said:

This however is not true, You can still use any mousepad you want aslong as you place the charging pad underneath it. The charging pad works up to a height of 0.5cm (0.2in) and logitech even ships 2 different mousepads with it.

I think I will go with the pad most likely but can I ask how does dpi work

[wirs]

10 hours ago, Carnage1 said:

I think I will go with the pad most likely but can I ask how does dpi work

DPI stands for dots per inch and is a number that tells you how many times the mouse "scans" per inch moved. The lower the DPI the slower the mouse will move.

 

14 hours ago, d3adc3II said:

But u need to buy whole mouse pad , it's better if there is option to buy the charging pad alone. Low dpi user loke me prefer bigger mouse pad. 

The charging pad without the mousepads would not even be 20$ cheaper. You're essentially buying the charging pad alone. And the pad is pretty huge, it's about the size of a keyboard

[d3adc3II]

The pad is small to me actually. Im a 400dpi user so i need a huge pad he he.

 

 

[Carnage1]

On 30/03/2018 at 10:58 PM, wirs said:

DPI stands for dots per inch and is a number that tells you how many times the mouse "scans" per inch moved. The lower the DPI the slower the mouse will move.

 

The charging pad without the mousepads would not even be 20$ cheaper. You're essentially buying the charging pad alone. And the pad is pretty huge, it's about the size of a keyboard

Thanks for your help