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Living Room / Re: Picking the right mouse for gaming - suggestions?
« on: June 27, 2008, 06:19 PM »
Everyone in our Call of Duty 4 clan uses WIRED mice, as do probably most other players. I once made the mistake of getting a fancy logitech wireless laser mouse, could really notice the difference when you needed pin-point cursor accuracy for shooting etc...
I've had my current Logitech MX510 wired mouse for at least 3-4 years now, still going strong, can't beat it.
Also a quality mouse surface makes a BIG difference to how well the laser/optics work in whatever mouse you choose.
I highly recommend a fUnc mouse mat - a review here: http://www.hexus.net...nt/item.php?item=108
From another review:
fUnc Industries website - http://www.func.net/
I've had my current Logitech MX510 wired mouse for at least 3-4 years now, still going strong, can't beat it.
Also a quality mouse surface makes a BIG difference to how well the laser/optics work in whatever mouse you choose.
I highly recommend a fUnc mouse mat - a review here: http://www.hexus.net...nt/item.php?item=108
From another review:
A premium mousemat doesn't collect dust as quickly as a cloth mat, doesn't transfer dust as well to the mouse, doesn't cause lots of friction, and lets you position your pointer more accurately. This helps a bit in everyday desktop tasks, but it helps a lot if you're doing something where mouse accuracy matters - graphics editing, or games.
An inaccurate mouse is very annoying when you're trying to do fine work in your favourite image editor, or put a simulated rifle bullet through the earhole of some upstart kid in Sweden.
And as far as accuracy and cleanliness goes, the Func mat seems to be right up there with the best.
fUnc Industries website - http://www.func.net/