How smooth is it compared to the Steelseries QCK? After a while, even with washing, the QCK loses its smoothness and starts to feel awful.
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Yeah i feel the exact same about the QCK+, to be completely honest i wouldn't use the ripper xxl for gaming because its hard to use, i put a qck+ on top of it. Try buying new higher quality mouse feet or a different mousepad than qck+.
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I have been using my tracker pad for about a year and though it does not look as black as when I purchased it the surface is smooth and soft. If I drop crumbs on it it does feel gritty but a quick shake in the waste basket and it clear. I have never tried to wash it although I am sure that the oil from my hands has penetrated the surface. It is large enough that I don't worry ableout running out of real estate. I would buy another if needed.
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Thanks for your response. I went ahead and got the Logitech and am happy with it, once I adjusted the speed of the cursor. I have a very light touch.
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I got mine on December, after the first month I started to have problems with the sound in the cup with the mic. The problem became permanent two weeks later, now my left cup does not make any sound. My recomendation for you is to go for something cheaper, I love Steelseries, but after purchasing this headset I feel a little dissapointed.
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I bought that same mouse and I really like it. I'm not a mouse expert, but I game with it and haven't been disappointed with it at all. I've had mine for about 7 months or so.
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I would put it on the quieter side. I keep trying to find a current gen replacement for this mouse - my favorite mouse of all time, and one of the problems with current gen mice from Microsoft is that they have a much louder click and the buttons require more force to click.
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10 yrs on my QC2's still work well on the SFO - ICN run. Sweat is not a problem but they can be uncomfortable when you fall asleep on your side. My pads lasted 5 yrs and then the surface started to flake away. It seemed like I had black dandruff... Replacement pads are pricey but cheap versions are available (I can't vouch for the quality)
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I wash mine with water and rub my fingers on it to get off any grime/hair/... then shake it dry. The stickiness is reduced a bit, but it still works well...like any mousepad, anything underneath makes "bumps" and gathers dirt on the top side, so MINE definitely needs washing periodically.
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It is fairly comfortable for it's low profile, but I don't think it was designed with maximum comfort in mind, it was mostly designed for performance. It took a bit of getting used to on the comfort side. I strongly recommend this if your looking to improve the accuracy of your mouse. Please keep in mind that anywhere your hand makes contact on the pad is an ultra-smooth surface with no jaggedness what-so-ever. The surface is super comfortable. If you mean sharp edge feeling inside of your wrists, then maybe I can relate a bit. If comfort is your thing, I recommend trying something more beefed up in thickness. To directly answer your question: It does tend to have unpronounced sharp edge feeling inside the wrists only when just resting your hand in idle, till you get used to it. Hope this helps you with your choice, cheers!
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Good question! This mouse feels more like a Microsoft or Dell mouse to me. I've used Logitech mice but most have been minis or micros and the wheel is a little more raised out of the mouse on the Logitechs in my opinion. My two cents. Take it for what it's worth : ). Good luck!
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I have used the current one for close to a year of daily use 5+ hours mostly for FPS gaming and it has worn what I would call the first couple layers down to where it looks smooth in a couple spots. You can't feel these spots while moving the mouse but if the light shines on it you can tell its worn down some, at this point I simply flipped the pad over and had a new pad again because it is so large I only use half of it to begin with. I just noticed they were on sale so I grabbed another one with the purchase of my new mouse I would recommend this pad to anyone for anything. I personally HATE the feeling of the cloth pads if you are looking for a harder surface that will last this is the right one for you! I have used the current one for close to a year of daily use 5+ hours mostly for FPS gaming and it has worn what I would call the first couple layers down to where it looks smooth in a couple spots. You can't feel these spots while moving the mouse but if the light shines on it you can tell its worn down some, at this point I simply flipped the pad over and had a new pad again because it is so large I only use half of it to begin with. I just noticed they were on sale so I grabbed another one with the purchase of my new mouse I would recommend this pad to anyone for anything. I... » Read More I have used the current one for close to a year of daily use 5+ hours mostly for FPS gaming and it has worn what I would call the first couple layers down to where it looks smooth in a couple spots. You can't feel these spots while moving the mouse but if the light shines on it you can tell its worn down some, at this point I simply flipped the pad over and had a new pad again because it is so large I only use half of it to begin with. I just noticed they were on sale so I grabbed another one with the purchase of my new mouse I would recommend this pad to anyone for anything. I personally HATE the feeling of the cloth pads if you are looking for a harder surface that will last this is the right one for you! « Show Less
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I got mine used' so Honestly it's logitech that has it priced so high they know people still refer to it as one of the best gaming mice for it's durability. Other sellers will put it up for around the same price as well. I'm okay with it so far it feels "not bad" in the hand is pretty responsive and is durable. but same as you I only spent around 30$ for a used model try shoping around a bit. As for a high performance model? No it's all the same hardware it's only people know what buyers have spent on it recently so why not jack up the price?... Bastards :(
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Hi, I only saw your reply today hence the late reply. Maybe it's just me but the G500 is too bulky and the build quality is lower than the G5 in my opinion, for example when you click the mouse button it feels slightly loose on the G500. In my opinion, the G500 is not the mouse to upgrade to. I'm not sure which mouse to go to tbh. Right now I using the G5 again and the G500 is in the drawer.
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Very similar mouse - but the mouse is not going to drop keystrokes on you. You cannot type on it. It is a mouse...7000 keyboards (I have had 3) all seem to eventually start dropping strokes. They feel good, but if you do more than extremely casual use, go with something else.I am sure OP has already made decision, but I see there was not a definitive answer, so here it is.
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Hey A. I got the Saitek Cyborg Unit and had it for a couple of days of game play for WOW. I didn't like it at all, some reason being, Is it felt like it was constructed "cheap". By that I mean the adjustable features of the palm pad and thumb control had too much play (loose). I didn't like the software for the Key setup either, it require to make time and effort. I would suggest the Logitech G13. Ton of option, easy plug and play, programming key can be done with just a couple key strokes. And the Dpad can be assign to control mouse. link to show and prove its easy. http://logitech-en-amr.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/31714/section/troubleshoot/crid/411/lt_product_id/5123/tabs/1,3,2,4,5/cl/us,en Hey A. I got the Saitek Cyborg Unit and had it for a couple of days of game play for WOW. I didn't like it at all, some reason being, Is it felt like it was constructed "cheap". By that I mean the adjustable features of the palm pad and thumb control had too much play (loose). I didn't like the software for the Key setup either, it require to make time and effort. I would suggest the Logitech G13. Ton of option, easy plug and play, programming key can be done with just a couple key strokes. And the Dpad can be assign to control mouse. link to show and prove its easy.... » Read More Hey A. I got the Saitek Cyborg Unit and had it for a couple of days of game play for WOW. I didn't like it at all, some reason being, Is it felt like it was constructed "cheap". By that I mean the adjustable features of the palm pad and thumb control had too much play (loose). I didn't like the software for the Key setup either, it require to make time and effort. I would suggest the Logitech G13. Ton of option, easy plug and play, programming key can be done with just a couple key strokes. And the Dpad can be assign to control mouse. link to show and prove its easy. http://logitech-en-amr.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/31714/section/troubleshoot/crid/411/lt_product_id/5123/tabs/1,3,2,4,5/cl/us,en « Show Less
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Absolutely not friend, I bought two of them and very satisfied with those. It is smooth, comfort, and looks cool.
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The buttons have a softer feel than the Expert Mouse. They also have different pressure points where the stiffer part is closer to the switch and then fades. I had virtually no transition time getting used to the buttons for the Slimblade. The overall feel and function of the device is amazing. Well built construction.
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Lots of people complain about that, mine was not that bad comparatively. It did seem to get a little smoother with use. Mine was never jerky or sticky but it was never buttery smooth either. Definitely has a cheap feel to it. How long have you had it?