Does anyone have any opinions on the lift off distance of the Rival vs some other competitors (g500, DA, etc.)?
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I am a frequent lifter, and the lift off distance is perfect. It continues to track if I'm flicking but stops immediately when I pick it up. This is big for me since I play at low sensitivity so laser mice are not an option even if they let you adjust the lod. My only problem is learning to grip this mouse comfortably. Everything with the tracking is perfect to the T.
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I have the G500s, Roccat Kone Pure Optical and the Rival. The Rival has a little bit more of a lift off distance then the G500s (a smiggin), but not by much and the same lift off distance as the Pure Optical.
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i dont have a g500 but I do have g400s and DA,rival has the same LOD as g400s which is pretty low.
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I'm a low sensitivity gamer: 1100 dpi, 0.8 sensitivity in CS:GO. Disengagement is clean, with no interference after a lift. So I'd say it has a very short liftoff distance. The shorter the better!My past mice include: MX 510, 518, G5, Death Added, Copperhead and both versions of the Imperator. (Razer's dual sensor is a terribly unreliable gimmick!)10 years of competitive gaming and this is easily the best mouse I've ever used. It just needs a good mousepad to utilize it's full potential. (Thick cloth like QCK Heavy)
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G510, when I got it on sale, was $75. Well worth the price difference, at the time. If it's not an emergency, just wait a while for the price to go down some on the 510. I don't think it'd be worth $40 difference, to me at least. Also, the G510 does NOT have the USB port on the back that is listed on the G110 - although from reading the G110 comments it seems like it was buggy anyways.
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My son used the Gila, he says that for him it was a good choice, he would not take the G700. He can use the Gila many hours. It's just been his choice, and he is very satisfied.
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My Son Loves His G300, Its Fast & Easy to Use When Speed Is A Factor! I Know Nothing About the G400!
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I read a response to a similar question. The user said he tried to fit his G750 in but could get the zipper up no more than halfway. If you ended up getting it, hopefully you can let us know how it went.
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The g700 is better for longer gaming time frames, but I really like the button placement on this mouse and it does take about 3 weeks to really get used to it to use it for long periods of time.
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I currently have both the 430 ex II and 270 ex , I am thinking hard about returning the 430 ex II. In P , AV, or manual mode the only real difference I see is the range, the 430 is about 16 feet better. And the 270 does bounce it does not rotate.
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Sorry my friend. I didn't make any comparisons. I just took a leap and am happy with the purchase.
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Pete, I used my new 610 with my brother in laws 500 series hunting this last year. We had good voice reception over 3+ miles in hilly terrain. We really did not get to try them in longer ranges than that. My experience with the mapping was spotty. It may have been because of the model differences (610 vs 500 series) but I was not getting good location marks from my Bro in laws radio.
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Wow! Great question Cobra! I was reading the reviews and leaning toward a purchase. If it is worth buying, no one stepped up to defend it. Thanks for bluntly asking!
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Jay I have 4 of these Might Mules for several years now. I am going to give you my answer that worked after I vent. Mighty Mule has an advantage because of market share -- the clicker, parts, batteries, etc. all at Home Depot, Tractor Supply, etc. And they have been reasonably reliable. I can see from the DVR and magazine size instruction booklet that they have had customers provide feedback that the user interface is not "5 star". At least it is not for me. I think I finally assumed in the black and white documentation that black meant black and white meant red and put the black into the insert toward the top and red (or positive if using different color wire) is beneath it. I think I reversed it once and the good thing is it just blows the fuse which is easy to change. Another good thing is you have the 500 which is way easier to deal with than the 350 by far. I have two other things to add. When the thing starts beeping at some point (and it will) the first guess is always the battery, they go out between 1-2 years. Sometimes it will jam and it will be necessary to unhook the arm and manually screw it in a few rounds or so to get it unjammed then hold the close set button down to clear then reset the closed position. Reading the beep sequence guide in the manual was, for me, interesting. I hope Mighty Mule has a social media group that reads these posts and will see I am not flaming them. If I bought a 5th unit it would be a Mighty Mule. BUT, I would pay them $100 to get a "500 Plus" for which there was an LED read out of status, well marked and easier interfaces. I have to pull out the manual every time one of my 4 goes on the blink. Come on Mighty Mule ... congrats on achieving market share dominance now fortify it by improving user interface. Hire someone from Apple engineering to oversee moving to a more fool proof (I am the fool here, not Jay) interface.
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I find the direct drive much quieter. Speed appears to be comparable to belt driven. I am quite happy with my choice going with the direct drive.
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No adjustable weights on the G400s, you'd have to go up to the G500 line to get that unless you're comfortable modding the G400s. For me, it's the perfect weight--but you might have an entirely different opinion, so it's hard to say. Logitech provides a 3-year limited hardware warranty as detailed here: http://www.logitech.com/en-us/footer/terms-of-use?id=3101&wt.mc;_id=usym_redirect_/warranty
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I had the G11, and can say that the G15 is MUCH faster on focussing. I think the G12 is pretty much the same as the G11 in that respect. I haven't done any side by side comparisons yet, but first impressions just going from memory, the G15 photos are better in both sharpness and overall color than my G11. Again, I'm not sure the G12 was, sensor-wise, the same as the G11, but I can say I'm much happier with the differences between the G11 and G15. Hope that may help some.I believe also that the G15 is the first of the G series that can optically zoom while taking video. That's a big plus in my book, and the video from the G15 is outstanding. I had the G11, and can say that the G15 is MUCH faster on focussing. I think the G12 is pretty much the same as the G11 in that respect. I haven't done any side by side comparisons yet, but first impressions just going from memory, the G15 photos are better in both sharpness and overall color than my G11. Again, I'm not sure the G12 was, sensor-wise, the same as the G11, but I can say I'm much happier with the differences between the G11 and G15. Hope that may help some.I believe also that the G15 is the first of the G series that can optically zoom while taking video. That's a... » Read More I had the G11, and can say that the G15 is MUCH faster on focussing. I think the G12 is pretty much the same as the G11 in that respect. I haven't done any side by side comparisons yet, but first impressions just going from memory, the G15 photos are better in both sharpness and overall color than my G11. Again, I'm not sure the G12 was, sensor-wise, the same as the G11, but I can say I'm much happier with the differences between the G11 and G15. Hope that may help some.I believe also that the G15 is the first of the G series that can optically zoom while taking video. That's a big plus in my book, and the video from the G15 is outstanding. « Show Less
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Please? Anybody? If anyone is 5 feet tall or around there and has used this machine or others (418, 431, 438) in this line, please drop a line here and tell me what you think of it? I am particularly interested in what kind of reach it takes to grip the handlebars while striding. Does it bend you forward to reach them or can you do so in relative comfort without straining your back? ANY input is greatly appreciated!!
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Can't speak to the power vision, but I'm going on my second year with my Cobra PowerPro on my 2013 Heritage Softy and at this point I would never consider any other tuner. From the first ride after I installed it, the bike immediately became more aggressive. Very minimal backfiring, mostly on high rpm downshifting. I've got over 4800 miles on it and it has been wonderful! And no....I don't work for Cobra. My gas mileage also improved slightly as well. The Cobra was installed along with V & H dualies and a full bore Harley air breather.
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Hey bro, the new T500RS is very good, really strong and very quiet. You can trust!