Razer or Logitech? How does this compare to the myriad of Razer gaming mice?
835712
Does anyone recommend the Razer Orochi? I have a Bluetooth dongle and I'm not really concerned about lag (not that much of a gamer). What other wireless gaming mice are there of comparable quality?
835713
yeah, i wonder the same thing. what is better? Though the Razer has more buttons, i find that the outside buttons (the buttons on your right ring finger) feel a little awkward. I guess the razor mice is good for left handers, since logitech is biased towards left handers =P
1530504
No this mouse is utter rubbish. It claims to be high quality but it is one of the cheapest built mice I have ever used. The aluminum is actually painted plastic, the buttons squeak, and the scroll wheel does not have any options aside from colored lights. I tried this mouse twice through amazon. I sent the first one back thinking what I got was a dud, but nope its just that bad. I traded it for a Corsair m65 and it is much better. I have also used a RAT7 and they are much better. Honestly, anything from Logitech is better too.
201730
They use razer orange. Its proprietary, but it is just as good if not better than the standard switches.
745768
I'm using it play Leagues every day and it's worth buying. 6 buttons could be new for you but I think you'll get used to it. If you don't like the 6 buttons on the left so you should buy Razer deathadder
137399
My G5 is really glitchy right now due to the fact that my cat got into a vicious fight with the cord. So now I ordered the G9, and am still waiting for it to get here. From what I've heard, its better for claw grip users like me (your wrist stays on the mousepad and you use your fingers to move the mouse) as opposed to the G5 which I've heard is better for palm grip users (your wrist is elevated and your whole hand moves to move the mouse). To me, the G5 is a little too big and it took awhile to get used to the shape of it. Even after I've been gaming with it for several months, it still hurts my wrist in long gaming sessions.
1921548
I never owned a G600, but I greatly prefer the M95 to the G700s, and all other mice I've used in the past. I have no trouble using all of the side buttons with the M95. The G600 looks like I'd have some difficulty always pressing the correct button on the side. With the M95, your thumb rests in the center of all the buttons, so it is easy to hit the correct one. That being said, it really just comes down to personal preference. While none of my friends think this is a bad mouse, some do prefer Logitech mice. Personally, I could not be happier with the M95.
942375
I would return any logitech you purchased and go with this one. It's great. I have no complaints at all. I've purchased 8 different ones before these.
743885
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 :(
685325
Hmm, that is odd. I would say look at some Youtube videos for the Roccat review. Perhaps that would give you a sense of the click audibility. My view is a standard no name brand mouse would be a 7/10, The logitechMX i owned previously was a 5/10. I'd say the Roccat is a 4 The clicks are definitely soft. You wont hear it from another room if that's your worry. But it certainly is audible if both of you are in a quiet room trying to get homework done....one of you is gaming!
68069
It takes a bit of getting used to but once ya do it works well. It's like the Razer Naga, it takes awhile to get ur hands used to the buttons but once ya do you won't go back to a normal mouse. I really like my Orbweaver, it took me about a week or so to really get used to it and now I couldn't game without it.
680471
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.
1766542
When I look at all of them the Venus is kind of the best choice since it comes with the same dpi or higher as the other mice and has more programmable buttons which is good for games all around, also it all depends on how you configure the mouses sensitivity for aiming in fps gameing and I was able to have different profiles that fit well with the fps games that I play such as counter strike and battle field. So in the end I would say the Venus is the best gaming mouse for fps gaming.
1562706
After my experience with Logitech I hate to support them. BUT, i have never found a mouse to equal the Logitech Revolution mouse. I have five them on my home computers and I feel disabled when I have to use a computer with another mouse. (This is the same mouse that comes with the MX5500 keyboard.) I don't think it is still in production, but it is usually available on Ebay. They are on the expensive side if you get them new, but I have had good luck with reconditioned units. Good luck.
1841133
I bought my first of these mice in on August 20, 2013 and I use it a lot for gaming (online and offline) as well as browsing the net. It gets a ton of clicking with the gaming and I do a lot of scrolling on the Internet. So far, my oldest mouse has held up wonderfully. To be honest, so far I like the performance of this mouse over others I have purchased in the past that cost a lot more. The other two mice I have I use with my laptops (again, a lot of gaming with both) and they are performing great so far as well. I won't make any 100% guarantees it will last you years and I won't say it will die on you a week after you get it. Even the most expensive of mice can fail quickly. I bought my first of these mice in on August 20, 2013 and I use it a lot for gaming (online and offline) as well as browsing the net. It gets a ton of clicking with the gaming and I do a lot of scrolling on the Internet. So far, my oldest mouse has held up wonderfully. To be honest, so far I like the performance of this mouse over others I have purchased in the past that cost a lot more. The other two mice I have I use with my laptops (again, a lot of gaming with both) and they are performing great so far as well. I won't make any 100% guarantees it will last you years and I won't say it... » Read More I bought my first of these mice in on August 20, 2013 and I use it a lot for gaming (online and offline) as well as browsing the net. It gets a ton of clicking with the gaming and I do a lot of scrolling on the Internet. So far, my oldest mouse has held up wonderfully. To be honest, so far I like the performance of this mouse over others I have purchased in the past that cost a lot more. The other two mice I have I use with my laptops (again, a lot of gaming with both) and they are performing great so far as well. I won't make any 100% guarantees it will last you years and I won't say it will die on you a week after you get it. Even the most expensive of mice can fail quickly. « Show Less
710463
I've had two Logitech M500s. The second one purchased in 2014 is definitely easier to use the middle mouse button. On the first mouse, it was too easy to accidentally press the Left and Right Scroll buttons on the mouse wheel when trying to use the middle mouse button. The second mouse is significantly better.
1759603
Literally any mouse is good for League of Legends.. Lol I enjoy it!(: I play League and SC2 with it no problem!
1333230
thanks Ghengis, I do a lot of CAD remotely on my 17" laptop, don't want to lug around a big so-called "CAD" mouse - and I prefer the more compact size in general. tried numerous MS and Logitech mice over the years, and except for some fine precision issues in Alias, my MS 3000 worked just as good without the bulk. I just tried the Logitech Anywhere MX, don't like the middle button placement, and the scroll wheel felt rattly.