Is this mouse overall worth the money? im deciding between this and the razer naga. i need it for gaming and college classes. should i get it or no?
1172994
Please don't buy anything from here. It was broken when I received it. And they won't replace it or no refund.
1172995
This is a cheap mouse & has lasted, but I would get the razor naga if you have the extra money.
1172996
I still have mine. Its working just the same since i got it. If that helps.
1172997
If I had to chose between only those two mice then I would go with Razer Naga. I recommend Logitech since It's the only mouse I've ever had that I've never had any problems with.
1172998
I'd have paid 20 for it, and it has a premium look. So I say you won't be disappointed
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.
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I have large hands and it works great. It's also heavy compared to standard default mice, like Patrick K. said. I love this thing for the price, although I haven't used any other gaming mice, so I don't have anything to compare it to. It does change colors, which is awesome.
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I use it for shooters all the time, even competitively. I don't have a problem with it but for the mouse I never have before so take that for what it's worth. As you can see in my review, Almost all my problems with mice are physical in nature, such as when a button stops working, is placed inconveniently, or when the cursor jumps around. Anyway, from what I understand the Deathadder (Or whatever the logitech equivalent of it is) is more suited for shooters. For me personally, this seems fine though. It has adjustable DPI for the snipers out there that use that, but I haven't made use of it yet.Sorry for the slow reply - I forgot I changed my email =/ I use it for shooters all the time, even competitively. I don't have a problem with it but for the mouse I never have before so take that for what it's worth. As you can see in my review, Almost all my problems with mice are physical in nature, such as when a button stops working, is placed inconveniently, or when the cursor jumps around. Anyway, from what I understand the Deathadder (Or whatever the logitech equivalent of it is) is more suited for shooters. For me personally, this seems fine though. It has adjustable DPI for the snipers out there that use that, but I haven't made use of it... » Read More I use it for shooters all the time, even competitively. I don't have a problem with it but for the mouse I never have before so take that for what it's worth. As you can see in my review, Almost all my problems with mice are physical in nature, such as when a button stops working, is placed inconveniently, or when the cursor jumps around. Anyway, from what I understand the Deathadder (Or whatever the logitech equivalent of it is) is more suited for shooters. For me personally, this seems fine though. It has adjustable DPI for the snipers out there that use that, but I haven't made use of it yet.Sorry for the slow reply - I forgot I changed my email =/ « Show Less
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Logitech doesn't make a comparable gaming mouse. I have owned a lot of Razer products and have had little issues with any of my products. Sounds like you may had a issue with the connection due to simply put usage. I had one my old original Razer nagas had same issue which was from chair running over cord. Same issue happened for a logitec that I had. If your a extreme gamer like myself you might consider Razer epic. It is a cordless gaming mouse that can also plug in. Razer is only gaming company that has not just a full line up of gaming stuff but also special software to enhance the gaming expierence. Logitech doesn't make a comparable gaming mouse. I have owned a lot of Razer products and have had little issues with any of my products. Sounds like you may had a issue with the connection due to simply put usage. I had one my old original Razer nagas had same issue which was from chair running over cord. Same issue happened for a logitec that I had. If your a extreme gamer like myself you might consider Razer epic. It is a cordless gaming mouse that can also plug in. Razer is only gaming company that has not just a full line up of gaming stuff but also special software to enhance the... » Read More Logitech doesn't make a comparable gaming mouse. I have owned a lot of Razer products and have had little issues with any of my products. Sounds like you may had a issue with the connection due to simply put usage. I had one my old original Razer nagas had same issue which was from chair running over cord. Same issue happened for a logitec that I had. If your a extreme gamer like myself you might consider Razer epic. It is a cordless gaming mouse that can also plug in. Razer is only gaming company that has not just a full line up of gaming stuff but also special software to enhance the gaming expierence. « Show Less
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I've been looking also. There are an "handful" of left-handed mice - two of which are for gaming (DeathAdder / Naga) - neither of which are wireless. The rest are ergonomic mice. Apparently, no one makes money on left-handers so I guess we're lucky there are two - both by Razer. Buy the DeathAdder if you want a lower dpi, optical, 5-button FPS mouse OR the Naga if you want a higher dpi laser 19-button MMO mouse.Personally, I'm going for the Naga, to use for all the above.
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Not too bad, still very quite but probably the loudest part of the mouse compared to the button clicks... but still very quiet. It's hard to quantify "loudness" for you but hopefully this context will help. I play video games late a night when my wife sleeps (the only time I can) and she used to always yell at me for the mouse being so load as she was a light sleeper. I bought and use this mouse now (which requires scroll wheel use too) for months and she sleeps through the night without waking up... so it passes the "angry wife" test for me. I hope this helps.
1677936
Yup! Perfect for gaming. My old mouse was a little smaller so it feels weird using this big mouse at first but after you get the hang of it you just beast with it in games. I love this mouse.
361560
I personally think its a good beginner gaming keyboard, the macro keys all the way to the left are good but i hardly use them cause i used my razer taterus and naga but i upgraded to the non mechanical death stalker
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Engadget just posted a full review of the RAT 9! They claim it'll be coming out in November a clearly they have access to one. They were quite pleased with it in the review, but you should read it for yourselves.I talked to the Madcatz reps when at PAX this year and they confirmed that the mouse had been delayed due to wireless quality issues. They said they were committed to producing the best wireless mousing experience you could get, so to me the delays are acceptable. I'll be putting in my preorder now.
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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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Mouse holds up just fine. I love all the features and the way onlookers ogle over the mouse. I like the weight of the mouse and it's flexibility. I would suggest however if you have large hands to keep looking. This particular mouse almost fits my hand and I find myself holding it in odd positions that make my hand cramp up after long use. Overall I would give it four and a half out of five stars.Hope this helps.
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I haven't come across any problems with the mouse, and I honestly think that it does the job. It may not be the best gaming mouse out there, but it's definitely worth buying. Here's what I think about it: If you're into gaming, you really need a mouse, and are low on budget (like me), buy this mouse.
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This is not the "Stealth" model. This model is pretty fantastic. I have the Nostromo which is now replaced by Tartarus which has the same "Stealth" keys. I prefer the mechanical personally. I am sure Amazon will get more of Razer's inventory due to Amazon being one of the better third party vendors.
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I have not owned or used the previous version. However, I truly love this mouse. I bought it along with my gaming laptop last year, and it has brought me many victories haha. I love the extension on the left as a thumb rest, and the dpi settings have something for everyone. The blue led lights are subtle, yet look awesome. I prefer wired mice (as to eliminate the battery problem), and the cord they give you is substantial and sturdy.I highly recommend this mouse. ^_^
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I use a Corsair M95 Laser Gaming Mouse and the performance has been nothing but flawless for the entire experience. I can't speak specifically for other laser mice, but I see no reason why they should not work just was well.
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it is definitely good and responsive as far as performance goes. Where it really shines is the fact that due to the thickness I don't need a pad for my wrist so I am able to rest my arm level with the surface of the mouse pad, which is an ergonomic thing that varies for different people. You may very well prefer to use a rest for your wrist which means you can probably go with one of the thinner ones which I believe are cheaper.as far as size, it's plenty big enough for even the lowest sensitivity players in any game.