This or the g700, Which one should I get?
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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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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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G700 can go wireless, the design is more ergonomic, the scroll wheel has "hyper-scroll" option (though i don't use this option). But the Gila is better constructed. Honestly, holding both together will make the G700 feel slightly cheaper. While the Gila is one solid gaming mouse, I think the G700 is more flexible. If you're using it purely for heavy gaming with a desktop, the Gila is a good mouse... and it may prove to be better than the G700 in that situation. If you're going to using it with a laptop, and/or frequently use your mouse for extended sessions of something like photo/video editing too, then the G700 might be a better choice.
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G700 can go wireless, the design is more ergonomic, the scroll wheel has "hyper-scroll" option (though i don't use this option). But the Gila is better constructed. Honestly, holding both together will make the G700 feel slightly cheaper. While the Gila is one solid gaming mouse, I think the G700 is more flexible. If you're using it purely for heavy gaming with a desktop, the Gila is a good mouse... and it may prove to be better than the G700 in that situation. If you're going to using it with a laptop, and/or frequently use your mouse for extended sessions of something like photo/video editing too, then the G700 might be a better choice. G700 can go wireless, the design is more ergonomic, the scroll wheel has "hyper-scroll" option (though i don't use this option). But the Gila is better constructed. Honestly, holding both together will make the G700 feel slightly cheaper. While the Gila is one solid gaming mouse, I think the G700 is more flexible. If you're using it purely for heavy gaming with a desktop, the Gila is a good mouse... and it may prove to be better than the G700 in that situation. If you're going to using it with a laptop, and/or frequently use your mouse for extended sessions of something like... » Read More G700 can go wireless, the design is more ergonomic, the scroll wheel has "hyper-scroll" option (though i don't use this option). But the Gila is better constructed. Honestly, holding both together will make the G700 feel slightly cheaper. While the Gila is one solid gaming mouse, I think the G700 is more flexible. If you're using it purely for heavy gaming with a desktop, the Gila is a good mouse... and it may prove to be better than the G700 in that situation. If you're going to using it with a laptop, and/or frequently use your mouse for extended sessions of something like photo/video editing too, then the G700 might be a better choice. « Show Less
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This one! Perfect for gamers and wives who also like to casually surf the Internet.
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Ive purchased the Razers before, but ive never purchased the logitech ones, but, from research, ill go with the razers
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The k70 is a great buy for most all. The build quality of both the TK and the K70 are pretty close but K70 takes the pot. Your options on the k70 are huge brown, blue, and red switches coming in with either black aluminum or silver; n-key roll over easy-Access Dedicated Multimedia Controls etc. The K70 is sleek and professional looking to the point you can take it to work and use it there. Now, the CM Storm QuickFire TK is minimalistic you get what you get and thats it. Not talking down on the product, the product is great. When put side by side with the K70 though, the K70 is the clear choice. For all the options and great features its hard to go wrong with K70. Plus,(depending on what key switch you're getting) you're not spending that much more, but in the end you know where that little extra is going. To answer your Question: K70 is your choice.
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Austin, for me and simply, yes, it is worth more than $70. I am not a gamer, however, and just an old music fan and especially the multi channel sounds available with 5.1 or higher outputs. I have my 'sound room' (AKA our TV room) set to 5.1 but with about 20 different speakers in different locations around the room. In no instance can I replicate the output I receive from the Logitech G430. It captures every sound I normally hear and on certain playback sounds I have never heard before. If I were buying a headset for gaming I would attempt to find a cordless one first with no strong need for the G430 type of output. But, as I said I am not a gamer and I can see where a 7.1 output could be fantastic. At times the headset is well worth far more than $70 and if I had the same set in a cordless version I would be delighted if it works as well. Additionally, I have several sets of cheap headphones and one set that cost over $100. Not one of them matches the quality and performance of the G430. I hope my reply added a different dimension to your investigation and if you decide on this set I think you will get the same level of entertainment as I have. Good question and sorry for the bloviation, John
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All I can tell you is that I picked my G700 up at Best Buy in January, and it has one single Sanyo Eneloop AA battery.I too have read reviews where they said they had 2 batteries, so all I can think is that they must have released two versions of this mouse.Two batteries I would imagine would indeed give longer life, but at the tradeoff of a much heavier weight. My single-battery model is plenty heavy as it is. I don't know if I'd want a second battery at this point.
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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 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.
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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.
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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.
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I would suggest looking at the specs for both the G30 and G30s. For my purposes I highly recommend, great quality. I carry a G23 and G19. Hope this helps.
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The OS of the laptop does not matter. Just the size of the laptop, i use a 17 inch laptop on it. The G74sx
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I don't own a G60t just a G70. But it fits well if not a little loosely. I do have problems with it "falling" out and my computer shutting off. Before those issues though it would hold a good 8-10 hour charge if you use power saver or just not run it at full speed.
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My roommate uses the M60 Ive got the M65. Ive used both and hardly notice any difference in acceleration. I have ZERO complaints about the M65 and would recommend it for gaming any day.
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Just talked to Uniden. The G766 has a 8GB standard size SD card and the G755 has a 4 GB micro SD card. Otherwise they are the same system. I noted that the 755 was about $90 more with a lower capacity card so I'm going with the 766. The 766 can handle up to a 32GB card. I don't see any advantage to going with a smaller card for more money.
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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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From the Logitech Web Site: G440 is solidly constructed using three critical layers. The polypropylene top layer provides the low-friction surface. A high-impact polystyrene core provides the firm, semi-rigid foundation. And finally, the rubber base keeps the mouse pad stationary.I bought A G440 for my 43 yr old son as a gift.He is both a game and a work-from-home software engineer. He thinks it is great for both "work and play."
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I use a Razer Naga with the G440 just fine. Be sure to calibrate the mouse though, or it will be a little too fast and slippery. Also, this thing is pretty big and you probably won't cover all the real estate with mouse sweeps, so that could be wasted money.