Is it good for shooters? I really like it, but im not a big mmorpg player. So, is it good for shooters?
1678137
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
1678138
It helps. Being able to switch weapons in a bind and using the g shift button to temporarily lower the sensitivity when sniping and instantly go back to normal sensitivity is nice. This is the best mouse I've ever used. Feels great works great and will last for a long time.
1678139
The best answer I can give is that it's neither any better for shooters or any worse. The number buttons do come in handy in a game like Battlefield (I liked being able to press the number buttons on the thumb as opposed to using the scroll wheel to switch weapons). So ultimately I think the best answer I can give is that it can't hurt, but I also don't think you'll see a ton of benefit.
1678140
I personally found that it is very good for shooters, the buttons are very tactile and have a nice click to them. It is very easy to get comfortable with and it fills the hand nicely. Since the side buttons are in two angled sets they become easy to locate without looking. The colors are awesome and it tracks VERY accurately. 5 out of 5
2079111
Not sure. Probably yes, but most likely decent means different things to me than it does to you. It seems to me that better options are available for gaming at this price point. I'm not a gamer, only a guess. YMMV
289766
Its around 360 fps. It has no shortage of power, trust me, as its main purpose is cqb, you really dont need any more than 350, but a little extra never hurt anyone, right? Except the guy youre shooting at anyway :P
1400131
Haven't tried any shooters on it, but I played SSX for the Xbox 360 with no troubles. Not as much to render as a shooter, but still really important not to lag. I'll give it a try this week and see.
2283215
It's alright for casual gaming, but with no programmable buttons I am not a fan of it for gaming. Not to mention the absolute terrible battery life. I put energizer ultimate lithium AA batteries in it and they lasted less than 2 months. Pay the extra for a mouse with programmable buttons if you want to game. As for fps, it does alright for some. I've only played SEV2 with it and I find myself annoyed by the loudness of the click mostly.
245243
Yeah. I use it exclusively for gaming. Works pretty good. What do I play? BF3, 4, Hawken, CoDs, Crysis 2, 3 and some UT3. For something that's 20 bucks, it aint bad. If it breaks, I'll just go buy another one. I use a Logitech EX110 for work purposes. What's my game stuff? Intel i7 3770 cpu, Asus P8z77-V LK motherboard, WD 2.5 Velociraptor HDD, XFX HD7950 gpu, G.Skill 16gb 19200 ram, Corsair RM750 psu, Corsair H100i liquid cooler.
283288
Nope, but why would you? It's not a FPS where jumping is strategy to avoid being shot. If jumping is all you want then Titanfall is the game for you.
586480
Yes, runs very well with gaming. I don't use it for online game play much,but I do have new current games on it now and runs as smooth as my ps4
570320
It runs it well as long as you are not wanting to run the highest end settings. I run at settings at the default "Good" setting with resolution of 1920x1080. The frame rate averages 35-45. It is definitely not the same as running on a powerhouse desktop, but it runs well enough to enjoy questing, pvp, and even some raiding. I am not an avid pvp or raid player so I can't say how the system runs when there are large numbers of players in confined areas. I have participated in some of the Celestials groups and never saw any issues there. The frame rate is usually on the lower side, 35 or even down to 30, but it still processes well enough to keep up with everyone.
1110126
I'm not a sophisticated gaming user, but I have a fingertip grip and it works OK for me. Note that the side buttons (on the left side of the mouse) are probably better placed for a palm grip. As with any mouse, you're best off trying it in a store before buying if at all possible.
292872
The tracking can be a little iffy. The DPI supposedly ranges from 800 to 2400 based on the setting, but the tracking accuracy can be a bit poor. I use it on a ANKER mousepad and it performs pretty well for my tastes, but I'm not a PRO gamer or anything. I play FPS, MMO and stuff a lot on it and it works fine for me. You probably want a more gaming-oriented mouse if you're planning on doing hardcore RTS or MOBA gaming though.
1961125
Yes its good. But its not a eotech or a aim point. I don't know how long it will stay on target I prefer a laser on a ar pistol.
923195
I can't really say for months since it's been only several weeks for me. It works fine now at least. I understand your concerns. I actually set my mouse at even lower sensitivity after having this one. I play world of tanks, a relatively slow shooting involved game but also fps like titanfall. Hardly see any problem for now.
70606
I love it for gaming. The refresh rate might be too much for really fast games, but I have no problems with CS:GO. All my games look amazing with very lush colors and good range when it comes to blacks and whites. It's perfect if you plan for multi-monitor situations like eyefinity too.
818226
I have played some pretty frantic shooters, and had no issues with the tracking. Right now I have two monitors hooked up, and if I take it from the right side of the screen, then spin it top speed to the left, I can (barely) see the mouse moving across the screen. Obviously its moving faster than I can easily track, but I've done similar things in shooters and not seen any issues.
376946
Not sure on FPS. More of a target shooter than a hunter, could kill a rabbit for sure but not a deer.
170059
Technically, yes. The reason you would use it for a combat free roamer and a role playing first person shooter escapes me.