FoxyTimezGaming Yeah and the video means AS OF 2014 they are not ALL in 2014 also it's made 4 days after 2014 started so it wouldn't make a bit of since. Not trying to be a dick.
Speed of Light The Philips Twin-Eye sensor is known for having lots of movement when lifting up, and is a laser sensor. It weighs 135 g with the battery, which is about 30 g too much. There's tests showing how bad the wireless connectivity is, when compared to every single other high end wireless mouse
Why are laser sensors keep being used in new mouses, instead of superior optical ones? Just to say that the new mouse has more DPI so you should buy it now?
I might be wrong but I think laser mice work on more surface types and track better if you don't have a mouse pad. With that being said, it is sad that there aren't more optical options for serious gamers.
seong min I have a deathadder atm. It's pretty good but it's a bit too small for me to palm comfortably. I'm gonna try the mionix naos and steelseries rival next. Hopefully, one them is better.
This isn't based on how good the actual mouse is. This is based off of unique functions. Like how is the Kone Pure above the XTD? Here's my top 15 Razer Taipan Logitech G500s Steelseries Sensei (I don't have experience with this mouse so I don't know if it's better worse than the Taipan) Roccat Kova 2016 Razer Ouroboros Logitech G700s Logitech G302 Daedalus Prime Corsair Vengeance M65 Roccat Tyon Finalmouse 2016 Logitech G502 Logitech G402 Steelseries Rival Roccat Kone XTD/Pure Razer Deathadder Honorable mentions: Mionix Castor, Zowie EC2-A.
I owned a Razer Ouroboros(probably the most expensive one out there) for a year and has brought me nothing but frustration. Don't get me wrong, it's a great built mouse but the synapse software(that is necessary for advanced options to work) is extremely unreliable and unstable. Now I own a Logitech G602 and I couldn't be happier.
Product Quality for Mice: 1. Razer 2. Logitech 3. Corsair 4. SteelSeries 5. Roccat Product Quality for Keyboards: 1. Corsair 2. SteelSeries 3. Razer 4. Logitech 5. Roccat Product Quality for Headphones/Headsets 1. AudioTechnica 2. Razer 3. SteelSeries 4. Logitech 5. Corsair (I have never used Corsair headphones, so I wouldn't know if they were good or not) Product Quality for PCs 1. CyberPowerPC 2. iBuyPowerPC 3. Corsair 4. Razer 5. Alienware (Pretty good quality, horribly over-priced though)
+PlasmaTomato YT dumbest person ever i got all razer product they are all shit espicially mice lazer break after 2 month then i buy logitech and its fine
In my opinion, there is no 'best mouse' I think its purely down to personal preference, yes there are best spec mice but what is the point in buying a mouse with amazing spec if it doesn't feel comfortable in your hand?
***** I have the Logitech G402, It is an amazing mouse and I really love its ergonomics, The only real difference in ergonomics with the G502 is a larger thumb rest! It is a very comfortable mouse to use! :D
Can anybody explain to me why people even use laser sensors for gaming? or at all? From what I was told optical sensors have no built in acceleration for higher accuracy, while lasers do. The only pro they have is that they can go to higher DPIs than most mouses, but why in the hell would someone even need to go above 3k?
>performance, design, and convenient maintenance've listed prepare for you the highest quality video meticulously prepared this video was clearly made by some corporation just to promote shit
he is also the voice for when you get an "achievement" in the roccat software which is terrifying when you are playing a game and that voice screams in your ear...
joe ben I know, I didn't said everything in one mice is DPI (Dot Per Inch), but Razer DeathAdder Chroma is more comfortable mouse than Razer Ouroboros.
Its best to try them in Real Life and see if they actually feel good to YOU. We are all diferent and mouses are the same. Then Maybe you will find the perfect one.
Have the G500s for around a year now its great mouse. Though sometimes my macros stop working for like 15-20 secs atleast once per week, probably cuz the poor software.
There are only two mouses out right now worth buying. The Zowie FK1 (not to be confused with the FK) and the Steelseries Rival. I have them both and a box with about 40 mouses in it. All other mouses GTFO. Look at the shape and weight of these two models, and decide which one is better for you. If you can't afford them use something cheap like a sonsunny cobra while you save up for one of these two models. GLHF
Of all the mouse I tried so far, Anker high precision gaming mouse is the best for comfort and is only priced at $40. Don't buy Logitech G500 the clicks has wayyy too much strain on the finger for long periods of gameplay.
+Nishad Awasthy I agree, nosico is right on this one I reckon the person who made this video didn't do any research and just judged them on how cool they look and how expensive they are
NOSICO: Hmmm... lets make a top 10... Gaming mouse video! yes! that seems good! wait.... you need research?! PFFT! who needs research! *Looks up gaming mice* hmm... this one looks shiny lets put that in number 10....
The deathadder chroma isn't special in any way. It has the usual Razer piece of shit build quality and it's made for 7 year olds. The wireless version of the Sensei should maybe have been here though
Their both good mouses, the Sensei is for people older really, its a big mouse. Deathadder although is for all ages, small hands or big, it works just fine.
Guy Gershon Sensei (or you can look at Logitech G502 i have it and it beats the crap out of Razer mice so i think it's worth checking too, i think it's only like $80)
+Armed the Gaming Penguin Gaming And More! The G402 is better than the G502 due to weight. The G502 is like the Roccat Tyon only optical. Though the Tyon is more comfortable to me.
Omg, not the Taipan. I got it on sale for 60eur and i sent it back. It's not comefortable, it's hard to press side buttons. And i'm looking to buy a new mouse, i think about getting Corsair m65, can anyone help me?
Mainly the specs- It gives you a notch better performance Plus they look awesome Plus they have extra buttons sometimes plus they can be customized to your preference
Guys: Here is the better one. 5: Corsair M65 4. Logitech G302 3. Mionix Castor 2. Razer Deathadder 1. Logitech G502 You're welcome. The list in the video doesn't make sense.
I think all these mouse aren't good for gaming, the ball mouse are, it's cheap, easy to clean out dust in the ball, but it takes 3 days to master that. When your done mastering that, you can spinn everywhere like a boss and mudur everyone
I dont want a billion different fucking buttons on my fucking mouse i want a functional gaming mouse like my steelseries rival i swear companies are making things way to complicated nowadays
I heard of one. The Roccat Support answered him and said him it could be a Steelseries engine and it was the one of his headset. So I confirm that youre right.
Marco Polio And I'm just going to refute this... Writing this right now with my Roccat Kone and the SteelSeries Apex keyboard pluged in without any problems
I don't Cate what you say, the facts Will always be that Razer sucks and us overrated. Instead if buying a Razer (Every mouse from Razer breaks in like 5 months) but somr actual stuff like a Logitech G502 Proteus Core (Call Logitech and they'll give you new mouse-feet if you need)
The only reason why you say this is because you're a logitech fanboy. I had a razer deathadder (I bought a new one because i wanted the newer model) and i don't have nor had any problems with it. So please quit it with your BS "Facts" because they're not real facts.
erreotorre I have had my Razer Carcharias headset for over a year, still works perfectly. I have had my razer naga for about 7 months, still works perfectly. I have had my Razer Blackwidow chroma for 3 months, still perfect. And before that the reg Razer blackwidow, and had that for 5 months, still worked perfectly, and sold it.
