- Apr 19, 2013
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I have been thinking about getting a gaming mouse for once and I have done some research but I still cannot decide what to get. I have hands that are definitely quite large, at least compared to many of my friends and family. Just to give you an idea of their size, they measure about 8 inches from the tip of my middle finger to the bottom of my palm/top of my wrist. I am coming from a logitech m510 used with claw grip which is the only way I can use it.
It seems the deathadder is a very popular choice among gamers but I just have a bad feeling getting a razer product because there are many reports of their products breaking and failing within only a year or two. Are these claims consistently true, and what would be a next best option if they are?
I have considered the deathadder, the corsair m65, the logitech g500s and a few others.
Note: I am not looking for 15 buttons on the mouse but I would prefer to have slightly more than just 2 thumb buttons, which is another reason why I'm apprehensive about the simplistic deathadder. On the fly dpi change is also a very nice feature.
It seems the deathadder is a very popular choice among gamers but I just have a bad feeling getting a razer product because there are many reports of their products breaking and failing within only a year or two. Are these claims consistently true, and what would be a next best option if they are?
I have considered the deathadder, the corsair m65, the logitech g500s and a few others.
Note: I am not looking for 15 buttons on the mouse but I would prefer to have slightly more than just 2 thumb buttons, which is another reason why I'm apprehensive about the simplistic deathadder. On the fly dpi change is also a very nice feature.
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