i am building a computer and i was looking for a gaming mouse since that's mostly what i will be doing on my computer. i have recently come across the razer deatheradder(60$) and the Corsair Vengeance M65 Laser mouse(60$). what mouse should i get, what is the difference between the mice
razer deathadder or Corsair Vengeance M65 Laser mouse
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Nuclear101
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I currently use the Corsair M65 and I love it's buttons. Here is a quick comparison of the two:
Razer Deathradder: Adjustable thumb pads, gold plated connector (has been proven not to help performance)
Corsair M65: 2 DPI (How fast mouse moves) buttons, 3 DPI levels, sniper button (slows mouse down for precision movements for using sniper rifles), 3 adjustable weights (on bottom so you can change how the mouse responds/feels), full aluminum body (yes, it's much heavier than a plastic mouse but you get used to it and is more sturdy).
I am honestly sorry if I look biased to the Corsair M65. I removed all of their similarities and this is what I have come up with.
Razer Deathradder: Adjustable thumb pads, gold plated connector (has been proven not to help performance)
Corsair M65: 2 DPI (How fast mouse moves) buttons, 3 DPI levels, sniper button (slows mouse down for precision movements for using sniper rifles), 3 adjustable weights (on bottom so you can change how the mouse responds/feels), full aluminum body (yes, it's much heavier than a plastic mouse but you get used to it and is more sturdy).
I am honestly sorry if I look biased to the Corsair M65. I removed all of their similarities and this is what I have come up with.
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