- Apr 28, 2014
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Alright, so let me explain my situation here:
I've had a Steelseries Sensei for a while now (1,5 year) and it's doing great. It feels okay, it's big, and it looks pretty slick. But it has positive acceleration (a couple %) and I play Starcraft II at a decent level. I really want to try something else. It's not unplayable (because I can't compare right now), but I'd like to take a look at other mice. A family member of mine is visiting some emigrated familymembers of mine, and she can take the stuff with me from Amazon. I live in Europe so prices are going to be VERY much lower than they would be in EU, reason I'm okay with a more pricy or maybe even two less pricy mice. I use a mix of claw/fingertip grip when gaming, mostly claw.
I also have fairly big hands I think (~17CM from end of palm to end of middlefinger)
Mice I've looked at:
Name: Razer Deathadder 2013
Pros:Looks great, feels great (apparently), the closest you'll get to a perfect sensor, fits with my setup (Green/Black)
Cons:Not very cheap, Might not be as good as other mice for claw/fingertip grips and the build quality is questioned, Razer is notorious for bad build quality.
Name: Razer Abyssus
Pros:Would fit my grip style, cheap, looks fairly good
Cons:Small, sensor might not be great, build quality is to be questioned.
Name: SteelSeries Rival
Pros:Big, seems sturdy, good sensor
ConsNot very cheap, same size and look as Sensei (I want to try something different), might be a palm-grip mouse.
Name: CM Storm: Spawn
ProsVery cheap, looks good for claw/fingertip (especially fingertip)
Cons:Doesn't look very good, fixated DPI jumps, might be too small.
Name: Logitech G400s
ProsLooks good, is big, cheap, good sensor, good drivers
ConsCould be purely a palm grip mouse, build quality can be questioned (apparently)
Any other suggestions, or comments about the mice I listed? Personal experiences with any of them? I was going to go with a DA until I heard of so many of them break, as well as it's one of the more expensive mouse of them all.
I could for example get a Logitech G400s ($43) and an Abyssus/Spawn($30) and I'd only spend €53,-
Thanks in advance!
I've had a Steelseries Sensei for a while now (1,5 year) and it's doing great. It feels okay, it's big, and it looks pretty slick. But it has positive acceleration (a couple %) and I play Starcraft II at a decent level. I really want to try something else. It's not unplayable (because I can't compare right now), but I'd like to take a look at other mice. A family member of mine is visiting some emigrated familymembers of mine, and she can take the stuff with me from Amazon. I live in Europe so prices are going to be VERY much lower than they would be in EU, reason I'm okay with a more pricy or maybe even two less pricy mice. I use a mix of claw/fingertip grip when gaming, mostly claw.
I also have fairly big hands I think (~17CM from end of palm to end of middlefinger)
Mice I've looked at:
Name: Razer Deathadder 2013
Pros:Looks great, feels great (apparently), the closest you'll get to a perfect sensor, fits with my setup (Green/Black)
Cons:Not very cheap, Might not be as good as other mice for claw/fingertip grips and the build quality is questioned, Razer is notorious for bad build quality.
Name: Razer Abyssus
Pros:Would fit my grip style, cheap, looks fairly good
Cons:Small, sensor might not be great, build quality is to be questioned.
Name: SteelSeries Rival
Pros:Big, seems sturdy, good sensor
ConsNot very cheap, same size and look as Sensei (I want to try something different), might be a palm-grip mouse.
Name: CM Storm: Spawn
ProsVery cheap, looks good for claw/fingertip (especially fingertip)
Cons:Doesn't look very good, fixated DPI jumps, might be too small.
Name: Logitech G400s
ProsLooks good, is big, cheap, good sensor, good drivers
ConsCould be purely a palm grip mouse, build quality can be questioned (apparently)
Any other suggestions, or comments about the mice I listed? Personal experiences with any of them? I was going to go with a DA until I heard of so many of them break, as well as it's one of the more expensive mouse of them all.
I could for example get a Logitech G400s ($43) and an Abyssus/Spawn($30) and I'd only spend €53,-
Thanks in advance!
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