- Nov 30, 2015
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The title may be a little hard to explain, but I'll try.
So, just switched from using Dell Mouses to gaming mouses. Decided to pick up a Corsair Sabre Optical RGB. It works perfect, lights are cool, DPI settings are great, but not so much that tracking. I work on a wood black table due to space (Image here: http://c.shld.net/rpx/i/s/i/spin/image/spin_prod_839811112?hei=333&wid=333&op_sharpen=1), and every time I move the mouse up and place it back down, the sensor takes like 5 seconds to regain control. Like, lets say I move my mouse up and put it towards the left to quickly do something, the cursor stays still, unable to move, but if I shake it really good it moves again. So I go for a mousepad? Help, I don't wanna get a new mouse.
So, just switched from using Dell Mouses to gaming mouses. Decided to pick up a Corsair Sabre Optical RGB. It works perfect, lights are cool, DPI settings are great, but not so much that tracking. I work on a wood black table due to space (Image here: http://c.shld.net/rpx/i/s/i/spin/image/spin_prod_839811112?hei=333&wid=333&op_sharpen=1), and every time I move the mouse up and place it back down, the sensor takes like 5 seconds to regain control. Like, lets say I move my mouse up and put it towards the left to quickly do something, the cursor stays still, unable to move, but if I shake it really good it moves again. So I go for a mousepad? Help, I don't wanna get a new mouse.
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