- Dec 25, 2014
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My Razer Deathadder 2013 started dying on me recently, I've had it for a little over 2 years and a week ago the middle mouse button stopped working, the side grip also came off. I absolutely adore the shape and size of the mouse, I think it's perfect. But the problem I have with it is that the build quality is not as good as I want it to be, it's bad enough that I don't wish to purchase another Deathadder, even though I love everything else about it.
What mouse should I be considering if I wanted one that resembled the Deathadder in shape and weight? I like my mice light, no more than a little over 100 grams preferably, and an optical sensor would also be my sensor of choice, though I am willing to try out a laser sensor.
I almost exclusively games where aim is important, so first person shooters and some third person shooters. I am also not interested in a large amount of buttons like on the Razer Naga.
I have considered mice like the Steelseries Sensei and also the Corsair M65 (because the Corsair M60 was my previous mouse and I did enjoy using it). But I am still not sure what to go for. If anyone has any experiences with gaming mice, I would love to hear what you've got to say.
Thanks in advance.
What mouse should I be considering if I wanted one that resembled the Deathadder in shape and weight? I like my mice light, no more than a little over 100 grams preferably, and an optical sensor would also be my sensor of choice, though I am willing to try out a laser sensor.
I almost exclusively games where aim is important, so first person shooters and some third person shooters. I am also not interested in a large amount of buttons like on the Razer Naga.
I have considered mice like the Steelseries Sensei and also the Corsair M65 (because the Corsair M60 was my previous mouse and I did enjoy using it). But I am still not sure what to go for. If anyone has any experiences with gaming mice, I would love to hear what you've got to say.
Thanks in advance.
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