- Sep 14, 2010
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So, after 10 years of extensive use my Razer Copperhead finally died, and I need a replacement.
I know that modern Razer products don't have nearly the quality their old stuff did, so I'm probably going to need to look elsewhere.
So, I'm looking for a new mouse with these properties:
1. Onboard memory (i.e. will save settings to the mouse and function on another PC without installing any software whatsoever beyond the automatically installed windows driver)
2. Wired (and only wired).
3. Ambidexterous (I've tried 'ergonomic' mouse designs in the past and hated them.)
4. Have at a minimum: left/right click, scroll wheel/click, and at least two programmable thumb buttons.
5. Must not be made by Logitech (I've had a large number of bad experiences with their products)
Aside from that, decent build quality is my only consideration. Any modern 'gaming' mouse is going to have more than sufficient DPI, and I don't need to adjust it on-the-fly.
So, any recommendations?
I know that modern Razer products don't have nearly the quality their old stuff did, so I'm probably going to need to look elsewhere.
So, I'm looking for a new mouse with these properties:
1. Onboard memory (i.e. will save settings to the mouse and function on another PC without installing any software whatsoever beyond the automatically installed windows driver)
2. Wired (and only wired).
3. Ambidexterous (I've tried 'ergonomic' mouse designs in the past and hated them.)
4. Have at a minimum: left/right click, scroll wheel/click, and at least two programmable thumb buttons.
5. Must not be made by Logitech (I've had a large number of bad experiences with their products)
Aside from that, decent build quality is my only consideration. Any modern 'gaming' mouse is going to have more than sufficient DPI, and I don't need to adjust it on-the-fly.
So, any recommendations?
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