Keyboards & Mice
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ToeMissile
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Izo
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Chanur
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Ive got a Razer deathadder 3 that constantly disconnects for some reason. Tried replacing the drivers a few times and updates nothing seems to work. At this point I want something else that doesn't have 10000 buttons on it but is otherwise quality.
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I bought a redragon 991 gaming mouse. Didn't break the bank, the flashy lights can be turned off. Software doesn't have to be loaded every time, just to change things basically. Bought it in July of 23 and I have not managed to kill it yet.
Redragon M991 Wireless Gaming Mouse, 19000 DPI Wired/Wireless Gamer Mouse w/ Rapid Fire Key
Wireless for Boundless Winning: Cables truly will affect your detailed battle reaction, Redragon M991 wireless gaming mouse with 2.4Ghz nano receiver offers you the purest mouse moving experience and hipe your KDA rise again. Adjustable DPI to 19000: Geared with 5 on-board DPI levels...
www.redragonzone.com
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Lanx
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i had a deathadder for years, i even modded 1 and put a mechanical switch on it
turns out the deathadder was just a horrible mouse overall for ergonomics
please try a different mouse
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OK Ergostrike 7 received.
It's interesting. It feels fairly premium. The hand forming base is a mixed bag, if it doesn't fit you it will suck but if it does it's great. There's no adjustability there. Lots of options and ergonomics overall are pretty good. There's a pretty full software component if you want to do all the macro shit and everything else. Being able to turn off recoil is nice for silent mode, and it has a rubber silencer cap to fit over the recoil mechanism. It has RGB as well. It does have the full 5 buttons (1/2/middle mouse down 3/4/5), plus a bonus 6th button that is normally a 'full auto fast reset' prebind. Trigger has a mechanical switch feel, it's not mushy. However you can 'click' the mouse before recoil fires as well, it's a very linear pull.
The negatives so far:
The first is I don't see a way to change it to permanent 'semi auto' mode where it only recoils once per 'click'. This could be patched via software though to change the 1x/2x toggle to be semi/auto. The other thing is I like my Logitech super scroll mode, this doesn't have it and don't see an option to change scroll rate or acceleration. Relatively minor things.
From a controllability standpoint this will take some getting used to just because it's a vertical mouse.
It's interesting. It feels fairly premium. The hand forming base is a mixed bag, if it doesn't fit you it will suck but if it does it's great. There's no adjustability there. Lots of options and ergonomics overall are pretty good. There's a pretty full software component if you want to do all the macro shit and everything else. Being able to turn off recoil is nice for silent mode, and it has a rubber silencer cap to fit over the recoil mechanism. It has RGB as well. It does have the full 5 buttons (1/2/middle mouse down 3/4/5), plus a bonus 6th button that is normally a 'full auto fast reset' prebind. Trigger has a mechanical switch feel, it's not mushy. However you can 'click' the mouse before recoil fires as well, it's a very linear pull.
The negatives so far:
The first is I don't see a way to change it to permanent 'semi auto' mode where it only recoils once per 'click'. This could be patched via software though to change the 1x/2x toggle to be semi/auto. The other thing is I like my Logitech super scroll mode, this doesn't have it and don't see an option to change scroll rate or acceleration. Relatively minor things.
From a controllability standpoint this will take some getting used to just because it's a vertical mouse.
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Use razer Nagas. Same mouse. Only forward/back for side buttons.
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