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Gotta add, the scroll wheel feels pretty mushy when scrolling. Not the best feeling.

EDIT: And prepare to buy an extra set of feet..
Edited by end0rphine - 7/4/12 at 7:20pm
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post #292 of 757
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Originally Posted by end0rphine View Post

Gotta add, the scroll wheel feels pretty mushy when scrolling. Not the best feeling.
EDIT: And prepare to buy an extra set of feet..

That was expected with the crappy encoder they usuallly use and the feet that are getting worse and thinner from mouse generation to mouse generation.

Fortunately these are no deal breakers (which they probably are aware of and therefore using it to expand their profit anyway).
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That was expected with the crappy encoder they usuallly use and the feet that are getting worse and thinner from mouse generation to mouse generation.
Fortunately these are no deal breakers (which they probably are aware of and therefore using it to expand their profit anyway).
As far as I know the encoder is fine, its just crappy-made mechnical deisgn all over.
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As far as I know the encoder is fine, its just crappy-made mechnical deisgn all over.

You're right. Crappy might be a little harsh. I just don't really like the TTC encoders much.
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You're right. Crappy might be a little harsh. I just don't really like the TTC encoders much.


Sorry but what is a TTC encoder?
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Sorry but what is a TTC encoder?

A brand of mechanical encoder wheel used in a fair bit of mice. There's only a couple alternatives on the "quality" side. I'm neutral as I never had a problem with TTC, but prefer the feedback of ALPS EC10 for example.

PS: Even if it's worse than some mechanicals, It's likely subjectively better than the average optical encoder for me.
Edited by Skylit - 7/5/12 at 6:14am
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A brand of mechanical encoder wheel used in a fair bit of mice. There's only a couple alternatives on the "quality" side. I'm neutral as I never had a problem with TTC, but prefer the feedback of ALPS EC10 for example.
PS: Even if it's worse than some mechanicals, It's likely subjectively better than the average optical encoder for me.

So this is just in relation to the scroll wheel?
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Originally Posted by Skylit View Post

A brand of mechanical encoder wheel used in a fair bit of mice. There's only a couple alternatives on the "quality" side. I'm neutral as I never had a problem with TTC, but prefer the feedback of ALPS EC10 for example.
PS: Even if it's worse than some mechanicals, It's likely subjectively better than the average optical encoder for me.

So this is just in relation to the scroll wheel?

Yes. It is just the scroll wheel and the components that registers the wheel movement. Example:

400

The above is an mechanical encoder iirc. I believe below is an optical encoder.

436
Edited by Riou - 7/5/12 at 5:03pm
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Yes. It is just the scroll wheel and the components that registers the wheel movement. Example:
400
The above is an optical encoder iirc. I believe below is a mechanical encoder.
436

Should be the other way around smile.gif (although it's not easy to see the differences in these)

EDIT: that's a good view on an optical encoder:

375

If you watch closely you can see the LED on the right side of the scroll wheel and on the left side is the wheel with the pins that either lets the light pass through to the sensor below or cuts it off depending on its position when the scroll wheel is turning.
Edited by MONVMENTVM - 7/5/12 at 5:07pm
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Should be the other way around smile.gif (although it's not easy to see the differences in these)

You are right. I mixed up the two. redface.gif
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