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| 05-21-2019 05:45 PM | |
| raxa | I also have issues with the right/left buttons moving laterally, the issue is more prevalent in my left button than right but it's on both. Anybody know how widespread this issue is and if Glorious will do anything about it? |
| 05-21-2019 03:16 PM | |
| espgodson | im not sure why mine hasnt been shipped out yet :| kinda disappointed since all my friends i got to buy it have received theirs already ;( |
| 05-21-2019 02:52 PM | |
| CorruptBE | Might actually try this. Need to make sure it's the same height as the FK1 as well though. |
| 05-20-2019 12:41 PM | |
| cdcd |
Quote:
Originally Posted by frunction
Your mouse buttons aren't loose?
My right one is acceptable, but my left mouse button moves laterally a bit. Feel like modern Steelseries loose buttons. Quote:
Originally Posted by fourthavenue
when you test the click latency of g403, you should keep your g403 on the surface.
If you have to lift G403 off the surface when you test the latency(for example doing a bump test), you should tape a piece of paper underneath G403. Because G403's debounce filter is not always on. It is only on when it is off the surface. When the mouse is on the surface, there is no debounce latency applied at all. This is the smart design Logitech has on their modern 3366 mice. If you tape a piece of paper like I said and test again, G403 cannot be beaten. Logitech mice still have click latency when not lifted. See here: https://tpucdn.com/reviews/Glorious_...s/o_clickl.png Vanir measures the latency directly on the buttons with all lenses covered. |
| 05-20-2019 12:08 PM | |
| fourthavenue |
when you test the click latency of g403, you should keep your g403 on the surface. If you have to lift G403 off the surface when you test the latency(for example doing a bump test), you should tape a piece of paper underneath G403. Because G403's debounce filter is not always on. It is only on when it is off the surface. When the mouse is on the surface, there is no debounce latency applied at all. This is the smart design Logitech has on their modern 3366 mice. If you tape a piece of paper like I said and test again, G403 cannot be beaten. |
| 05-20-2019 11:18 AM | |
| frunction |
Your mouse buttons aren't loose? My right one is acceptable, but my left mouse button moves laterally a bit. Feel like modern Steelseries loose buttons. |
| 05-19-2019 12:58 AM | |
| dontspamme |
Quote:
Originally Posted by idiotekniQues
My main issue with the FM is it felt a tad too wide as well. I rest my palm on the butt of the mouse yes. Te GO does feel narrower than the FM to me.
Thank you. |
| 05-18-2019 10:31 PM | |
| idiotekniQues |
Quote:
Originally Posted by dontspamme
So it feels shorter. But does it feel more narrow, too?
(my main issue with thr FM is that it feels too wide) Do you rest your palm on the 'butt' of the mouse? |
| 05-18-2019 10:17 PM | |
| dontspamme |
Quote:
Originally Posted by idiotekniQues
feels much smaller than the FM to me, especially due to being much shorter.
(my main issue with thr FM is that it feels too wide) Do you rest your palm on the 'butt' of the mouse? |
| 05-18-2019 09:46 PM | |
| idiotekniQues |
Quote:
Originally Posted by dontspamme
Excellent review.
Cheers. Could you possibly compare the shape to other mice? I've never owned a FK1 (only Zowie mouse I've ever had was an AM-something). Could you compare it to the FM and the GPW specifically, please? (provided that you own these mice) Talking about dimensions means surprisingly little. The GPW and the FM almost have identical dimensions. But in my hand, at least, the GPW feels like a tiny, tiny mouse, whereas the FM feels gigantic. Does the model O feel larger or smaller than the FM? Larger or smaller than the GPW? Thanks. (rep added) |
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