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Logitech G400s.
Best sensor.
World renowned.
Perfect for palm grip.
Buy here: (£38.90)
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/offer-listing/B00CJAEX70/ref=sr_1_1_olp?ie=UTF8&qid=1394654458&sr=8-1&keywords=g400s&condition=new
Info here:
http://gaming.logitech.com/en-gb/product/g400s-optical-gaming-mouse
Best sensor.
World renowned.
Perfect for palm grip.
Buy here: (£38.90)
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/offer-listing/B00CJAEX70/ref=sr_1_1_olp?ie=UTF8&qid=1394654458&sr=8-1&keywords=g400s&condition=new
Info here:
http://gaming.logitech.com/en-gb/product/g400s-optical-gaming-mouse
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). I wish i bought 2!
I agree, I have one and you can't get them here for cheap anymore (G400sOriginally Posted by BradleyW
Logitech G400s.
Best sensor.
World renowned.
Perfect for palm grip.
Buy here: (£38.90)
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/offer-listing/B00CJAEX70/ref=sr_1_1_olp?ie=UTF8&qid=1394654458&sr=8-1&keywords=g400s&condition=new
Info here:
http://gaming.logitech.com/en-gb/product/g400s-optical-gaming-mouse
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Only thing that puts me off the Logitech mice is the look of it lol stupid i know, does anyone know what the kana v2 is like?Originally Posted by Matt-Matt
I agree, I have one and you can't get them here for cheap anymore (G400s). I wish i bought 2!![frown.gif]()
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logitech g400
never knew there was a "s" version of this mouse.
whats the difference?
To OP, i really love my logitech g400 (never tried the g400s so cant comment) i would recommend the g400 (or the g400s i guess seeing as how its an "upgrade" from g400)
nice size, smooth fit, and nice glide to it. really good sensor, the mouse doesnt like flicker on spot.
I was coming to this thread to recommend theOriginally Posted by BradleyW
Logitech G400s.
Best sensor.
World renowned.
Perfect for palm grip.
Buy here: (£38.90)
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/offer-listing/B00CJAEX70/ref=sr_1_1_olp?ie=UTF8&qid=1394654458&sr=8-1&keywords=g400s&condition=new
Info here:
http://gaming.logitech.com/en-gb/product/g400s-optical-gaming-mouse
logitech g400
never knew there was a "s" version of this mouse.
whats the difference?
To OP, i really love my logitech g400 (never tried the g400s so cant comment) i would recommend the g400 (or the g400s i guess seeing as how its an "upgrade" from g400)
nice size, smooth fit, and nice glide to it. really good sensor, the mouse doesnt like flicker on spot.
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Seems like a lot of people are recommending the g400/g400s I'll have to look into them more.Originally Posted by IMKR
I was coming to this thread to recommend the
logitech g400
never knew there was a "s" version of this mouse.
whats the difference?
To OP, i really love my logitech g400 (never tried the g400s so cant comment) i would recommend the g400 (or the g400s i guess seeing as how its an "upgrade" from g400)
nice size, smooth fit, and nice glide to it. really good sensor, the mouse doesnt like flicker on spot.
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Note that you can also pick up a G400 V2 from Amazon for a good price. It uses an older, but ultimately snappier sensor than the G400s.
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Which one would you fully recommend getting out of them ?Originally Posted by metal571
SteelSeries Rival
Mionix Avior 7000 or Naos 7000
The G400s is okay. I hate the shape and the sensor is now outdated. Also it uses a higher latency SROM than the G400 before it. If you want a good 3090 mouse, I'd try an EC1 EVO.
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For full disclosure I have owned the Rival, Avior 7000, G400, and G400s. I also have a Zowie FK, which uses the same sensor and has basically the same performance of the EC1 EVO. My favorite is my current mouse, which is the AVIOR 7000. It's well worth the price over the Rival, but if you aren't used to ambidextrous mice there will be a short adjustment period. I'm right handed and I love it.Originally Posted by JG10
Which one would you fully recommend getting out of them ?
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whats difference from the Avior 7000 and 8200?Originally Posted by metal571
For full disclosure I have owned the Rival, Avior 7000, G400, and G400s. I also have a Zowie FK, which uses the same sensor and has basically the same performance of the EC1 EVO. My favorite is my current mouse, which is the AVIOR 7000. It's well worth the price over the Rival, but if you aren't used to ambidextrous mice there will be a short adjustment period. I'm right handed and I love it.
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Have you tried the Storm Spawn? Having troubles going from it to the Avior 7000.Originally Posted by metal571
For full disclosure I have owned the Rival, Avior 7000, G400, and G400s. I also have a Zowie FK, which uses the same sensor and has basically the same performance of the EC1 EVO. My favorite is my current mouse, which is the AVIOR 7000. It's well worth the price over the Rival, but if you aren't used to ambidextrous mice there will be a short adjustment period. I'm right handed and I love it.
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I find the Sensei VERY comfortable; I'm assuming the Avior would probably feel similar (in terms of a claw grip.)
Honestly, wouldn't worry too much about the sensor as long as it doesn't exhibit huge issues; go for what feels comfortable to your hand...
I was a HUGE fan of the Spawn and clawOriginally Posted by D2234
Have you tried the Storm Spawn? Having troubles going from it to the Avior 7000.
I find the Sensei VERY comfortable; I'm assuming the Avior would probably feel similar (in terms of a claw grip.)
Honestly, wouldn't worry too much about the sensor as long as it doesn't exhibit huge issues; go for what feels comfortable to your hand...
Anyone know if the corsair m40 (http://www.ebuyer.com/517771-the-corsair-raptor-m40-gaming-mouse-offers-a-4000dpi-optical-sensor-an-ch-9000041-eu) is any good?
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