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Mouse shopping

Discussion in 'Accessories' started by IngloriousWho98, Oct 4, 2013.

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So Im planning to grab some gear for college life and rugged everyday use.
Im planning on getting a P35K for gaming and working. I will be using a mouse a lot rather than the trackpad so I need a reliable and easy to use mouse. It shouldn't be too flashy with LED lights and all the fancy buttons of a premium gaming mouse but still function well. I want it to fit nicely in my hand (none of the tiny mice) and last for a while (3-5 years). So I bell looking at Razer but can anyone recommend any great mice? Thanks
Price is not really an issue, by the way, but I won't buy any 200 dollar top of the line mice.

IngloriousWho98, Oct 4, 2013

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A4Tech V4 laser wireless (cheap) Extremely good macro capabilities like if/then/goto line program, allow simulate mouse movement to help reduce recoil in FPS games

A4Tech wireless bloody R-series (atm not sold outside of china), a mouse based on the SS Kana mixed with next-gen A4Tech macro technology. Wired series is the V-series available on amazon.

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Thanks for the help
I'll look into it

IngloriousWho98, Oct 6, 2013

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