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Cloth Vs Plastic Mousepads
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BenroadsThe g400 is for palm grip and deathadder for claw right?

Vice versa.

[quote=Benroads]The g400 is for palm grip and deathadder for claw right?[/quote]
Vice versa.
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the G400 kind of forces you to put 3 fingers up on top of the button area because there is no safe spot for your ring finger. The Deathadder let's you choose side or top for this.

I would say forget both of them and go with a zowie product. Avoid the deathadder anyway, the new ones are not proven sensor wise yet.

the G400 kind of forces you to put 3 fingers up on top of the button area because there is no safe spot for your ring finger. The Deathadder let's you choose side or top for this.

I would say forget both of them and go with a zowie product. Avoid the deathadder anyway, the new ones are not proven sensor wise yet.
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What Zowie one would you recommend, I use more of a palm grip myself

What Zowie one would you recommend, I use more of a palm grip myself
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BenroadsWhat Zowie one would you recommend, I use more of a palm grip myself

Ec Evo 1 or AM
the Evo 2's are for claw if i remember correctly.

[quote=Benroads]What Zowie one would you recommend, I use more of a palm grip myself[/quote]

Ec Evo 1 or AM
the Evo 2's are for claw if i remember correctly.
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Should probably look into the EC1, the EC2 is palmable if you have smaller hands. I never really found the AM to work well with a palm grip, it's just too narrow and the profile of the mouse is just too low for a comfortable palm grip.

That said, you can't really go wrong with the G400 or DA either.

Should probably look into the EC1, the EC2 is palmable if you have smaller hands. I never really found the AM to work well with a palm grip, it's just too narrow and the profile of the mouse is just too low for a comfortable palm grip.

That said, you can't really go wrong with the G400 or DA either.
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I actually have fairly large hands, would I be better off getting a g400/da then?

I actually have fairly large hands, would I be better off getting a g400/da then?
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BenroadsI actually have fairly large hands, would I be better off getting a g400/da then?

The Zowie EC1 evo is the same palm-able shape as the DA but it's a tiny bit wider in the middle, perfect for larger hands.

The best shape out of all the mice mentioned is the Zowie EC1 evo for sure. I would get the white one myself since it's the glossy one and much easier to grip than the black felt one.

[quote=Benroads]I actually have fairly large hands, would I be better off getting a g400/da then?[/quote]

The Zowie EC1 evo is the same palm-able shape as the DA but it's a tiny bit wider in the middle, perfect for larger hands.

The best shape out of all the mice mentioned is the Zowie EC1 evo for sure. I would get the white one myself since it's the glossy one and much easier to grip than the black felt one.
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kuzathe G400 kind of forces you to put 3 fingers up on top of the button area because there is no safe spot for your ring finger. The Deathadder let's you choose side or top for this.

I would say forget both of them and go with a zowie product. Avoid the deathadder anyway, the new ones are not proven sensor wise yet.

http://www.overclock.net/t/1335226/review-of-the-deathadder-2013

zowie fanboylol

[quote=kuza]the G400 kind of forces you to put 3 fingers up on top of the button area because there is no safe spot for your ring finger. The Deathadder let's you choose side or top for this.

I would say forget both of them and go with a zowie product. Avoid the deathadder anyway, the new ones are not proven sensor wise yet.[/quote]

http://www.overclock.net/t/1335226/review-of-the-deathadder-2013

zowie fanboylol
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dabes
http://www.overclock.net/t/1335226/review-of-the-deathadder-2013

zowie fanboylol

I had not seen this yet, this looks promising. However the side buttons are still in the same spot, which are way to easy to hit by accident for myself. I do like those rubber sides though.

[quote=dabes]

http://www.overclock.net/t/1335226/review-of-the-deathadder-2013

zowie fanboylol[/quote]

I had not seen this yet, this looks promising. However the side buttons are still in the same spot, which are way to easy to hit by accident for myself. I do like those rubber sides though.
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Never used a "gaming" mouse before so I have not used the side buttons before, anybody i ask about them says they just have text binds assigned to them. Doesn't seem overly useful to me.

Never used a "gaming" mouse before so I have not used the side buttons before, anybody i ask about them says they just have text binds assigned to them. Doesn't seem overly useful to me.
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I always use one of the side buttons for my Mumble ptt.

I always use one of the side buttons for my Mumble ptt.
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Yeah I don't have a mic, parents are super paranoid about shit on the internets. If I did get one I'd only be able to use it like 2 days a week for max of about 2 hours.

Yeah I don't have a mic, parents are super paranoid about shit on the internets. If I did get one I'd only be able to use it like 2 days a week for max of about 2 hours.
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