Hey tftv,
My Logitech G500 is starting to die (threaded cords OP) and I'm looking to get on the market for a similar mouse, one that I can use without getting used to a new type of grip or something.
I use 1100 dpi if it matters.
Looking for mouse similar to G500
posted in
Hardware
Hey tftv,
My Logitech G500 is starting to die (threaded cords OP) and I'm looking to get on the market for a similar mouse, one that I can use without getting used to a new type of grip or something.
I use 1100 dpi if it matters.
My Logitech G500 is starting to die (threaded cords OP) and I'm looking to get on the market for a similar mouse, one that I can use without getting used to a new type of grip or something.
I use 1100 dpi if it matters.
http://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-B75-00113-Intellimouse-Explorer-3-0/dp/B000GOUE7O/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1397708845&sr=8-1&keywords=microsoft+intellimouse+explorer+3.0&tag=teamfortresst-20
flatlineHey tftv,
My Logitech G500 is starting to die (threaded cords OP) and I'm looking to get on the market for a similar mouse, one that I can use without getting used to a new type of grip or something.
I use 1100 dpi if it matters.
You could buy mine if you want. Hated the feel, and I was able to remake a working G5 from failed parts.
[quote=flatline]Hey tftv,
My Logitech G500 is starting to die (threaded cords OP) and I'm looking to get on the market for a similar mouse, one that I can use without getting used to a new type of grip or something.
I use 1100 dpi if it matters.[/quote]
You could buy mine if you want. Hated the feel, and I was able to remake a working G5 from failed parts.
My Logitech G500 is starting to die (threaded cords OP) and I'm looking to get on the market for a similar mouse, one that I can use without getting used to a new type of grip or something.
I use 1100 dpi if it matters.[/quote]
You could buy mine if you want. Hated the feel, and I was able to remake a working G5 from failed parts.
FzeroflatlineHey tftv,
My Logitech G500 is starting to die (threaded cords OP) and I'm looking to get on the market for a similar mouse, one that I can use without getting used to a new type of grip or something.
I use 1100 dpi if it matters.
You could buy mine if you want. Hated the feel, and I was able to remake a working G5 from failed parts.
Does it work fine?
Followup question, how much?
[quote=Fzero][quote=flatline]Hey tftv,
My Logitech G500 is starting to die (threaded cords OP) and I'm looking to get on the market for a similar mouse, one that I can use without getting used to a new type of grip or something.
I use 1100 dpi if it matters.[/quote]
You could buy mine if you want. Hated the feel, and I was able to remake a working G5 from failed parts.[/quote]
Does it work fine?
Followup question, how much?
My Logitech G500 is starting to die (threaded cords OP) and I'm looking to get on the market for a similar mouse, one that I can use without getting used to a new type of grip or something.
I use 1100 dpi if it matters.[/quote]
You could buy mine if you want. Hated the feel, and I was able to remake a working G5 from failed parts.[/quote]
Does it work fine?
Followup question, how much?
g500 has sensor in the front of the mouse which makes it feels weird as fuck so if you want the same gay ass feeling then buy another g500. the sensor position is different (centered) in the g400. the shape of the mouse/grip is pretty similar tho. cheers m8
g500 has sensor in the front of the mouse which makes it feels weird as fuck so if you want the same gay ass feeling then buy another g500. the sensor position is different (centered) in the g400. the shape of the mouse/grip is pretty similar tho. cheers m8
dflameLogitech g400. You can't go wrong with the g400.
Is the g400s basically the same thing?
[quote=dflame]Logitech g400. You can't go wrong with the g400.[/quote]
Is the g400s basically the same thing?
Is the g400s basically the same thing?
bascially but worse due to the smoothing or w/e they added
bascially but worse due to the smoothing or w/e they added
shit the g400 is out of stock on newegg and is 70 dollars on amazon
shit the g400 is out of stock on newegg and is 70 dollars on amazon
G400s
Just make sure to use the native dpi (800/3600 iirc).
G400s
Just make sure to use the native dpi (800/3600 iirc).
Just make sure to use the native dpi (800/3600 iirc).
Yeah don't get another mouse with the sensor in the front. I made the mistake of using the G500 for years and now any other normal mouse throws me off big time. Don't make the same mistake I did, get out while you still can!
Yeah don't get another mouse with the sensor in the front. I made the mistake of using the G500 for years and now any other normal mouse throws me off big time. Don't make the same mistake I did, get out while you still can!
it took me about 1 week of intense play to get used to the g400
i was using the g500 before and yikes, it was bad.
SetsulG400s
Just make sure to use the native dpi (800/3600 iirc).
May i know why? (I use the lowest, which is 400 i think)
it took me about 1 week of intense play to get used to the g400
i was using the g500 before and yikes, it was bad.
[quote=Setsul]G400s
Just make sure to use the native dpi (800/3600 iirc).[/quote]
May i know why? (I use the lowest, which is 400 i think)
i was using the g500 before and yikes, it was bad.
[quote=Setsul]G400s
Just make sure to use the native dpi (800/3600 iirc).[/quote]
May i know why? (I use the lowest, which is 400 i think)
hey tftv, i have a similar question, im looking for a mouse with 450 dpi, but for a reasonable price, can you help me out?
hey tftv, i have a similar question, im looking for a mouse with 450 dpi, but for a reasonable price, can you help me out?
shiznohey tftv, i have a similar question, im looking for a mouse with 450 dpi, but for a reasonable price, can you help me out?
The abyssus is ~30$ (USD) and it's an excellent claw grip mouse.
[quote=shizno]hey tftv, i have a similar question, im looking for a mouse with 450 dpi, but for a reasonable price, can you help me out?[/quote]
The abyssus is ~30$ (USD) and it's an excellent claw grip mouse.
The abyssus is ~30$ (USD) and it's an excellent claw grip mouse.
I guess it really depends on where you live, US or Canada? Yeah, it's in perfect condition. Only used it for about an hour.
I guess it really depends on where you live, US or Canada? Yeah, it's in perfect condition. Only used it for about an hour.
SetsulG400s
Just make sure to use the native dpi (800/3600 iirc).
Same here, why would I have to use the native DPI?
[quote=Setsul]G400s
Just make sure to use the native dpi (800/3600 iirc).[/quote]
Same here, why would I have to use the native DPI?
Just make sure to use the native dpi (800/3600 iirc).[/quote]
Same here, why would I have to use the native DPI?
i'd recommend the G400 as well, since i'm sure the shape is very close to the shape of the G500.
and i'd always stick to native dpi steps. non-native dpi steps are interpolated (calculated) and will, theoretically, never turn out as accurate as native dpi steps.
G400S has some smoothing, which is why i consider G400 to be better.
if you decide to get a G400, make sure it has a serial number (S/N) or a PID above LZ13333.
you can tell by looking at the stickers at the sides/back of the box.
these stickers have no text on them, which indicates that the mouse is from the old batch of G400 mice (which have prediction). you want to see "Logitech" on the stickers because those mice do not have prediction.
i actually saw those old-batch G400 mice offered on ebay only a few months ago, so i'd make sure you're not ordering one of them.
but, lastly; you might not notice, or even care about, smoothing. if you could find out if you mind smoothing or not, it could save you some trouble (G400 mice are getting pretty rare.)
i'd recommend the G400 as well, since i'm sure the shape is very close to the shape of the G500.
and i'd always stick to native dpi steps. non-native dpi steps are interpolated (calculated) and will, theoretically, never turn out as accurate as native dpi steps.
G400S has some smoothing, which is why i consider G400 to be better.
if you decide to get a G400, make sure it has a serial number (S/N) [i]or[/i] a PID above LZ13333.
you can tell by looking at the stickers at the sides/back of the box.
[url=http://www.pcgameware.co.uk/images/Logitech-G400-Box-Shot-Back.jpg]these stickers[/url] have no text on them, which indicates that the mouse is from the old batch of G400 mice (which have prediction). you want to see [url=http://cdn.overclock.net/6/69/6996d642_078e5662_1326660729400.jpeg]"Logitech" on the stickers[/url] because those mice do not have prediction.
i actually saw those old-batch G400 mice offered on ebay only a few months ago, so i'd make sure you're not ordering one of them.
but, lastly; you might not notice, or even care about, smoothing. if you could find out if you mind smoothing or not, it [i]could[/i] save you some trouble (G400 mice are getting pretty rare.)
and i'd always stick to native dpi steps. non-native dpi steps are interpolated (calculated) and will, theoretically, never turn out as accurate as native dpi steps.
G400S has some smoothing, which is why i consider G400 to be better.
if you decide to get a G400, make sure it has a serial number (S/N) [i]or[/i] a PID above LZ13333.
you can tell by looking at the stickers at the sides/back of the box.
[url=http://www.pcgameware.co.uk/images/Logitech-G400-Box-Shot-Back.jpg]these stickers[/url] have no text on them, which indicates that the mouse is from the old batch of G400 mice (which have prediction). you want to see [url=http://cdn.overclock.net/6/69/6996d642_078e5662_1326660729400.jpeg]"Logitech" on the stickers[/url] because those mice do not have prediction.
i actually saw those old-batch G400 mice offered on ebay only a few months ago, so i'd make sure you're not ordering one of them.
but, lastly; you might not notice, or even care about, smoothing. if you could find out if you mind smoothing or not, it [i]could[/i] save you some trouble (G400 mice are getting pretty rare.)
Please
sign in through STEAM
to post a comment.