ive used a deathadder, fk2, za12, and ec2a and i have to say i like the ec2a the most out of all of them. it fits in the hand very well.

i would recomend to you, based on your hands, the g403 or the ec1a. the ec1a has no drivers at all, and is a bit skinnier then the g403, and i think a bit lighter but dont quote me on that.

i love zowie build quality, but the g403 probably have better materials and the buttons are seperated from the shell. it does cost a little bit more though

on 1080p there is a very tiny difference but really it wont make a difference in normal play. use what is comfortable

Shape is somewhat similar, the zowie mice are very durable though and no drivers is nice. The clicks take a bit to get used to (dont worry about pressing them) but I know for me at least I like the harder ones more now. If you have the money you won't be dissapointed.

Other good options are the fk1/fk1+ if you want ambidextrious or even the logitech g403. The g403 is probably more similar to the deathadder but you really cant go wrong with zowie. A lot of local stores have logitech mice to try and hold so you could check one out.

i guess starcraft could be a contender

boomer plays with accel, or at least this says he does

https://play.esea.net/users/365735

I currently have a qck+ and its starting to get a bit worn out. I'm looking for a good pad, and I'm kind of liking the higher glide of the gsr and heavy. I understand the gsr is less thick and a bit bigger, but does anyone have experience with both?

Price is not a problem for me, I'm also looking at these because I hear they dont get dirty as easily

damn, wish the qck mats and zowie mice would go on sale, im in the market for new ones

just to let you know, you can change the lift of distance, when you plug it in you have to push a few specific buttons, it tells you how in the little manual.

his config is in the description you could copy the relevant numbers and files from there

sheep (kinda old school)

is the gsr more comparable to the qck heavy rather than + or normal?

no, i bought a good cable for like $10, its braided, i dont ever trip on it. but for some reason it sometimes plays out of one earbud when touched just the slightest bit.

i have bose earbuds or something, its not the earbuds i have tried both a headset and other earbuds with the cable and i have the same problem. when i plug directly into the jack its fine, so 100% cable.

I will say i often take them in and out the cable because i use the same ones for my pc and my phone. im pretty careful when i do it, but could that just be the problem?

So for me its not possible to get my pc close enough for me to plug my earbuds directly into it, so I have had to use audio extension cables. I went through about 6 of them because i would always trip over and break them (haha) and i finally decided to get one that would reach around to the other side of my chair and I cannot possibly trip over it. Unfortunately, even this cord for some reason plays my sound through the left hand side of my earbuds only when the male end of my earbuds gets wiggled into certain positions within the cable (which happens with even the slightest movement). It's plugged in all the way, but im tired of having to go out and buy new cords all the time from either physically breaking them or having them just not work anymore.

Any suggestions?

making a social media account even though my parents wouldnt allow it, posting really dumb and innaproriate stuff for my age, and getting caught for it.

Then i did it again 2 years later but on a much smaller scale and i stopped using it very soon. unfortunately i had gone to some random persons profile and retweeted a post they made with two kids from a nearby school "doing the dirty" in the bathroom. the account had no ties to me, not even my normal email, but they still found it. im very lucky to have gotten in trouble for lying about making the account, rather than the content.