I had a Goliathus Control also and even though it was nice to play on it did wear down very quickly, I know it's probably not the best test subject but my cat easily tore into it and there was wear around where my wrist would be.

I have the PCGR XL, it's actually really really good, stitched edges, nice rubber base and it's a good price too. I have no issues with comfort or anything and I have a collection of big mousemats.

some of mine
"fuuuck me"
"hes soooo fucking weak" - took 20 dmg
"hes weak as ghandi"

Hot diggity boys I got some more reviews for ya'll to enjoy

Mionix Castor

CoolerMaster Masterkeys Pro L

Gigabyte XM300

5 Guys in the UK.

I really want to go to America to taste all these fast food delicacies :(

maybe you're just too sweet already :)

Any CM Quickfire will do, they are cheap and very good.

If you're unsure on switches, reds are ones that I guess are preferred for gaming, with browns and blacks following.

blues are awesome if you want to give the impression that you're doing something mega important and quick.

I really like the the section where he talks about high sensitivity causing issues as you flick with your wrist a lot more causing a lot of strain, I do find when I play soldier that I flick a lot more and it then causes a bit of stiffness in the wrist from it. I'll be swapping to a lower sens in general now.

The mouse section is pretty good, hopefully we get a dr. levi approved gaming mouse.

It really stings for Razer and Steelseries as I feel their products have been quite far behind in comparison to Zowie, Logitech etc.

Even though I'm not a fan of Logitech's design they really do push the boundaries on what is technically achievable.

I ordered mine and I'll review it in some retarded way.

CM Sentinel 3 is a very solid mouse, is a bit on the heavy side and the sensor isn't the best available.

Another really good one is the Mionix Castor, it's incredibly well made and at the moment I cannot fault it's quality but it's probably over your budget.

If you don't want to stretch much more than £40 then I'd recommend:

Gigabyte XM300 - Pretty much a DA clone uses a 3988 sensor

CM Sentinel 3 - More palm grip shape, heavy as stated and a 3988 sensor

Zowie mice are also worth a shout but some do have a few flaws, mainly with scroll wheels not being the greatest, but most are fine and should last you a while.

never forget the great camera beard drop

was the best of times.

I was going to do a cat unboxing and review but she was busy licking her snooch and asshole all day.

Hello everyone,

CoolerMaster were kind enough to send a box out to me today so I opened it up to show you all what's inside.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vmZaOAHBNhA

I hope you enjoy :)

Not exactly saying this is 100% correct but I have been able to leave the area every time I go without a sticker on a PC or laptop.

It isn't 100% safe by any means at all but it doesn't mean that people go around nicking shit, to get in to the BYOC areas you have to have a weekend pass I think now, so you can only steal a PC or laptop if you paid for a full weekend ticket.

Just take anything that you can take back with you as well. But I've not had anything nicked but I have had a friend that has had a mouse and headset stolen.

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