COD4 Gaming Mouse

[CableSixPack]

I've tried 5 different gaming mice and brands and found the A4Tech to be the cheapest and the best for me.
http://www.axiontech.com/prdt.php?item=76768ht

http://www.axiontech.com/prdt.php?item=76768

[StoneCold313]

hmmm everytime i tried a wireless mouse i just got constant jumps all over my screen.

That could be because of the mouse pad.

One mouse did that to me and it was because of the Tom&Jerry mouse pad. Bought single colored pad and the jumps stopped.

Anyways i got this mouse. A4Tech X-750F


It cost like 35€ and i gotta say that was money well spent.

[k-dawg]

I bit the $$$, and bought a Razer Lachesis and their dual-sided pad.

Awesome tractability and precision. The mouse is a little um.. thin? where as i was used to a more bulbous.. took a little bit to get used to. The anti-slip coating works real nice for long play sessions, and i love the on-the-fly sensitive adjustment.

[WNx Makka99]

wireless for gaming ? thats like using wireless internet for gaming.

A wireless mouse makes miniscule, if at all, any difference to your gaming performance. I have a Logitech G7 wireless mouse (its a G5 but wireless) and i have never found a better mouse to play on. The battery only needs swapping once a day if I'm gaming and once every 2 days if its for normal use.

GTFO wireless gaming mouses rock.

[TrudgiN]

G5 yay

[Blud]

Razor Copperhead!

http://www.razerzone.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=11

[b` m3ow]

I suggest;

Logitech G5

Don't suggest;

Don't go wireless, not good for gaming at all.

G5 is great, cheap and realible..

[The_Eliminator]

bu8t what are good gaming mice that ARE wireless because im really not up for having another cord stretch across my desk.

[Hjodin]

System Requirements
Windows® XP, Windows Vista™
USB port
Technical Specifications
Tracking
Resolution: 200–3200 dpi (user-selectable)
Image processing: 6.4 megapixels/second
Maximum acceleration: 20 G
Maximum speed: 45–65 inches/second (depending on surface)
Responsiveness
USB data format: 16 bits/axis
USB report rate: Up to 1000 reports/second
Sleep mode: Disabled
Glide
Dynamic coefficient of friction (μk): .09**
Static coefficient of friction (μs): .14**
Tuning weight: Up to 28 grams
Durability
Mouse buttons (left/right): 8 million clicks
Mouse feet: 250 kilometers
** Tested on wood-veneer desktop
Package Contents
Logitech® G9 Laser Mouse
Two custom grips (Wide Load and Precision)
Adjustable weight cartridge
Tuning weights and case
User guide
3-year limited warranty

[The_Eliminator]

thats one beefy mouse.

[Micster]

thats one beefy mouse.

It's not bad actually, quite comfy. I'm still happier with the G5 though, fully reccomend that.

[The_Eliminator]

well i just went and bought the same mouse i broke, the other lasted me 3 years amd im sure this will do the same.

Standard Microsoft Wireless Mouse

[Scuall]

That G9 looks hot, but you have to play with a claw-style grip on the mouse in order to use it for long periods.

I've played with a G5 for a long time, absolutely loved it. I had never tried any RAZR mice in the past because they all were too slim for my hand. I just purchased a RAZR Lachesis, and well my G5 is now an internet surfing mouse on the other computer. RAZRs IMO, put the Logitechs to shame in all facets of gaming. I've heard good things about the RAZR mouse pads, I'll be switching to that as well.

[VinFlo]

i rock the mx518 and i can reach the dpi it puts out fairly well, for all gamers i suggest u get it, definately worth the price

[imported_Macstar]

I LOVE the razor diamondback. I am not a claw-grip player I like a mouse to rest the back of my palm and I have tried many but I had to end up using the claw-grip. I have the razor with the icemat and man let me tell you this thing is more slippery than skates on ice. You can get the Razor, Mouseskates, and a nice Icemat or other mousepad for under 75 and if your a palm style gamer youll def love the setup.