new Logitech Laser mouse
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i was originally gonna get this for my pc: http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=23-126-124&depa=0
but is wireless really laggy?i like to play FPS and i heard it's not but i dunno...
if not could someone give me a link for newegg to a mx510 or better and a good comfortable keyboard with a few of neat buttons at top like sound and internet and stuff?
but is wireless really laggy?i like to play FPS and i heard it's not but i dunno...
if not could someone give me a link for newegg to a mx510 or better and a good comfortable keyboard with a few of neat buttons at top like sound and internet and stuff?
Apokalipse
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a lot of the cheaper wireless mice lag, but from what I have read, the MX1000 doesn't
if you want to go wireless, Logitech is by far the best IMO
at work experience, the PC store was really impressed with me, so I got a free Creative wireless mouse and keyboard, 400MHZ Duron processor, 6GB Laptop Hard Drive, and an IDE and floppy cable
the Creative wireless mouse is not bad, it is a lot better than that crappy ball mouse I got to begin with, but it does cut out and lag occasionally
if you want to go wireless, Logitech is by far the best IMO
at work experience, the PC store was really impressed with me, so I got a free Creative wireless mouse and keyboard, 400MHZ Duron processor, 6GB Laptop Hard Drive, and an IDE and floppy cable
the Creative wireless mouse is not bad, it is a lot better than that crappy ball mouse I got to begin with, but it does cut out and lag occasionally
Yeah, well...just my "two cents"...I have a wireless optical and wired... The wireless is great for trips, and doesn't lag much if at all (you most likely won't notice it in games), however, it's not near as precise as the wired (go figure 
). The problem I have is the batteries...I just don't like replacing the batteries...even though it lasts many hours, it's a useless annoyance for me!
). The problem I have is the batteries...I just don't like replacing the batteries...even though it lasts many hours, it's a useless annoyance for me!
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I think I saw somewhere, a wireless mouse that got its power from the mousepad
hmm i have.. im not sure which but its a optical Logitech wireless mouse and keyboard duo, the mouse is nice except i cant be sure but i swear it lags in games so now i use my cheap Microsoft wired optical but i dont really like it much. my buddy just got rid of his hockey puck and got a Razor.. hmm what was it... Diamondback maybe, its pretty sweet. I wanted to know if the claims of those people on the reviews were relevant, i know that you only hear from those extremely happy and extremely pissed off so.. but thanks for the replies.
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the MX500 is still a really good mouse, I might be getting one myself
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Yeah dont go with a mirco soft mouse. I had one and I hated it. The logitech mice are great. I have the mx700, I am debating on getting the mx1000. Logitech fit my hand so much better, they are heaver so it works better. The mx1000 looks nice and larger for better for game movement. Is it worth the 70$?
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Yes. I upgraded from the MX700 and if you liked it, you will LOVE the MX1000. It's a little heavier than the 700, but the feel is very good. One of the best features of this mouse is the battery meter right on the mouse, you can see when you need to charge it. Also, it is so precise, it took some getting used to.
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