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[Nukem]

The mouse... I've used it before and it fits well in my hand... plus I like the finger rests. Similar to the Func MS3 I'm using now, but this one is wired, so gonna try wireless.
The adapters... cause why not.

 

[Trotter]

The mouse... I've used it before and it fits well in my hand... plus I like the finger rests. Similar to the Func MS3 I'm using now, but this one is wired, so gonna try wireless.
The adapters... cause why not.

Let me know how the grip compares to the MS3. I am still trying to find a decent replacement for it. The Corsair Ironclaw is close but the ass end ain't big enough (extended grips for the ring and pinkie). I went back to a Mionix Naos for a bit but it didn't cut it. Same with a Deathadder and Mamba. I am currently using a Red Dragon M720 Vampire.

 

[Nukem]

Let me know how the grip compares to the MS3. I am still trying to find a decent replacement for it. The Corsair Ironclaw is close but the ass end ain't big enough (extended grips for the ring and pinkie). I went back to a Mionix Naos for a bit but it didn't cut it. Same with a Deathadder and Mamba. I am currently using a Red Dragon M720 Vampire.

Will do... I see from your current selection, that you and I like the same type of mouse. How is that one compared to the MS3?

 

[PP Mguire]

The mouse... I've used it before and it fits well in my hand... plus I like the finger rests. Similar to the Func MS3 I'm using now, but this one is wired, so gonna try wireless.
The adapters... cause why not.

Yea I was asking about the adapters.

 

[Nukem]

Yea I was asking about the adapters.

Saves from having to install them into a machine before I check a drive out. 'specially the NVMe adapter. Nice to have gadgets to save time if troubleshooting.

 

[Joe C]

yup... I would like to get an NVMe adapter too, but I'm not ready to cough up $40. bucks for one just yet. It would be nice for diagnostics, but for all-around-use it might be better with a usb 3 connector. I know not as fast as a usb C or a thunderbolt connector but for today, it would be more compatible

 

[Nukem]

There are cheaper options, but most are around the 20+ range.

https://www.amazon.com/ZEXMTE-Adapt...+adapter&qid=1602373091&s=electronics&sr=1-11

The one I really wanted was the 150.00 option that was able to clone drives, but that's not a justifiable expenditure for me.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B085T9MR9V/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1

 

[PP Mguire]

yup... I would like to get an NVMe adapter too, but I'm not ready to cough up $40. bucks for one just yet. It would be nice for diagnostics, but for all-around-use it might be better with a usb 3 connector. I know not as fast as a usb C or a thunderbolt connector but for today, it would be more compatible

This type C is just a connector type. In this case it's 10Gb. A type C to type A cable would work all the same.

 

[Trotter]

Will do... I see from your current selection, that you and I like the same type of mouse. How is that one compared to the MS3?

Actually not too bad. Still not wide enough but close. I can't complain about it especially for the price. I just ordered a Red Dragon M801 Mammoth to give it a spin. For $27 I figure I won't be out much if I don't like it, but it looks to be built closer to the MS3 than this M720.

 

[Nukem]

Since I already have the adapter it's a moot point, but do you know of a better product for testing/diag? I'm not trying to call you out or challenge you , but I found in my limited research that the one I got was the best for my needs. NMVe and SSD or the norm for today's drives, so having something to function smoothly during a troubleshoot would be nice.

I guess what I'm asking is, did I pay to much for a comparable product?