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Zoomastigophora wrote:2. Logitech G500
I've tried this mouse briefly from someone who had it and I liked it while I was using it. It fit pretty well in my hand, and the frictionless scrolling was a boon for scrolling through code. However, one of my friends has owned it and said that it would randomly trigger mouse wheel up and downs, which would be pretty annoying since a lot of games bind gear switching to mouse wheel scrolling.
Zoomastigophora wrote:I actually have no idea where this thread should go, but I guess that's what mods are for. Anywho, I'm looking to get a new mouse. My main criteria is comfort. I've done a little bit of research, and here's what I've come up with:
2. Logitech G500
I've tried this mouse briefly from someone who had it and I liked it while I was using it. It fit pretty well in my hand, and the frictionless scrolling was a boon for scrolling through code. However, one of my friends has owned it and said that it would randomly trigger mouse wheel up and downs, which would be pretty annoying since a lot of games bind gear switching to mouse wheel scrolling.
Zoomastigophora wrote:So I think I might just end up cycling through mice until I get one I like.
Zoomastigophora wrote:I'll keep this thread updated with my mousing adventures
JustAnEngineer wrote:Have you tried a simple Logitech MX518 as RickyTick suggested?
JustAnEngineer wrote:Have you tried a simple Logitech MX518 as RickyTick suggested?
ALiLPinkMonster wrote:oh, you found one. How is the Imperator?
Meadows wrote:JustAnEngineer wrote:Have you tried a simple Logitech MX518 as RickyTick suggested?
No.
G400.
swampfox wrote:Meadows wrote:JustAnEngineer wrote:Have you tried a simple Logitech MX518 as RickyTick suggested?
No.
G400.
I've heard it is essentially a newer, more inexpensive version of the MX518. Is that true?