>best mouse is also the cheapest mouse
If you paid more than £40 for a computer mouse then I feel bad for you. You've had your pants pulled down by big mouse
>>715985008 (OP)I have this mouse but i wish it didnt make so loud click noises
>>715985589Not listening to wireless goycattle.
>>715987927Mine hasn't started doing that yet and I've had it for like 3 years now.
genuine question,
why are wireless mice responsive and have perfect connection, but all other wireless/bluetooth devices are dogshit and have terrible connection?
>>715987927mice being overbuilt but still using 23 cent chinese switches that fail within a couple years is demonstrable proof of planned obsolescence
>>715988251bluetooth as a protocol isn't optimized for latency and polling vs basic RF
>>715985008 (OP)I will never get a mouse with a retarded gaudy gaymer design on it with the homo lights. It's awful.
>>715985008 (OP)I used to use these but they started switching to a cheaper feeling material for the body and I always get double clicking or scroll wheel issues, so I just bought a different mouse. The build quality used to be higher.
A friend of mine had this mouse, and it was really comfy, but I think it broke in a couple of years.
Is there a way to turn off the lights? I think that would be important for me.
>>715990649Just turn it off, ya dingus.
>>715987927I got one of those logitech mice everyone shills and it ended up double clicking within a month or two. Bought an Orochi v2 afterwards and aside from occasional scroll wheel issues it's been great.
i need a rebindable dpi button on top
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No. You don't "need" more.
>>715991684you just need another one in a year when it breaks
>>715988991thank you anon, i didnt know this.
if i get multiple RF devices, will the signals interfere with eachother like bluetooth devices tend to do?
>>715992636they could, but it wouldn't say that 2-3 devices in one house would cause a problem. most rf devices allow you to adjust the band channel so you can reduce overlap. even the wavebird for the gamecube did this
