I have a $120 to spend on a top tier mouse. One mouse.
The final clash is between ergonomy and gaming. I've been torn for three months now and I can't choose between Logitech G903 and Evoluent C Gold.
I leave my fate in your hands.
I will buy what Jow Forums chooses for me
Nicholas Foster
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Isaiah James
>Evoluent C Gold
Looks really weird and possibly uncomfortable. Unless you've actually tried it out for an extended period, I wouldn't risk it. The logitech one looks normal and a much safer bet, although personally I wouldn't want to spend as much as $120 on any mouse.
Jaxon Gonzalez
>Looks really weird and possibly uncomfortable.
But ergonomy and (in the long run) comfort is the main reason behind getting a vertical mouse.
You just gotta switch.
Kayden Hill
>mouse not included
Ryder Green
See rocket jump ninjas reviews, find one of the best gaming mice and see if it looks comfortable.
Xavier Nelson
>top tier mouse
>Logishit
Jayden Reyes
this
Lucas Young
this post gave me lung cancer
Gabriel Brown
christ almighty
Thomas Ortiz
I'm still trying to get used to that trackball. Tips? Did you tweak the speed at all?
Aiden Cox
Got one of these bad boys at work, absolutely love it. Considering actually getting one for my home setup.
Benjamin Wright
How hard was switching to a vertical from regular? Is there any catch here? Is this type of mice bad at anything?
Brody Turner
It took me about 5 days to feel completely comfortable. I did up the sensitivity but not the acceleration at first. Your brain will need to adjust to fine movements with the ball. I was starting to do pixel art when I got the mouse, so there was a lot of practice I got from that. You could also play games with it, I do. I play FPS, RPG, RTS games all the time and that gets you comfortable with the trackball too. It will take time but it's worth it. All the pain in my wrist I had from a traditional mouse was gone within a week. Plus the battery life is god-tier.
Luis Rogers
>mouse not included
Luke Bell
>decapitated laptop as a keyboard
Anthony Edwards
I recommend a logitech g600
They last a fuck long time, are great mice for accuracy, and though you may not use the macros in games, a 12 button pad is fucking amazing to have on your thumb, not to mention the shit button, I personally have it shift switch middle click and left click, shit is so fucking useful you have no idea.
Hunter Perry
>logitech g600
are those nuclear codes
Wyatt Martin
>Ergonomy
Alexander Brooks
G903 is pretty shit, sent mine back twice because it wae double clicking
Michael Adams
so do all logitechs
Chase Martin
I use this, it's comfortable and I never had a problem with it.
Angel Lewis
G303 user here, the sniper button is useful for getting that little triangle of armour on the right of a Tiger II H's gun, and for getting the right pixel in GIMP. The side buttons I use for shooting ATGMs and for the twin cannon of the M6A1. But am I missing out?
Lincoln Campbell
Knowing how the G900/G903 is engineered, I highly doubt this.
Ayden Brooks
Alexander Turner
Neither. Don't fall for the wireless meme, just save some money and get a G502 instead.
Michael Smith
mx master
just fucking do it
Jacob White
G903 is shit for gaming, because the ergonomics are bad.
G403/G703/G Pro are much better
Dominic Myers
G703 also looks better
Kevin Perez
I honestly can't recommend this mouse enough, don't think of it as a gaming mouse, hell I don't even use any of the macros when I play games
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Easton Perry
g703 has no hyperscroll