Laser mice are not bad by any means, but optical mice are generally cheaper and have sensors that have less issues, that is all. And of course the microsoft intellimouse is still a great classic with a "perfect" sensor.
#MAD CATZ RAT 7 PALM REST STUCK PROFESSIONAL#
If you really want a great mouse for professional gaming or such things, you would definitely go optical and get something such as a g400s (or g400, which basically just has a different look and is older), or a microsoft intellimouse, or a cm storm xornet (also optical with a "flawless" sensor), and some steelseries mice. In reality, the more classic optical mice generally have better tracking and less acceleration issues. Laser mice are not bad, but the problem is manufacturers use them because they can boost the DPI to ridiculous useless numbers, just to make others think their mouse is better. Second, all the mice you listed are overpriced laser mic. Any mouse that doesn't have a DPI of less than 1000 or so should be enough for 99% of users. Unlike what manufacturers make you think, a higher DPI does not mean a more accurate shot at all. Nobody is actually going to use their mouse at anything about 2000 dpi at max (most people stay around 800).
*) Comparison based on Euro pricing in Germany.įirst of all DPI doesn't matter, like at all. So every time I see someone on this subforum asking for mouse choice advice and only giving options from the latter three**, I wonder why Mad Catz is left out. This difference in price/performance-ratio appears in every price segment that Mad Catz mice exist in afaik. And, it also doesn't offer any physical adjustment options (and also lacks the thumb wheel).
#MAD CATZ RAT 7 PALM REST STUCK MAC#
With 15 keys, this surely isn't a dedicated shooter mouse, like the Logitech it uses a 8200 DPI sensor and lacks Mac compatibility. In exchange it offers even more buttons and a 8200 DPI sensor.įrom Corsair, the also slightly more expensive* M95 is thrown into the ring. Logitech offers the slightly more expensive* G700s without Mac compatibility, it also lacks all the physical adjustment options and the thumb wheel. The best Razer shooter mouse in the same price category* is the Taipan, which lacks all the physical adjustment options and the thumb wheel, instead comes with a 8400 DPI sensor, a little more buttons and is ambidextrous. It's outer parts are made of plastic, while the base is aluminium. This is a wired 6400 DPI shooter gaming laser mouse with five keys, adjustable thumb rest (angle and position), adjustable and exchangeable palm rest (comes with three), exchangeable pinkie rest (also three), five adjustment weights, a dedicated precision aim button, DPI quick adjustment (four user-preset settings), quick profile switching (three profiles) and a thumb scroll wheel.
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