I felt the same way, but when my G500 died, I figured I had to at least try. No way in hell was I going to return to a... *shudder* ...non-ergonomic mouse.
Those descriptions are hilarious.
That's the same one I have. I liked it. The scroll wheel acts up sometimes though. And I didn't even have it for that long. I might consider getting the wireless version next time. I hear wireless tech has gotten good lately. If it's good enough for game controllers, it must be good for mice.
I got this, Logitech G403, simple, clean, took out the RGB colors in the control panel and now it's clean, sober and practical. It even has a 10g weight you can add below the mouse.
It's been a few years though, so maybe there's better stuff, but this one never failed me
I am a fan of wireless mice, but for whatever reason my previous (Expensive!) Bluetooth mouse would get some terrible interference and chug a little, or lose sync entirely.
No interference on G305 all! They seem to have some extra fast gamer friendly wireless tech in this thing. I work on two 4k monitors with a small mouse area so I'm sensitive to changes in precision or hiccups but this works fantastically, and the lack of wire helps a lot.
I was looking at those for a while since I play MMOs and got to try one. I have to say, me hitting all those buttons with my thumb didn't feel very comfortable. I'm saving up for the Orbweaver instead, which I found much more ergonomic.Get an MMO mouse.
The brand doesn't matter (mostly), just as long as it has a shit ton of buttons like above. Use the software for said mouse to make the buttons correspond with keys on the keyboard, and then proceed to map random ass game functions. I have my mouse key mapped to random ass shit like ; / \. You know, the keys your movement keys hand will be nowhere near, and then I adjust the in-game keybindings as needed.
With my hands on WSAD, I find it uncomfortable to stretch down to shift and control all the time, or up to the number row, so those sort of functions, I have on my mouse.
All of those buttons would get annoying with general use PC stuff, so I have a regular mouse for that kind of shit.
I agree somewhat, depends on the mouse and how the buttons are laid out.
Seems like the G603 and G305 are basically the same new Logitech HERO sensor in different physical sizes. Either Is a good option.What you're looking for the wireless Logitech G603. Easy.
Lol I to brought a cyperpowerpc PC. Great bang for the buck.I had a generic HP Wired mouse - it worked.
Nowadays I have this
OP, you should embrace the power of the scarab.
I got this one for cheap (same model but different branding) but the side buttons were way too stiff for me. Probably should have gone for the Corsair Scimitar or the Razer Trinity, but also I just couldn't get used to the side buttons for FFXIV. Also preferred the shape and feel of my EC1A too much to switch.Get an MMO mouse.
The brand doesn't matter (mostly), just as long as it has a shit ton of buttons like above. Use the software for said mouse to make the buttons correspond with keys on the keyboard, and then proceed to map random ass game functions. I have my mouse key mapped to random ass shit like ; / \. You know, the keys your movement keys hand will be nowhere near, and then I adjust the in-game keybindings as needed.
With my hands on WSAD, I find it uncomfortable to stretch down to shift and control all the time, or up to the number row, so those sort of functions, I have on my mouse.
All of those buttons would get annoying with general use PC stuff, so I have a regular mouse for that kind of shit.
I just had to grab a little wireless logitech from the drawer. It had been sitting there for a year and of course it was all gooey and sticky. Should be illegal.
