So, since the score this review was given was dependant on a fix, does that mean it'll get a re-review once the fix is released? It'd be nice to know there's an alternative to the Mamba!
I love my G700 i sold my razer mamba to buy it and ive had zero problems playing online games with it in wireless,BFBC2 is way better than the old razer :)
So what are my choices for a wireless gaming mouse. I am currently using the microsoft intelimouse 2, but the scrollwheel click (which I use a hell of a lot, for panning in 3ds max) is just about dead. I am looking for a mouse with plenty of useable (comfortable reach) macrobuttons, again for 3ds max. The mouse needs to be wireless, because my PC is at the back of the room with the projector.
A couple of typos:
"There's a power switch on the bottom of the mosue to save battery power."
"performance which maked the G700 horrid"
Also you CAN remove the battery when using it in wired mode. I don't know why you would want to, as the point of the cable is to charge the cable, but nonetheless that can be done.
Also other than that I disagree with just about everything said here.. The left extra buttons can be reached and configured to what ever you like, the extra thumb buttons can easily be reached and... I haven't found the power save to be "infuriating" either. In fact I've been happy with it, and after having used the MX610, the power save mode should shoot nails through my palm to be any more annoying. The only nags I have is the left side which feels a bit uncomfortable for my thumb and the fact that the charging cable is rather thick.
I suppose this goes to highlight the amount of personal opinion in peripheral reviews :)
Originally Posted by b1g-d0g Dont forget the mamba was £99 when it came out and this mouse is better for games.
Yeah people are forgetting that the similar mice form other companies aren't any cheaper :( The Mamba is still over £90 and the Cyborg R.A.T.9 is over £100. Really the only thing cheaper is the Microsoft X8, which, I think, is too chunky for most users and has also been on the market the longest.
i'm currently using this old mx700 that i actually found on the street (it even had the charger!). it works great, and is surprisingly more functional in linux than it is in windows. i'm not really picky when it comes to precision, and i cannot play a modern game without the thumb buttons. but, when i saw the picture of the g700 my first thoughts were "overkill". seriously you could probably replace every keyboard command except W, A, S, and D in the average game you play. 1 hand should not have that much attention. if this were a gamepad that'd be like having 4 trigger buttons for the left hand while you can control the left thumb stick, which would could be pressed down as a button along with another 2 buttons on the surface of it. like sure that'd be 7 buttons and a control stick all conveniently located where all your fingers are, but its unnecessary and eventually confusing. personally, i don't think most people could handle this. if i had a mouse like this, i'd find myself pausing the game so i could remember which button does what. its a lot easier to split your controls between 2 hands.
Grammar Nazi attacks!
"The separate wireless receiver is tiny and once fitted into any rarely used USB 2 port instantly connects the mouse. There's a power switch on the bottom of the mosue to save battery power."
I'm fairly surprise no one notice, toughts about this mouse why they realease this at all?
looks like crap :( (even uglier and cheaper looking than a razer mouse) very disappointed, i expected awesomness of G500 + some cool stuff and wireless of course...
Just out of interest you guys did note that the mouse runs in the 2.4Ghz spectrum! I presume your office is bathed in 2.4Ghz ("health giving" microwave) radiation from wireless routers/hotspots, etc - right? Perhaps if you turned off this crap (you can access) then perhaps there would be less jitter in the wireless mode? Gb ethernet FTW...
Logitech do seem to have problems with wireless mice (still love my MX Revolution though) - just look at the G7 (had to RMA it to Logitech and got a MX Revolution as a replacement - the wireless connection would take a rest every few minutes).
chill... it's one bad review... al the others, and home user reviews included, don't make this drama about the wireless mode. or the unit was defective, or something else, but you should re test the g700.
Logitech are useless my razer keyboard and mouse outshine all logitech mice and keyboards,I have the mamba mouse and tarantula keyboard and use the mamba both wired and wireless with absoloutley no issues whatsoever. Wireless response on the mamba is as far as i can see just as fast as wired and no lag or connection issues,I avoid logitech like the plague after numerous problems with mice and keyboards
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Reply"There's a power switch on the bottom of the mosue to save battery power."
"performance which maked the G700 horrid"
Also you CAN remove the battery when using it in wired mode. I don't know why you would want to, as the point of the cable is to charge the cable, but nonetheless that can be done.
Also other than that I disagree with just about everything said here.. The left extra buttons can be reached and configured to what ever you like, the extra thumb buttons can easily be reached and... I haven't found the power save to be "infuriating" either. In fact I've been happy with it, and after having used the MX610, the power save mode should shoot nails through my palm to be any more annoying. The only nags I have is the left side which feels a bit uncomfortable for my thumb and the fact that the charging cable is rather thick.
I suppose this goes to highlight the amount of personal opinion in peripheral reviews :)
Yeah people are forgetting that the similar mice form other companies aren't any cheaper :( The Mamba is still over £90 and the Cyborg R.A.T.9 is over £100. Really the only thing cheaper is the Microsoft X8, which, I think, is too chunky for most users and has also been on the market the longest.
"The separate wireless receiver is tiny and once fitted into any rarely used USB 2 port instantly connects the mouse. There's a power switch on the bottom of the mosue to save battery power."
I'm fairly surprise no one notice, toughts about this mouse why they realease this at all?
Logitech do seem to have problems with wireless mice (still love my MX Revolution though) - just look at the G7 (had to RMA it to Logitech and got a MX Revolution as a replacement - the wireless connection would take a rest every few minutes).
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