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What Are The Best Gaming Mice?
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I was looking at an MW3 mouse from logitech but wondered if there was any other good ones under 70.00
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Don't get a product-sponsored mouse, their prices are always jacked up just because it's 'officially licensed'.
If you play claw-style, I highly recommend the Razer DeathAdder, it's got a nice ergonomic design that feels nice on your hands, and has no long-term strain. Even if you play palm-style, you will still be able to use this mouse with ease, only having minor difficulty using the middle-mouse click. It's a nice $60 as well.
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There's also a nice shiny version that lights up blue (no extra charge).
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If you're looking for a gaming keyboard as well, I would look into the Razer BlackWidow. It's a mechanical keyboard allowing for much quicker response, and the keys press easily, making it easier to control your keystrokes, for a nice $80. Note, the keyboard is very loud.
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There's a nice shiny version of this as well, that lights every key up blue. It also has options for changing the pulse speed/brightness of the lights (Off, dim, medium, full, slow pulsate). About twice the price of the standard one, but definitely worth it considering all of the features.
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If you play claw-style, I highly recommend the Razer DeathAdder, it's got a nice ergonomic design that feels nice on your hands, and has no long-term strain. Even if you play palm-style, you will still be able to use this mouse with ease, only having minor difficulty using the middle-mouse click. It's a nice $60 as well.
Check it out [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] .
There's also a nice shiny version that lights up blue (no extra charge).
Check it out [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] .
If you're looking for a gaming keyboard as well, I would look into the Razer BlackWidow. It's a mechanical keyboard allowing for much quicker response, and the keys press easily, making it easier to control your keystrokes, for a nice $80. Note, the keyboard is very loud.
Check it out [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] .
There's a nice shiny version of this as well, that lights every key up blue. It also has options for changing the pulse speed/brightness of the lights (Off, dim, medium, full, slow pulsate). About twice the price of the standard one, but definitely worth it considering all of the features.
Check it out [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] .
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Rainbow_Dash wrote Don't get a product-sponsored mouse, their prices are always jacked up just because it's 'officially licensed'.I might consider getting the mw3 keyboard and mouse bundle because it is just sexyyyyyyyy! Thanks anyway
If you play claw-style, I highly recommend the Razer DeathAdder, it's got a nice ergonomic design that feels nice on your hands, and has no long-term strain. Even if you play palm-style, you will still be able to use this mouse with ease, only having minor difficulty using the middle-mouse click. It's a nice $60 as well.
Check it out [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] .
There's also a nice shiny version that lights up blue (no extra charge).
Check it out [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] .
If you're looking for a gaming keyboard as well, I would look into the Razer BlackWidow. It's a mechanical keyboard allowing for much quicker response, and the keys press easily, making it easier to control your keystrokes, for a nice $80. Note, the keyboard is very loud.
Check it out [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] .
There's a nice shiny version of this as well, that lights every key up blue. It also has options for changing the pulse speed/brightness of the lights (Off, dim, medium, full, slow pulsate). About twice the price of the standard one, but definitely worth it considering all of the features.
Check it out [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] .
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