Poll:Logitech, Steel Series or Razor?

[CrystalViolet]

voted before I read the actual tweet, but I use a G9X (second one I've owned). LED's are set to purple.

[Conq]

Razer. I'm not attached to the brand but noone else has bought anything to the market that surpasses the Naga. It burns out fast (on my third atm) but once you gain a little muscle memory on the buttons, it's an amazing tool.

I couldn't live without it for gaming or graphic design and I was able to get rid of a num pad entirely so my posture at the computer is more healthy.

Can't say enough about it.

[Vancha]

I'm quickly starting to think the Naga is the only thing Razer's got going for it...

I'm wondering why things like the Corsair M60, Mionix Naos 5000 and Roccat Kone are off the table? The Cyborg R.A.T. series and CM Spawn seem to have fairly large fanbases, too.

Edit: I'd actually like to change my vote to Steelseries. Logitech are boring.

[Algo]

I've had a mionix naos 5000 for a few weeks and i'm loving it, tho the g5 is the most comfortable mouse i ever had in my hand (big hand)

[SKYeXile]

logitech and razor products are for those who have not used steel series.

[Monkey]

Originally Posted by CViolet

voted before I read the actual tweet, but I use a G9X (second one I've owned). LED's are set to purple.

I also have a G9X, what you think? I had MX before and while I liked the extra scroll wheel on the side (for extra buttons to use in game, expecially when I used to play MMOs) the G9X is much comfier. I use a fairly heavy weight and a fairly high DPI as I use my fingers to move the mouse rather than my wrist.

[Vancha]

Originally Posted by SKYeXile

logitech and razor products are for those who have not used steel series.

This also. Despite their Shift/Zboard keyboards and their prostitution to various brands, I get the feeling their mice deserve a larger reputation than they've got.

[Coreldan]

I use Razer myself, but I wont vote on the poll cos it would be stupid cos I havnt used any modern Logitech stuff and Steel Series never.

When I was buying a new mouse I did a lot of research on all three brands and some others too. It basically came down to that prices were same for all, each had some occasional type/model flaws to them etc, so I just went with what I think looked the best and fit the rest of the my gadgets, so I bought Razer

[NewSith]

MS Sidewinder X8.

[Canaris]

Logitech here too!

[waldizzo]

still rocking the logitech mx518. have had it for a long long time.

[bjorntju1]

Got a Razer Mamba. Expensive. But it is a great mouse. I am never going wired again.

[ThGlump]

Have logitech mx518 for over than 6 years, and it still hold. Dont want any other.

[FastAndFree]

Originally Posted by Johari

Logitech hands down for me.

Still using my years old MX518. Only within the past month or two has the scroll wheel sensor started to act up and sometimes the laser get a little funky. Years of reliable performance, ergonomics, and cost.

Will buy another Logitech once this one conks out.

I have been using an MX518 for several years now too, only problem I ever had with it was also with the wheel, but taking it apart revealed that the notches inside the wheel simply got clogged by dirt bocking the sensor - cleaning it fixed the problem completely. You should try it

[Coreldan]

Originally Posted by FastAndFree

I have been using an MX518 for several years now too, only problem I ever had with it was also with the wheel, but taking it apart revealed that the notches inside the wheel simply got clogged by dirt bocking the sensor - cleaning it fixed the problem completely. You should try it

I used MX518 for 2 years or so. Got one with my ASUS gaming laptop. The ASUS pimped coating flaked off fairly early though and the mouse looked fairly disgusting for a long time One of the best mouses performance/price ratio though. However a "proper new" gaming mouse is still noticeably better anyways.

Btw, I saw you laying CE in Planetside just 15 mins ago!