which symmetric mouse

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13. January 2013 - 0:32
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13. January 2013 - 0:40
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thx all for suggestion,gonna choose now easier Happy

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13. January 2013 - 16:41
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I'm using steelseries kinzu v2 and I'm sad ! Sad

Why are you sad? I would like to know, since I have considered kinzu v2 as mouse I could possibly buy.

Well, two things i dislike about steelseries kinzi v2 is its size and its cable. I bought this mice because its simple, light weight, good specs/price. Furthermore i wanted to buy a mouse which has nearly same characteristics compared to mouse i used to play back in 2004. Unfortunally now i grew up and feel its kinda small for me, its size only good for females or kids, or as u sayd for claw grip players.
About cable. Although they pose cable as very durable, due to double braided nylon cord it feels heavy and tough which also drastically affects mouse movement. And they have this DOUBLE BRAIDED CORD for all steelseries mices. Dunno how its flexible on other models but the fact is it affects movement.
Noticed few more things, but need more testings and time to tell exactly is it related to mice or not. Thx.

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14. January 2013 - 16:59
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Re: which symmetric mouse
Rico [E][S][T] wrote:

|_EM*KM wrote:
Rico [E][S][T] wrote:
I'm using steelseries kinzu v2 and I'm sad ! Sad

Why are you sad? I would like to know, since I have considered kinzu v2 as mouse I could possibly buy.

Well, two things i dislike about steelseries kinzi v2 is its size and its cable. I bought this mice because its simple, light weight, good specs/price. Furthermore i wanted to buy a mouse which has nearly same characteristics compared to mouse i used to play back in 2004. Unfortunally now i grew up and feel its kinda small for me, its size only good for females or kids, or as u sayd for claw grip players.
About cable. Although they pose cable as very durable, due to double braided nylon cord it feels heavy and tough which also drastically affects mouse movement. And they have this DOUBLE BRAIDED CORD for all steelseries mices. Dunno how its flexible on other models but the fact is it affects movement.
Noticed few more things, but need more testings and time to tell exactly is it related to mice or not. Thx.

This rubber braided cord reminds me so much of Anti fray stitching on some mouse mats, sounds good on paper, but in reality is quite annoying and not helpful at all if you are trying to track something on your screen with cursor. Btw, I am trying to keep my mouse cord mostly in air, because any kind of cord gives you troubles in gaming, being double braided nylon cord or any w/e cord connected to your usb port.
About size, have considered three of steelseries tracking devices, Kinzu v2 pro being smallest, using optical sensor, Kana which is larger, using optical sensor of better quality, and, Sensei RAW edition, being largest, using laser sensor.

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