Mouse of choice

As I am tired to ask each one in person about his mouse, I started this thread. Here you can tell the rest of baboworld what mouse you use and what are it's basic specs (dpi, sensor, grip, gaming profile, weight etc.) and maybe post a pic of it.
I'll start.

I use a Logitech MX310 for almost 4 years now. It has an optical sensor of 800dpi. If it were new it would be perfect. It's not that big as MX518 or later ones so it's not suitable for palmgrip. Only if you have small hands. Smaller than small that is.
Did I say it would be perfect if new? Well... it has good tracking and smooth movement, but on ocassions and with certain weapons I would like more dpi at least 1200 lets say. Oh well mine has lost it's teflon pads and left click is all worn out, esthetically and mechanically, but it can still pack a punch if you know where to tickle it.

Now let me find a pic with the rat... Hmmm
Here it is, though mine has lost all it's markings

Me, i want that Nemo show us his mouse, because... It's a monster xD
But thanks for this topic Varlan, i will buy a new mouse and it probably will help me to choose ^^

Genius NetScroll 110 - 800dpi



This is the one Im using for now. was really cheap, but well I never used an expensive mouse
bought it like 7 months ago

Logitech RX300: 7 euro

Owning varlan with his supercool mouse: priceless

Logitech G9 :



it is awesome, and I got it for free

Claymore wrote:Logitech G9 :



it is awesome, and I got it for free

nice one
whats the red-black button good for? (if that really is a button )

1800dpi
wasnt free, but I needed something with wire and this looked pretty xD

logitech M-BT58
* New optical sensor with up to 800 DPI; twice the speed, twice the accuracy.
* Tracks motion optically without a ball.
* Comfortable for either hand.
* Easily navigate the Web.
* Mouse scrolling device: Scroll wheel
* Wireless: No
* Connector: PS/2
* OS Compatibility: Windows 95, 98, 2000, XP, NT4.0, Mac OS 8.5

official i love u An, i've the same one :*

Most of the mouses here got additionnal buttons here
Do you use them at last ?

Microsoft/Razer Habu max dpi 2000 polling rate 1000 mhz, laser, teflon pads, works well with razer mousepads.
my configs 1600 dpi 500 mhz and rather medium sensitivity.
Mouse does its job (especially 2 additional buttons are very practicall for most shooters) althou for the first 1.5 year I spent in babo I was playing on simple dell 400 dpi mouse, and not that it bothered me .

Thrawn, that button is for adjusting DPI setting on the fly. You can see a - and a +.

Anette and Memento think readers have psychic abilities and can tell what mouse they use. Well most aren't, unlike me . Anette uses a Razer Deathadder, I believe and Memento a Logitech MX300, which I am sure of.

Velv I thought you use Mamba. Hmmmm.

Frosty, those buttons on the side are very useful, at least for me when browsing the interwebz. They spare me clicking back and forward in the browser. The same you can do with the Razer ones I think.

Yup and it can go to 3200 dpi =)

Anette wrote:1800dpi
wasnt free, but I needed something with wire and this looked pretty xD

An you have an even better mouse! Come clean!

On another note.. FEEL THE POWER!

MICROSOFT Wheel Mouse Optical 1.1 White D66-00074
PS2/USB
An incredible total of 800 DPI and 3 buttons!!!!!
When I bought it 6 years ago I payed good money for it! Nowadays they're practically handing them out for free

And the mouse I use home. Maybe not compatible with a 3000 dpi mouse but still okay.

Mouse Genius Traveler 100 Silver
1200 DPI
3 buttons!
4D (scrolling purposes!! this innovative feature allows one not only to scroll upwards and downwards BUT SIDEWAYS TOO!)
Price: about 6.5 euro .

Awesome Clays, Gloom and 1st Fire. But I got same as An and Velv

Gamer Mouse Trust Optical GM-4200



- with 1600 dpi optical sensor for enhanced response and accuracy

I've had it for almost 3 years now and it's still holding on xD

The one I want:


The one I have:


Oscar X7 XL-730K
- 100-3600 dpi setting of choice
- 6 fast change dpi settings
- programmable side buttons
- progammable double-click
- macro editor
- 16kb onboard memory
- no driver needed when switching to another PC
- capacity to store 2 profiles
- 1000Hz polling rate
- adjustable key response time 3-30ms
- dual laser guided

No wonder you own Crapper

FireBall wrote:An you have an even better mouse! Come clean!

but I only use that on laptop xD

Crapper wrote:The one I want:

I saw that mouse, its brutal

varlan wrote:
Anette and Memento think readers have psychic abilities and can tell what mouse they use. Well most aren't, unlike me . Anette uses a Razer Deathadder, I believe and Memento a Logitech MX300, which I am sure of.

Argh sorry I though I wrote it there ... the laser almost burned my eye when I was trying to read it. It's added there now - logitech M-BT58

Revoltec FightMouse Pro


dpi : 400 to 3200.

Razer Lachesis


* 4000 DPI Precision 3G Laser sensor
* 32KB onboard memory
* Nine independently programmable Hyperesponse™ buttons
* 1000Hz Ultrapolling / 1ms response time
* On-The-Fly Sensitivity™ adjustment
* Variable true dpi setting adjustments in increments of 125dpi
* Always-On™ mode
* Ultra-large non-slip buttons
* 16-bit ultra-wide data path
* 60-100 inches per second
* Scroll wheel with 24 individual click positions
* Zero-acoustic Ultraslick™ Teflon feet

Had it for 3 years or so. It's still serving it's purpose.

memento wrote:It's added there now - logitech M-BT58

Lol I was sure is the mx300 Damn

Here is mine :



Cyborg Mouse of Saitek

The best ever seen for me :$

The Cyborg Laser Mouse is a part of many other gaming peripherals on the Cyborg series put out by Saitek. This mouse offers a unique design with many features. These include pre-installed Hyperglide mouse feet, 10 programmable buttons, 3200DPI, and a motorized mouse extension. I've seen mice with adjustable weights and adjustable buttons before, but this is the first time that I have seen a mouse with an adjustable length. Read on further to see the mouse in action.

Features

- Adjustable mouse size extends or contracts to suit any size of hand or grip
- Adjustable Scroll Wheel - changes click strength of scroll wheel
- Programmable, 4-way, low profile hat switch
- 2 additional programmable buttons
- 3200dpi for increased precision
- PTFE Hyper-glide feet

Specifications

DPI - 400 to 3200 dpi (11 setting choices)
Image Processing - Anti-deceleration technology
Frame Rate - 40,000 fps
Acceleration - 10G (up to 98.1 meters/sec)
Max Speed - 45 inches per sec.
USB Interface - Full speed
Data Format - 16 bit per axis
Report Rate - Up to 700 per sec.
Standby/Sleep mode - Disabled[b]