I've got an MX700 and love it. I don't know how you could lose a wireless mouse, unless you're one of those people who loses their keys all the time.
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and by sweet we mean totally awesomeelpmis said:
ive used a 1000 for a couple years now, using it right now
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fly said:^NERD^
Those speed pads are actually pretty cool if you can get all the macros and shit set up the way you want 'em.
I have the previous version of the speed pad. Been toying with the idea of using it for WoW, but I can't get myself to commit the time to programming the keys when I can just strat up the game and play with my keyboard. I did use it alot for CS, and it worked great once I memorized my key placement.
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Yeah, there's a lot of ups and downs to those things, but once you're set up and remember what's what, they're actually pretty damn cool. At least I think so.
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bast_imret said:
Yeah I have the n50 and its great in WoW.. Epspecially if you get all the shift keys kickin'..
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in my opinion, the MS Intellimouse 3.0 is still the height of gaming mice that are actually gaming mice and not moving pieces of keyboard.
closely behind would be the MX500; i just got ahold of this a few weeks ago, and i'm impressed. the outside edge isn't as good as the 3.0, but it's very solid and has a better mousewheel.
closely behind would be the MX500; i just got ahold of this a few weeks ago, and i'm impressed. the outside edge isn't as good as the 3.0, but it's very solid and has a better mousewheel.