I'm probably going to buy a new mouse. Now that my old trusted one died, I have to use my old Logitech cordless MXsomething. But I hate it for action games. It is too bulky and heavy for precise pointing. I like my mouse to be light and precise so that I don't need to move it far. I usually prefer mouse with cords, because they are lighter. Does anyone have suggestions?

G510 and a Naga.

Cyborg R.A.T 7 Mouse and Cyborg Keyboard V7.

Originally posted by rachmat19

Originally posted by AliceKaye

Logitech G35 Headset

Logitech G500 Gaming Mouse

Logitech G13 Gamepad

Logitech G510 Keyboard

Yes, I am a Logitech fangirl. They have yet to fail me and their customer service has been absolutely amazing over the years.

 

Just wondering, when a logitech product fails you, you just go to them right away rather than the retailer, right? I'm planning on buying a g600 mouse online so a bit worried IF the product end up breaking...

My Logitech G510 Keyboard was dropped in a move by a friend. And while they usually do not cover this sort of thing, the guy made a mistake and told me they did. He sent me new feet but they didn't fit. At the end of the day, I got mad because he told me they would cover me if the feet didn't fit.

At the end of it all, they sent me a whole new keyboard.

But yeah, I went straight to Logitech and bypassed the Retailer entirely. The retailer really can't do crap for you unless you want to return the item.

That being said, I have to say that on it's own accord, I have never had a Logitech product fail me, ever.

Razer on the other hand, hundreds of dollars spent and lost on faulty, crappy products. I'll never buy another Razer peripheral again.

Originally posted by someforumguy

I'm probably going to buy a new mouse. Now that my old trusted one died, I have to use my old Logitech cordless MXsomething. But I hate it for action games. It is too bulky and heavy for precise pointing. I like my mouse to be light and precise so that I don't need to move it far. I usually prefer mouse with cords, because they are lighter. Does anyone have suggestions?

I love my Logitech G500. It allows you to actually change the weight of it, via a weight system in the palm area. It has on the move speed-change (can't think of the word, ugh). I really love mine.

Naga mouse and Blackwidow keyboard. Let the ownage start =-) Razer products are by far the best quality you can buy, function and form.

Originally posted by Nanfoodle

Naga mouse and Blackwidow keyboard. Let the ownage start =-) Razer products are by far the best quality you can buy, function and form.

I have a naga but find myself hardly ever using the side keys.  I still fumble when trying to use them. 

The G15 Keyboard is pretty awesome with some Macro capabilities (although useless for GW2) but the keyboard does support Gw2 for the LCD screen.

Originally posted by Badaboom

Originally posted by Nanfoodle

Naga mouse and Blackwidow keyboard. Let the ownage start =-) Razer products are by far the best quality you can buy, function and form.

I have a naga but find myself hardly ever using the side keys.  I still fumble when trying to use them. 

The G15 Keyboard is pretty awesome with some Macro capabilities (although useless for GW2) but the keyboard does support Gw2 for the LCD screen.

If you dont use them for your skills on your hotbar, then use it for your macros. Thing I do love about Razer keyboard is every key is programable. 

Thanks for the suggestions, but I never really use programmable buttons on a mouse. Not even in MMO's.  I'm used to keybinds for that. Also apparently I use the 'fingertip grip' (I don't rest my palm on the mouse), so a broad mouse or high mouse is not that great for me. Anyway, I'm just considering a simple Razor, the Razor Abyssus. Does anyone have experience with this one?

My trusty trackman and a new keyboard I will get before launch...

I just can´t trust a mouse for a game when precision is the key, and they are so slow as well.

Originally posted by Amjoco

Logitech G13 Gamepad and Razer Naga. My only means of keeping up with younger players!

I've been looking at the G13, so I'm curious here.  Do you think it would be feasible to use the thumbstick for all the movement/dodging, or is it too easy for you to lose your position on it?

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Originally posted by CynicalLemur
Nintendo PowerGlove, of course.

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G510 + Naga.

Plain old keyboard and mouse, and still playing better than the majority, I'm sure.

Roccat Kova+

Nostromo Speedpad n52

Originally posted by Wolfynsong

Originally posted by Amjoco

Logitech G13 Gamepad and Razer Naga. My only means of keeping up with younger players!

I've been looking at the G13, so I'm curious here.  Do you think it would be feasible to use the thumbstick for all the movement/dodging, or is it too easy for you to lose your position on it?

I use a logitech MX518 mouse and G13 gamepad.  The thumbstick will most likely be a little too far from your normal 4 button finger position to use as a primary means of movement.   The best uses I've found for the thumbstick are as a push to talk button so I can continue to use all my other fingers for abilities and movement while I talk.  The other main use is as a  modifier to create another set of binds.  For instance, up on the thumbstick is bout to Alt so now I can bind every button+alt on the pad.  I've owned both this pad and the nostromo (which was owned by belkin at the time) and I prefer the G13.

Originally posted by Iceman8235

Originally posted by Wolfynsong

Originally posted by Amjoco

Logitech G13 Gamepad and Razer Naga. My only means of keeping up with younger players!

I've been looking at the G13, so I'm curious here.  Do you think it would be feasible to use the thumbstick for all the movement/dodging, or is it too easy for you to lose your position on it?

 

I use a logitech MX518 mouse and G13 gamepad.  The thumbstick will most likely be a little too far from your normal 4 button finger position to use as a primary means of movement.   The best uses I've found for the thumbstick are as a push to talk button so I can continue to use all my other fingers for abilities and movement while I talk.  The other main use is as a  modifier to create another set of binds.  For instance, up on the thumbstick is bout to Alt so now I can bind every button+alt on the pad.  I've owned both this pad and the nostromo (which was owned by belkin at the time) and I prefer the G13.

i use the g13 stick for my profession abilities F1-F4.. I found using the stick for movement gets very uncomfortable after long gaming sessions also found the control not as consistant than just using the 4 keys for movement.

Originally posted by lizardbones

 

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Originally posted by CynicalLemur
Nintendo PowerGlove, of course.

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Can you feel the envy, flowing across the internet?

 

Well, the ethereal avatar of the Sega Genesis materialized with a rather disappointed expression and slapped me across the face with a copy of Altered Beast... I really couldn't say if that was related, however.

Crappy Dell Keyboard....

.....and a Razor Naga Molten. :)

I'm going to be using a Makey Makey to play the game with bananas.