Is this mouse better for the claw grip?I want to replace my deathadder because it didn't allow me to claw grip very well.
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Hey mate, I'm Razer's super fan. I got every type of Razer mouse. Taipan is a good mouse, nice responds and comfortable weight. Just a little bigger than Orochi. But for performance, Taipan is better. I strongly recommend this mouse. If you want a smaller one, Orochi will be a good choice.
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yeah, i wonder the same thing. what is better? Though the Razer has more buttons, i find that the outside buttons (the buttons on your right ring finger) feel a little awkward. I guess the razor mice is good for left handers, since logitech is biased towards left handers =P
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I'm an old guy with whose hands have been broken in the past. This mouse took some getting used to. I didn't like the touch pad scroll at first, but now I think it works great. I purchased this mouse to use with a Lenovo ideapad laptop, but I never use the touchpad, just the mouse. I am familiar with cad programs, so I think it would work fine with CorelDraw & similar programs.
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Hi, I only saw your reply today hence the late reply. Maybe it's just me but the G500 is too bulky and the build quality is lower than the G5 in my opinion, for example when you click the mouse button it feels slightly loose on the G500. In my opinion, the G500 is not the mouse to upgrade to. I'm not sure which mouse to go to tbh. Right now I using the G5 again and the G500 is in the drawer.
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To be completely honest. The mouse fits my hand perfectly. That's why I went with it. But everyone's hands are different so what may be a perfect fit for me may not be for you. I love the mouse and it is still working as amazing as when it came out of the box. I hope you give it a try because it is a great mouse.
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I will work great with the Death Adder. Just make sure you have enough tabletop space for the pad as it is large. I have found both laser and camera gaming mice work beautifully with the G440.
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I have not owned or used the previous version. However, I truly love this mouse. I bought it along with my gaming laptop last year, and it has brought me many victories haha. I love the extension on the left as a thumb rest, and the dpi settings have something for everyone. The blue led lights are subtle, yet look awesome. I prefer wired mice (as to eliminate the battery problem), and the cord they give you is substantial and sturdy.I highly recommend this mouse. ^_^
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Hi Nubian. City Ergonomics here who manufactures the DXT Mouse. Have you tried contacting us as we would love to support you and get you back up and running ASAP.Please contact us via www.city ergonomics.com/contact-us/Kind regards DXT Mouse team
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It helps. Being able to switch weapons in a bind and using the g shift button to temporarily lower the sensitivity when sniping and instantly go back to normal sensitivity is nice. This is the best mouse I've ever used. Feels great works great and will last for a long time.
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I haven't got to compare them, but the Copperhead in terms of performance is definitely better, but a lot of (right handed people) people might prefer the Death Adder because of the right-handed design. I own a Copperhead, it is the mouse to slay all other mice in terms of sheer performance, so slacking a little on performance really isn't that big of a deal. If I wasn't a lefty I'd probably prefer the Death Adder.
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Personally, I never used the mouse provided. It feels like a toy. Also, the Macs mouse is too great to replace. Other than that, this product is perfect
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I use a finger tip grip on my mouse and feels very good, i think its pretty good for palm grips also infographic about the different types of grips: http://i1.squidoocdn.com/resize/squidoo_images/400/draft_lens20671124module166214746photo_1361298718a____a_.png
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Unable to answer sorry as I use a Razer mouse. However, I have found that the performance, response and feel with my mouse are outstanding. Hope this helps.
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I have the other version of this mouse. "All black" But the one I have didn't come with software so I wasn't given the option to change the DPI on it. The mouse for sure though is worth getting over those Name brand ones. Does all I need and I play a lot of 1st person games that require reaction from my mouse. I just turn it to the highest and lower the sensitivity in game if needed.
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I think it is suited mostly towards a palm grip. I would find it difficult to use using a claw grip.
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I've owned this mouse for nearly 6 months now. My hand is 7.25 inches from tip to palm. I usually switch between fingertip and claw grips depending upon what I'm doing on my PC. I'm able to comfortably manipulate the mouse using either grip.
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Good question! This mouse feels more like a Microsoft or Dell mouse to me. I've used Logitech mice but most have been minis or micros and the wheel is a little more raised out of the mouse on the Logitechs in my opinion. My two cents. Take it for what it's worth : ). Good luck!