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The BlasterX Siege Gaming Mouse from Creative Labs has been engineered to meet the demands of professional gamers. Constructed with a PixArt PMW 3360 optical sensor, the mouse offers a 1,000Hz polling rate and up to 12,000 DPI with three levels of programmable adjustment Read More
I currently have this on order but I was wondering if somebody could compare it with the Roccat Owl-Eye Aimo that is also on here. This one has the price beat by a mile though.
Sadly cant recommned this mouse.... after 4 monts of on heavy use mouse started double clicking and left MB creaks... waste of money. I replaced my mouse beacause of double clicking.
im still using mine as my main mouse and it still works and feels great. Ive never had a problem with it yet. Sometimes though my sound blaster keyboard acts up. One time during start up the keyboard refused to work even after unplugging and plugging back in, and i had to restart to get it to work, and sometimes the backlight will constantly turn itself on and off as if the keyboard is being plugged in and out and i have to remove the plug and plug it back it to get it to stop. Other than that they are both awesome.
Good mouse at a very good price. I have one of these, and it works well for games and general productivity. I use my G502 as my "go to" mouse, and this has a similar feel and equivalent tracking (as far as I can tell). I just like the extra buttons on the G502.
The build quality is good, it has RGB lighting and software programmability, the performance is great, the price is very good (Typically $50+). One of the better Massdrop offerings.
There might be comparable mice in the sub $30 price range (Nixeus, G203 mentioned here), but there isn't a "better" mouse for $30. The Nixeus is lighter and feels a little "cheaper/plastic-y" but has no software programmability for buttons or DPI and no RGB. The Nixeus is a very good mouse with the PW3360 sensor. For me, I don't care about the RGB that much, but non-programmability is a non-starter.
The G203 uses the mercury sensor. Logitech's version of the G203 with the Pixart 3366 (equivalent sensor to this drop's mouse) is the G pro, which sells for $60+ or so. However, I believe most gamers (myself included) cannot tell the difference between the G203 mercury sensor and the G Pro sensor (or the 3360 in this mouse); but for what it is worth $$ wise, this Siege mouse has the best sensor available right now. The G203 has no RGB (it does have some lighting), and great software programmability.
Some might prefer the G203, or the Nixeus, or whatever for $30. It is all a matter of preference to brand, mouse feel, weight, etc... The very bottom line - if you're looking for a new or "upgrade" mouse, this is a great mouse that hits all the buttons (see what I did there?) of performance, feel, and functionality at a great price. The last thing I need is another mouse, but I'm considering it at this price.
Why is this branded sound blaster when it has nothing to do with sound?
Also I still can't understand why lights are the most important feature of a mouse now says. There really should only be 4 things that matter. Fit, weight, buttons, and sensor
Sound BlasterX is Creative's gaming oriented lineup, so putting their foray into peripherals under the same name is just for their marketing. Also, internet for downloading customization software, although the mouse will work plug and play, just without the customization options.
These are 29.99 dollars at Microcenter, but in-store pickup only
https://www.microcenter.com/product/478813/sound-blasterx-siege-m04-gaming-mouse
I got mine there a few days ago, working create so far and I'm quite pleased with the build quality. Lighting on the X isn't great for certain colours but I thought it was a good deal for 29.99
SpacullamaI haven't tried it on a Ryzen, but I am very doubtful that this mouse would be processor locked. I've got one on an Intel i7 machine and another on an AMD FX8350. The mouse works fine on both machine.
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Feb 10, 2019
VandestelkaThese days I am not surprised of anything, considering what's going on within gaming industry. We have in game bonuses when you buy pizzas and energy drinks.