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travdump
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Mar 29, 2017
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This looks like it might be the ersatz G502 I've been looking for. Shame it's colored so... egregiously.
Arker_1
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Apr 5, 2017
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travdumpI think the color looks allright...
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except I would still take a gunmetal, or a red/black or just pure black mouse any day. Also, I can get a mouse that looks to have almost exactly the same specks as this, except made of what looks to be cheap plastic(but is actually surprisingly grippy, and very durable) for around half of this price offered by massdrop.
Arker_1
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Apr 6, 2017
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LLumenhttps://www.amazon.com/Redragon-M901-PERDITION-High-Precision-Programmable/dp/B00GU8W5AE/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1491516181&sr=8-3&keywords=redragon+mouse
The Redragon Perdition, which is a pretty good mouse. On discount, it is around 20-ish, and it was once around 50$ retail. Only things I have to say, somehow the left click on my mouse broke off, not sure if it was me or if it was a bad mouse. Also, the feet pads on the mouse get scratched REAL easily, but that's avoidable.
Really, most of Redragon's products I would buy over this, since to me its just better performance/dollar.
And if you recognize one of Redragon's mice, the Mammoth I think, MSI actually buys those from Redragon's factory and rebrands them to sell them as MSI products. I dunno, could be a coincidence, could be a collab, or could just be MSI rebranding.
And if you recognize one of Redragon's mice, the Mammoth I think, MSI actually buys those from Redragon's factory and rebrands them to sell them as MSI products. I dunno, could be a coincidence, could be a collab, or could just be MSI rebranding.
pyrobunny
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Apr 7, 2017
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Arker_1The Perdition is nowhere near exactly the same specs. It uses an Avago 9800 Laser sensor, not even optical. It's significantly worse for shooters, and is nowhere near a perfect sensor, like the 3360 is. That being said, I have one, and used it a lot for some MOBAs and MMOs, and it's a solid mouse, but I would never use it over a good optical sensor.
Arker_1
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Apr 7, 2017
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pyrobunnyMy point was, Redragon makes mice of this quality - I was just stating my mouse - for cheaper. Sure, the one they make with the same sensor, think it was the Mammoth but not sure cus they have so many mice, is not quite a third of the price anymore(I believe it's still produced, noticed that they've dropped a few keyboards and a mouse in the past few years so I don't know) but it is still cheaper than this. Only thing I can spot is that said mouse, whatever it was called, is made out of plastic.
Also, I've been testing mice for different companies for a few years now, and I have to say there isn't a huge difference between mice with the 9800, and ones with sensors like the 3360. Of course, the 3360 is better, but it doesn't make a significant impact in my gameplay.
Although, at the end of the day, that might be because me playing Rainbow 6 Siege with any mouse is like watching an ant try to swim - it's absolutely horrific. 0-10-1(k/d/rounds won) for about 5 matches. I still have a preference for a controller from my Xbox days :P
Although, at the end of the day, that might be because me playing Rainbow 6 Siege with any mouse is like watching an ant try to swim - it's absolutely horrific. 0-10-1(k/d/rounds won) for about 5 matches. I still have a preference for a controller from my Xbox days :P
pyrobunny
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Apr 7, 2017
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Arker_1Redragon doesn't make a mouse with the 3360, the Mammoth has a 9800 and was released a few years before the 3360 haha. I definitely feel the difference in performance with things like laser vs optical, especially since I've been playing shooters for a long time. My controller days are long gone, I haven't played 360 much in a LOOOONG time.
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