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Pequenininho
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Jul 6, 2018
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I have a steelseries rival 700 for gaming, the tactile feedback is useful, and I like the customizibility. Before that I used a Wacom intuos 5 with the mouse puck... Which is a really awesome setup, very accurate, no lag, and all the benefits of a wireless mouse, without the downsides. If Wacom would make a gaming focused version, with a few more buttons it'd be perfect, but sadly, it's basically a 2 button mouse.
Tosel
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Jul 8, 2018
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PequenininhoI didn't know there were mice available to use instead of the usual pen on the graphic tablets, and I find quite funny to think that the latest top of the line wireless mice (razer hyperflux and logitech powerplay) works exactly like that: they have no battery, and they rely from their mat to get power from magnetic induction. I know the technology is completely different, but their usage is more or less the same!
Pequenininho
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Jul 8, 2018
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ToselYeah, the biggest thing was the mouse used the EMR system off the pad, which meant it was insanely light, since there's very little inside of it, and it had a precision that is seriously unmatched. It also has a setting that you can tell it how close it needs to be to start tracking, like that steelseries mouse with the two sensors. And to think they also had this on the original graphire pad almost 20 years ago.
SifakaMon
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Jul 9, 2018
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PequenininhoI had one of these and it was by far my favorite mouse for ages until I started using trackballs because of elbow problems. The variant I had used a scroll wheel on the side of the mouse under your thumb (it was a large wheel with openings on left and right of the mouse for left or right hand use) that didn’t turn freely but offered levels of resistance and scrolled faster the farther you pushed it. Missed that for years until Magic Trackpad completely re-wired my brain.
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