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| blackcat |
 03/21/03 3:58pm
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My trusty Boomslang 2000 http://www.razerzone.com/products/index.html is getting tired. I have been looking at the MX500 and the MX700 from Logitech. Cordless sounds cool, but I am worried about the weight with the batteries.
To all the gaming guru's out there, what mouse do you recommend? Peace. /bc --------------------  Kill one man, terrorize a thousand. Chinese proverb on the wall of the Marine Sniper School at Camp Pendleton |
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| All over but the Crying |
03/21/03 4:09pm
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Second Lieutenant Group: Forum Member Posts: 273 Joined: August 24th 2002 From: Tallahassee, Florida Member No.: 34 |
I am using the logitech dual optical mouse and it seems to work pretty good. Although I think their driver support leaves a little to be desired
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| JP |
03/21/03 7:37pm
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 Major Group: Forum Member Posts: 626 Joined: March 21st 2003 From: Wisconsin Member No.: 283 |
I use the Inetllimouse Explorer 3.0, its optical and works great, but the 2 extra buttons are not recognised my MOHAA for some reason
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| {-BaH-} BluRavr |
03/21/03 9:19pm
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 Private Group: Forum Member Posts: 9 Joined: March 18th 2003 Member No.: 275 |
i have a mx-500 and a intellimouse 3.0....
logitechs software for mx series is little too dinky as you can't config. side buttons for leaning., I have leaning enabled with thumb buttons on other mouse and it is excellent... ps with a wireless one you could get a small lag time to it recognizing the movement |
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| Sigma-Chi |
 03/21/03 10:06pm
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You have to set the two side buttons to backspace and delete since the default is set to WEB "back" and "forward" which is not a standard key stroke recognized by MOHAA. Using the intellipoint software, change and save you settings, then assign MOHAA tasks to your new buttons. The side buttons can only be set to a limited number of options in the MS software and I found "backspace" and "delete" the most suitable for MOHAA. I am also in the market and have been looking at the MX 500 and MX700. Please give some feedback on either of them if you have'em! --------------------  |
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| Sgt York |
03/21/03 10:17pm
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 Sergeant Major Group: Forum Member Posts: 94 Joined: February 19th 2003 Member No.: 197 |
er...ahhh..I have one that connects to the back of my computer...kinda gray look'n and all.
D'OH!! -------------------- Semper Fi
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| SOKHAR_[H] |
03/22/03 12:05am
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 Second Lieutenant Group: Forum Member Posts: 420 Joined: March 15th 2003 From: above the fires of NETU (Ottawa Canada) Member No.: 257 |
logitech mx 700 best gamming mouse bar none NOW GO BUY IT lol you will thank me later
the weight if fine I kinda like it over corded mouse weight makes ya more smooth and the batts last for about 5 days stright but if you just put it in the charger before you go to bed it will be charged up and ready for the next frag fest and should it run down on ya in the middle of somthing Game/Work just throw it in the charger for 10-15 mins and your good to go for another hour or so -------------------- fool me once and I die fool me twice and you get my SMG shoved down your throat :P
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| realdeal |
03/22/03 8:28am
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 Admin Group: Not The One & Only Posts: 7517 Joined: July 26th 2002 From: New York Member No.: 2 |
Logitech Dual Optical.
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| Epacy |
03/22/03 12:49pm
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| Smokehouse |
03/22/03 2:11pm
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Mickey & Minnie Mouse here
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| FatherMurphy |
03/22/03 7:24pm
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Just switched to an optical mouse myself...a cheapie, like everthing else in my case (with the exception of my video card).
Seems to play really smooth, but.... I have the bad habit of picking the mouse up and moving it, developed during my months of play with the ol' ball mouse. Gets me killed in close quarters all too often! LOL FatherMurphy |
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| dionysos |
03/22/03 8:30pm
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 Colonel Group: Forum Member Posts: 992 Joined: July 28th 2002 From: Kabul/Afghanisthan Member No.: 7 |
well i have a logitech too
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| Sigma-Chi |
04/01/03 8:12pm
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Second Lieutenant Group: Forum Member Posts: 300 Joined: March 1st 2003 From: Napa, CA Member No.: 235 |
Just picked up the Logitech MX 700
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| Immigrant |
04/13/03 11:16pm
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YO BRO.........HELP WITH THAT..........well what u gotta do is assign it to enter or space or whatever other KEY button ( YOU CAN GO INTO THE PROGRAM THAT CAME WITH THE MOUSE AND CHANGE IT IN THERE) and then when u go to the OPTION in MOHAAS, u click the button and its gonna assign it then! I had that mouse too but it sucks, couldnt get used to the LEAN buttons , so i got myself the cheaper kind and it works better than the other one......I HAVE INTELLIMOUSE OPTICAL, and its got 1 button on each side perfect for leaning,,,,,,,,,,,some of you guyz might have noticed that IMMY has been leaning a bit too much lately  but all i can say is KILL YA......... --------------------   |
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| Immigrant |
04/13/03 11:17pm
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First Lieutenant Group: Forum Member Posts: 188 Joined: March 17th 2003 Member No.: 266 |
sounds great...........but i preffer the cable cuz dont have to waste money on batteries and stuff.........oh by the way OPTICAL is the way to GO. -------------------- |
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