Mad catz rat 7 mmo retail price software#

When I'm home I'm either reviewing a motherboard or playing games, browsing etc.

I don't actually need the G600's or Corsair Scimitar's massive amount of buttons, but I need more than the four or five total that most mice generally have. Also, I play one MMO as well as the usual compliment of FPS games and I need more buttons than most mice offer. I've been through that whole MX5xx family and its successors which have a similar shape. I've looked at that mouse and I'd be all for trying it if the shape of it wasn't like that. My other one is about 9 months old and it's way worse. My current G700 (not sure if its the S model, but I'd assume so) is less than three months old. It's a particular button I use for a repeated function in SWTOR and the heavy use of this as destroyed buttons on many, many mice. As for the G700S's durability, I've already worn one of my side buttons out to the point that it doesn't easily register button presses as well as it did when it was new. I think a lot of us would, but your pissing away money by not getting these replaced under warranty. I mostly replace them looking for something that might be better and to refresh them cosmetically as they'll start looking ragged after a year or so. Most of my Logitech mice last for many years.

Mad catz rat 7 mmo retail price software#

Software like Corsair's Cue stuff is garbage. Some of the ones that did feel like they were better built that I tried actually broke faster. What would you say is better? I've tried a few non-Logitech mice and they rarely feel as good in terms of build quality.