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September 22, 2005

Best mouse evar?

The Razer Copperhead. Lovely name. Lots of silly blue neon. It's the mouse touted at the TGS that I used while playing Ms X - and it really is a lovely mouse. Of course it's ever so slightly too long for female hands - finger had trouble finding the mousewheel - but still, way better than the Boomslang,  and I coped with that OK.

Copperhead

ExtremeTech says it doesn't quite beat the Logitech G5, although it does in my book, for this reason alone:

Do you go with the Copperhead, or the G5 Laser Optical Mouse? If you're left-handed, the choice is obvious. The Copperhead's symmetrical design makes it just as good for lefties, while the G5 is obviously formed for right-handed gamers.

Ergonomic mice make me go all claw-handed and witchy.

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Was that witchy or twitchy? I find ergo mice uncomfotable..yuk!

Definitely witchy. Claw-handed. Crone-like. Nice!

Take a picture of it next time and apply to WatchUsGame with it!

(make sure you've painted your nails tho!)

You want a logitech Mediaplay. Ive had mine for a couple of months now, its great, I love having back and forward, skip back, skip forward play and pause along side all the normal buttons. They dont get in the way either like my old mouse.

I just ordered a G5, so thanks for taunting me with this. However the name 'Copperhead' just brings back Wes Craven-esque images of my ex-wife - so I'll stick with the G5...

That is a ridiculously awesome mouse.. and I want it. I freaking want it.

the best gaming mouse in my opinion is the logitech G5 Ive had one now for the last 6 months and it has been flawless and the most comfortable and responsive mouse ive ever used. The weight cartridge and the on the fly dpi settings are just perfect for true "tweak to the ultimate gamers", its great.

Mat.

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