I would never buy a mouse with that silly name. Too edgy. I use a Logitech G502 and i never had to buy a new one.
I feel like you pay for the name over the quality with Razer stuff.
Second G903 that has the double click issue on the left click ocasionally and releases the click on the right click although Iām holding it downā¦ :7
I havenāt too many problems, I got a Naga. But then they made a new Nagaā¦ and then they made a new Synapse, and the new Synapse doesnāt support the old Nagaā¦ and the new Naga is $100ā¦
unhappy faceā¦
Logitech would like to add you as a friend.
Razer is notorious for having a short life span. Donāt waste your money on it unless you really like it.
i have 3 different Logitech mouses, including G903. None of them failed so far.
if you foresee hard use of the mouse and it may break soon, u can get a few year warrant from bestbuy and amazon. They mostly just give u a brandnew mouse with no question ask.
Razor used to be good, but is is now the Alienware of components.
Your spending 75% of your money or the Razor name, with the other 25% actually going into the component.
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Buy by model, not by brand, this goes for everything.
Iāve seen a lot of bad quality logitech stuff.
Read reviews and pay attention to common possible flaws.
Some razer mouses are utterly terrible, others are considered the best of the best.
I bought a lancehead TE edition (wired, because wireless had terrible flaws and was actually inferior to wired, even at twice the price) and Iāve been extremely satisfied with it, specially because I used to get bad hand pains and cramps on cheaper mouses as they didnāt have a really ergonomic design.
Iāve had a g900 since release in 2016ā¦ I was stoked to see wireless gaming mice go mainstreamā¦ I didnāt make a mistake eitherā¦ over 2 years later and the mouse works 100%. It was pricey though, and they have an upgraded version called the 903 now. But it looks like they also have the g305 now which is probably what I would get if I wanted a new mouse, just because itās so much cheaper. All in all iāll have to see how long I can go with the g900 because if I get 3-4 years out of it, I definitely consider it money well spent, because it also comes with logitechs awesome fast scroll wheel toggle which is amazing outside of games.
In the grim dark future, there is only RGB.
also, hi time traveler.
Lmao. I didnāt notice the extra zero.
Got an Abyssus in about 2012, still works fine, upgraded to a Naga a couple of years later, still works fine. Got a Lancehead in a deal with my Blackwidow TE a few months ago, really like that too.
Not given me a reason not to stick with them so far.
Havenāt had the same happen to me (Iāve still been using my Mad Catz M.M.O. TE for a couple of years without replacement although that could be partly because I havenāt bothered to use the additional buttons), but I have had a similar thing with Plantronics headsets.
Iād be happy to buy another brand if any mice could give me the comfort and ergonomics of the Deathadder
gave up on expensive peripherals , they all break as easy as cheap onesā¦i started only buying cheap keyboards, mice or headphonesā¦they literally last same as expensive ones i had so i just gave up. honestly right now my keyboard, genius one, with lights, was really cheap, itās working like a charm for 2 years, my mouse, was around 20ā¬, works perfectly, around a year, also have another cheap mouse, that has left click broken, i use that one for Diablo esk games.
they all have lights, look āexpensiveā and they most defiantly last as long as if 100ā¬+ ones
I have to agree, I love my naga chroma but Iāve had so many problems with it that when it stops working completely I shall not being replacing it with another Razer.