i can see how that would be niceDauntless wrote:
That's the great thing about the G7, you allways have one being used and one charging, you just swap 'em.smartdude992 wrote:
aight thanks man, I see where you're coming from on that, but i can't have batteries dieing on me in the middle of the roundDauntless wrote:
Well it's exactly the same as the G5, but it's wireless, and I don't like alot of cables going all over the place. I haven't used a G9 or lachesis before so I can't compare, but I'm just saying I love every aspect of the G7 and have had no problems with it.
And I only need to swap them every few days, it just takes 2 seconds. I've never died becuase of it.
I have the Lachesis and I really love it. 9 buttons. Macros. 32 DPI settings to choose from ranging from 125 to 4000. 1ms response time. Plus it lights up, and who doesn't like that? (and if you don't you can turn the lights off)
Also there's a crapload of settings in the device drivers, like separate X and Y sensitivities.
Edit: it seems nobody has posted a picture of the Lachesis so here
The shape isn't for everyone
Also there's a crapload of settings in the device drivers, like separate X and Y sensitivities.
Edit: it seems nobody has posted a picture of the Lachesis so here
The shape isn't for everyone
Last edited by GGF0RCE (2008-02-10 16:44:40)
so have you used a g9? if so could you give me a comparison?GGF0RCE wrote:
I have the Lachesis and I really love it. 9 buttons. Macros. 32 DPI settings to choose from ranging from 125 to 4000. 1ms response time. Plus it lights up, and who doesn't like that? (and if you don't you can turn the lights off)
Also there's a crapload of settings in the device drivers, like separate X and Y sensitivities.
http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h164/ … chesis.png
No I've never used a G9, cause I'm not that rich to buy 2 high end micesmartdude992 wrote:
so have you used a g9? if so could you give me a comparison?GGF0RCE wrote:
I have the Lachesis and I really love it. 9 buttons. Macros. 32 DPI settings to choose from ranging from 125 to 4000. 1ms response time. Plus it lights up, and who doesn't like that? (and if you don't you can turn the lights off)
Also there's a crapload of settings in the device drivers, like separate X and Y sensitivities.
http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h164/ … chesis.png
Also I think the G9 is butt ugly.
g9 does have really bad look...lachesis looks cool as hell, did you get blue or white?GGF0RCE wrote:
No I've never used a G9, cause I'm not that rich to buy 2 high end micesmartdude992 wrote:
so have you used a g9? if so could you give me a comparison?GGF0RCE wrote:
I have the Lachesis and I really love it. 9 buttons. Macros. 32 DPI settings to choose from ranging from 125 to 4000. 1ms response time. Plus it lights up, and who doesn't like that? (and if you don't you can turn the lights off)
Also there's a crapload of settings in the device drivers, like separate X and Y sensitivities.
http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h164/ … chesis.png
Also I think the G9 is butt ugly.
More comfortable.smartdude992 wrote:
i've heard the exact same thing about the Lachesis, what makes a g9 superior?DoctaStrangelove wrote:
G9 is the best mouse ever. It has everything you could need in a mouse.
I got blue, to match my G15 and blue fanssmartdude992 wrote:
g9 does have really bad look...lachesis looks cool as hell, did you get blue or white?GGF0RCE wrote:
No I've never used a G9, cause I'm not that rich to buy 2 high end micesmartdude992 wrote:
so have you used a g9? if so could you give me a comparison?
Also I think the G9 is butt ugly.
on a scale of one to ten how much more comfortableDoctaStrangelove wrote:
More comfortable.smartdude992 wrote:
i've heard the exact same thing about the Lachesis, what makes a g9 superior?DoctaStrangelove wrote:
G9 is the best mouse ever. It has everything you could need in a mouse.
niceGGF0RCE wrote:
I got blue, to match my G15 and blue fanssmartdude992 wrote:
g9 does have really bad look...lachesis looks cool as hell, did you get blue or white?GGF0RCE wrote:
No I've never used a G9, cause I'm not that rich to buy 2 high end mice
Also I think the G9 is butt ugly.
Also Docta, have you used both?
If you're going to get a G anything, make it a G5 rev 2. It is absolute perfection and the G9s shape fucks that up.
and if i'm not getting a gsomehting?
guess i'm not getting a response on that one :\
i'm planning on upgrading, its gonna be this month !!!!geNius wrote:
Sigh.smartdude992 wrote:
i'm on an early optical by microsoft, i am sorta sick of it. I want to fly choppers by mouse and sub 800dpi just don't cut it sad to say
i have the lachesis. only negative is that the side buttons are a bit hard to push - they require effort. i remapped the thumb button to 'sprint' in bf2 so i use it quite frequently. previously i had the logitech MX1000 wireless mouse which was very nice but big. switching over took some getting used to. the lachesis does have the cool pulsing blue light and of course the on-the-fly sensitivity adjuster buttons. these i actually have used when playing sniper or in armor sometimes.
lachesis is reallllllly slippery. i have the razer exact-mat surface and i'm just saying that the mouse glides around effortlessly. my finger is pretty heavy on the trigger sometimes so it's just enough to move the mouse when i depress the fire button which is frustrating when you are sniping or aiming at far off target.
i switched over because i wanted to go back to corded mouse. cordless mx1000 was ok but the cradle didn't hold the mouse properly and it wouldn't charge right all the time. i've ran into situations where my mouse just died during the game. the lachesis wire is not really stiff so it's not a problem - i don't miss the wireless mouse.
i haven't used the g5 nor g9 but undoubtedly they are nice mice. i recommend lachesis myself if you got 80 bucks to spend on a mouse. oh...it's ambidextrous as well so any lefty's out there might dig it.
lachesis is reallllllly slippery. i have the razer exact-mat surface and i'm just saying that the mouse glides around effortlessly. my finger is pretty heavy on the trigger sometimes so it's just enough to move the mouse when i depress the fire button which is frustrating when you are sniping or aiming at far off target.
i switched over because i wanted to go back to corded mouse. cordless mx1000 was ok but the cradle didn't hold the mouse properly and it wouldn't charge right all the time. i've ran into situations where my mouse just died during the game. the lachesis wire is not really stiff so it's not a problem - i don't miss the wireless mouse.
i haven't used the g5 nor g9 but undoubtedly they are nice mice. i recommend lachesis myself if you got 80 bucks to spend on a mouse. oh...it's ambidextrous as well so any lefty's out there might dig it.
Does it have on-board memory?GGF0RCE wrote:
I have the Lachesis and I really love it. 9 buttons. Macros. 32 DPI settings to choose from ranging from 125 to 4000. 1ms response time. Plus it lights up, and who doesn't like that? (and if you don't you can turn the lights off)
Also there's a crapload of settings in the device drivers, like separate X and Y sensitivities.
http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h164/ … chesis.png
Edit: it seems nobody has posted a picture of the Lachesis so here
http://www.ocmodshop.com/images/preview … sis_12.jpg
The shape isn't for everyone
Yes..Sup wrote:
Does it have on-board memory?GGF0RCE wrote:
I have the Lachesis and I really love it. 9 buttons. Macros. 32 DPI settings to choose from ranging from 125 to 4000. 1ms response time. Plus it lights up, and who doesn't like that? (and if you don't you can turn the lights off)
Also there's a crapload of settings in the device drivers, like separate X and Y sensitivities.
http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h164/ … chesis.png
Edit: it seems nobody has posted a picture of the Lachesis so here
http://www.ocmodshop.com/images/preview … sis_12.jpg
The shape isn't for everyone
Also, the G9 looks painful to hold. I don't think you can beat the shape of the G5/7. I have the G7 and I love it. Simple and awesome.
Then he should go for lachesis. My copperhead has onboard memory and no drivers are needed. You can connect your mouse to any PC and all your settings are stored in the mouse itself.Zimmer wrote:
Yes..Sup wrote:
Does it have on-board memory?GGF0RCE wrote:
I have the Lachesis and I really love it. 9 buttons. Macros. 32 DPI settings to choose from ranging from 125 to 4000. 1ms response time. Plus it lights up, and who doesn't like that? (and if you don't you can turn the lights off)
Also there's a crapload of settings in the device drivers, like separate X and Y sensitivities.
http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h164/ … chesis.png
Edit: it seems nobody has posted a picture of the Lachesis so here
http://www.ocmodshop.com/images/preview … sis_12.jpg
The shape isn't for everyone
Also, the G9 looks painful to hold. I don't think you can beat the shape of the G5/7. I have the G7 and I love it. Simple and awesome.
MX518 > all
Your thoughts, insights, and musings on this matter intrigue me
G9 is ugly as hell.
Out of the two, lachesis imo
But, like others, I have a G5 and cant fault it :\
So that is my choice tbh
Martyn
But, like others, I have a G5 and cant fault it :\
So that is my choice tbh
Martyn
why get the mx518??? What makes it better than anything else?
It honestly seems to be loved by most gamers. It's stable, comfortable and affordable, while being accurate and fast.smartdude992 wrote:
why get the mx518??? What makes it better than anything else?
Even though the newer ones are better, people still tend to go for the MX518, I believe that is one of the reasons its still being sold by Logitech.