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I got the Deathadder 3500 yesterday and am having troubles with it, though i'm not sure if the fault is mine own or the devices. It seems that whenever I move the mouse it's tracking occasionaly gets messed up and will not move my cursor to the right spot, or the cursor will stutter. Sometimes if I move it to the side it will go slightly up or if I move it up or down it will move to the side. I can't pinpoint if it's the mouses fault or if it's the surface i'm using the mouse on. I'm using it without a mousepad on a polished wooden surface. The Deathaddder3500 is a infared optical mouse, so does anyone know if these type of mice have problems like that?
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Jan 5, 2010 22:17
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Took my Deathadder 3500 back. Either I had a faulty mouse, or the tracking on the deathadder is just terrible. I exchanged it for a Logitech G500 and so far this mouse gets an A+ from me. Super accurate, lots of easily accessible buttons, great form, awesome scrolling wheel (you can easily toggle whether it's super smooth or has that click-feel as you scroll) and a nice finish. It has a grainy feel to the top surface, and a rubberish mesh feel on the sides. It also has weights which is great because I like a heavy mouse.
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Jan 8, 2010 00:00
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Can you tell us when we can expect to purchase the G400? I need a new mouse and am a fan of the MX and G500, so a G400 sounds like a great mouse to me.
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Jun 9, 2011 21:52
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I'll be getting one of these on June 19th, definitely.
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Jun 9, 2011 22:25
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we so excited! Honestly, someone else beat me to it, but I wanted to say that i'm really happy that Logitech made a mouse that has the best features but isn't covered in some odd looking skin. This is like a stealth version of an MX 518.
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Jun 10, 2011 07:51
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