Starts today, ends Sunday 07 December 2014.
| Item | Was | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Razer ANANSI | $83 | $59 |
| Razer Naga Hex Moba | $66 | $44 |
| Razer Naga Hex Moba Red | $67 | $44 |
| Razer Kraken Pro | $73 | $49 |
| AOC E2450swh | $165 | $149 |
| AOC I2470SWQ | $210 | $179 |
| AOC E2752VH | $258 | $229 |
| AOC M2870VQ | $299 | $279 |
| AOC U2868PQU | $539 | $499 |
are those Razer mouses good? anyone know
For productivity (macros) sure but for shooters…not an ideal mouse sensor. If you wanted to stick with Razer the Razer DeathAdder would be top choice for shooters.
There are a few different versions of the Razer Naga lineup (excluding the reskinned editions):
There are alternative choices from competitor companies offering similar products: Logitech G600, Corsair Vengeance M90, Mad Catz M.M.O. 7 (just to name a few).
Those AOC screens look good. 24" with a DP connector. Haven't seen one that cheap before.
So should i get the Razer ANANSI or deathstalker? Play RPG games most of the time
Does anyone have any feedback on AOC AH-IPS 23.8"?
I was doing some research on it, and found http://www.overclockers.ru/lab/59540_5/Stavka_na_materialy_o… . It's in Russian, so you might have to use Google translate.
From what I could understand, it looks like there's some backlight bleedthrough and lackluster brightness controls?
Damn that Razer Hex Moba mouse is cheap. I have the other one with the 12 buttons and find that a smaller number of raised buttons would be better for my gaming. Of course this mouse did not exist at the time I got the original Naga. Too bad my old mouse is still going strong still or I would have seriouly entertained the thought I buying a replacement.