Mouse died and was looking for a replacement, this seems like a decent deal for a solid corded mouse.
Enjoy the hand cheese after a few months of use
Yeah looks like it would get quite disgusting, doesnt seem easy to clean
I can only comment on the weight as I don't know anything about this brand, at around 70 grams it would be too light for my preference. My current mouse is corded too and weighs around 130.
well not everyone can have huge muscles and a 6 pack like you mate.
You wont believe the gains from sliding gets you
It isnt a dumbbell it isnt ment to be heavy.
Tryptophobe's nightmare.. i can barely look at it
You just triggered my Typophobia.
Good price, I was looking at getting one of the mountain keyboards a while back. Not sure how good the software is these days, but after seeing "basecamp sucks" in a few user reviews I decided against buying a keeb.
Anyone have experience with mountain and the basecamp software?
I have a Mountain keyboard. Removable/moveable keypad version with a little screen at the top. I've had no issues with base camp that I can recall, unlike Razer, Logitech, and the awful alienware one. Keyboard is very solid, great lighting, LED screen is cool with some smart functionality but I don't use it as much as I thought I would, and of course the keys are great but that's my opinion. Definitely recommend it though. It was cheaper than a high tier Corsair at the time so no regrets.
Omron mechanical switches always fail for me. Double click on the primary button after 1 to 2 years. $19 is hella cheap though.
Thanks OP.
First mouse with so many holes.
Cant go corded after using cordless.
false, i went back to corded.
corded for gaming, cordless for everything else
I use a logi superlight and dont notice any lag. The cord is a drag no matter what you use to support it.
Love it!
Super light. The white matches my PC as well.
Bought another one as a spare.
Hopefully I'm set for the next decade.
Anyone disagree with this before i buy it?