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Func MS-3 Mouse & 1030XL Mouse Mat @ techPowerUp
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 Func`s leave from the gaming scene is over, and they are back with a revamped 1030 mat and a brand new mouse dubbed the MS-3. Based on Func`s previous outings, the bar is set high for their products. We take both mat and mouse for a spin to see if they can live up to the Func name."
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FUNC MS-3 Laser Gaming Mouse Review
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FUNC returns to the peripherals game after some years with its MS-3 laser gaming mouse as well as Surface 1030 L gaming pad. Was the wait worth it?"
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ROCCAT Kone XTD 8200DPI Wired Gaming Mouse Review @ Legit Reviews
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I feel that ROCCAT did a very good job with the Kone XTD gaming mouse. As games get more and more complex, mice like these are needed to give the gamer more power at his/her fingertips, without having to reach for a key. MMOs demand so many macro keys and buttons, it isnt funny. Toss in ROCCATs Easy-Shift[+] technology, and you have twice the buttons at your fingertips! The layout of the mouse is pretty generic, with exception to the button in front of the scroll wheel, but this generic layout is quite comfortable and welcome. The 8200DPI sensor will absolutely provide superior tracking precision, and a lot of gamers will love that! The construction and quality feels exceptional and will be desirable by many..."
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REVIEW: Mionix Naos 8200 Gaming Mouse @ PureOverclock
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?The Mionix Naos 8200 sits right in the midst of a highly competitive mouse market dominated by several very popular products, backed by industry stalwarts that have ruled the roost for quite some time. That may change, however, as the Naos 8200 looks to battle the competition with bold claims of better features and advanced ergonomics. At a price of $90, the Naos 8200 is positioned as the new flagship mouse from Mionix, and sits in the upper echelons of gaming mice. It?s not cheap, but it looks absolutely captivating. Is it worth the premium? Can the Naos 8200 improve upon its predecessor without losing its original appeal? Let?s find out.?"
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Func MS-3 Mouse and Surface 1030XL Mousepad Review @ Hi Tech Legion
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The Func MS-3 gaming mouse uses an Avago 9500 laser sensor with variable DPI adjustment ranging from 90 to 5670. The Func MS-3 is ergonomically designed to comfortably fit right handed use with a generous resting area for the ring and pinky fingers. There are four extra buttons around the thumb area of the Func MS-3 mouse which are strategically placed so accidental button presses are avoided. Through the Func-MS3 //software //, buttons can be reassigned and features can be enabled or disabled. Macros can also be recorded and stored either as a *.map file or onboard the 512KB memory. Combined with the Func Surface 1030XL dual-surface mousepad, users have flexible options and control how responsive their gameplay experience can be. Both the Surface 1030XL and MS-3 gaming mouse are made from high-quality materials covered with a 2-year warranty."
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Cherry ZF 5000 Wireless Laser Mouse Review
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"When you think of the company Cherry you think of mechanical keyboards or at least I do as that’s what they’re most known for. Did you know that they also make many other products besides mechanical keyboard switches? Today for review I have the Cherry ZF 5000 wireless laser gaming mouse that features adjustable DPI of 800 and 1600DPI and of course a laser tracking sensor for the best possible movement detection. The mouse is very unique looking, it kind of looks like a bug honestly, but it works very well and I’ve become rather fond of it. When it comes to wireless mice it’s hard to find a decent one, especially when it comes to gaming, but I’ve had no issues with it at all, tracking is excellent, it responds to any movements with no lag that I noticed. So read on to learn more…"
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ROCCAT's Sense lineup
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Premium mouse pads for gamers aren't actually a new thing, but ROCCAT's Sense lineup looks to set itself from the well-contested pack with features like a unique microcrystalline coating on the surface for reduced friction and improved quality. Hit our review of the Chrome Blue version of the Sense gaming mouse pad to see if these features are really all they're cracked up to be for a very affordable $19.99.
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EpicGear Meduza Mouse & HybridPad Mousepad Review - XSReviews
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Gamers may not be too familiar (yet) with the EpicGear brand, particularly as there are very few products under the banner so far. They are, however, a brand of Golden Emperor International Ltd. (GEIL), a Taiwanese company who have been making flash memory for the last two decades. A link to the article would be much appreciated."
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Logitech G600 MMO Gaming Mouse Review @ Legit Reviews
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The G600 isnt very attractive as a result of Logitech emphasizing ergonomics and function over aesthetics. I wouldnt call the Razer Naga attractive either with its own waffle of buttons, or really any other MMO mice such as the Corsair M90 and the Mad Catz M.M.O. 7. The G600 just looks weird, but for all the right reasons..."
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Thermaltake Level 10 Mouse Review @ OCIA.net
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?When the Thermaltake Level 10 case debuted at CeBIT in 2009, it garnered quite a bit of attention for its radical concept design. Now Tt aims to broaden the Level 10 product stable further by adding gaming peripherals such as headsets and mice. The Level 10 M Gaming Mouse, like previous Level 10 cases, was designed in partnership with BMW DesignworksUSA. One look tells you that this is not your average ordinary mouse.?"
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REVIEW Gigabyte Force M7 Thor Gaming Mouse @ PureOverclock
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The Gigabyte Force M7 Thor gaming mouse is geared toward the more cost conscious individual who is looking for a professional grade gaming mouse that`s straightforward and reliable, but will focus on their fundamental needs only. Join me as we take an in depth look at the Gigabyte Force M7 Thor Gaming Mouse to see if it brings Thor`s Hammer down like its namesake to create an exciting gaming experience."
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AZiO Levetron GM-2000 Mouse Review @ Hi Tech Legion
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The AZiO GM2000 gaming mouse uses an optical sensor and features an ergonomic design. The AZiO Levetron GM2000 has on-the-fly DPI adjustment capability and can switch between 800, 1600, and 2000 DPI levels. On the left side, the AZiO Levetron GM2000 mouse has back and forward buttons for convenient navigation or as additional inputs while gaming. Requiring no software or drivers for full functionality, the AZiO Levetron GM2000 gaming mouse is plug-and-play, fully compatible with Windows XP through 8 as well as MAC OSX 10.2 or greater. Aimed at budget enthusiasts, the AZiO Levetron GM2000 gaming mouse carries a 3-year warranty."
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Razer Ouroboros Ambidextrous Gaming Mouse Review @ HardwareHeaven.com
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Razer Ouroboros Ambidextrous Gaming Mouse Review @ HardwareHeaven.com Recently Razer released their Lamborghini inspired mouse, the Ouroboros. With multiple interchangeable parts, ambidextrous layout, wired and wireless operation, changeable shape and a distinctive design it looks to compete with some impressive gaming mice at the high end of the gaming market."
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Roccat Kone XTD Gaming mouse @ Rbmods
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There are so many gaming mice on the market these days so how should a normal gamer or consumer know how to choose which one is the right one? Today we are going to try to show you at least one mouse option; Roccat, who sent us their latest gaming mouse named Kone XTD. In our test we are going to compare it vs some other well performing gaming mice on the market. "
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