Love my Corsair Scimitar.
Love my Corsair Scimitar.
"Those mortal shells that we call bodies, are not ours to keep. The body is a gift of earth that must, one day, be returned from whence it came"
If it is only one button to replace you could do it yourself (you would just need replacement button and soldering iron).
How about sending e-mail/calling them?Logitech support website is broken and refuses to load
XD what?! Look at this
Razer refused warranty since it is "mechanical damage", and telling them it happened while clicking didn't helped ...
Ya, there is no chance in hell that broke from normal "clicking". You either got mad and threw it on the desk or smashed it with your fist.
Nagas aren't about "12 additional buttons", it's about moving your hotbar to your right thumb, which frees up your left hand for movement. Never again do you have to take your fingers off of WSAD to hit number keys.
With a Naga, I can simultaneously move around, click things with my mouse, and use any ability. Pretty difficult to do that normally.
And with simple use of shift / alt modifiers, I can have 36 separate keybinds easily usable without taking my fingers off of the movement keys.
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Bought my Naga in 2012. I started a couple months ago showing the double-click issue. I'd say that's quite a good value for money.
I'd say MMO mice are not recommended at all as a class of mice, same with wireless and modular mice.
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I don't like the "keyboard" on the side of the mouse. the G500s is the one I like the most.
I like to have lots of buttons on a mouse for WoW, but can't stand Naga style keypad thumb button arrays (I can't get used to distinguishing the buttons apart). My personal preference is the Logitech G700s, even if the sensor is considered somewhat sub optimal, because the layout and size/weight of it are just perfect for my hands. I also really like the Logitech G502 if you don't want a wireless mouse design.
Using same one since 2009, which was the first generation (blue)
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It becomes automatism after a while, since button 4 5 6 and 10 11 12 have like a tiny plastic ridge, they feel different then 1 2 3 , 7 8 9 , on the first one at least.
G502 for all-around purposes.
G900, if you've got the money'z, I use a G900.
The buttons, and binds were never really an issue, moving the keypad under the thumb in my eyes is one of the worse options one could choose. Mainly because you can optimize your binds and learn to use more control buttons such as alt(for less used keys) with your left hand and maintain your movement ability, which revolves around just pressing a button or 2(no aim required).
Setting the thumb up for clicking makes mouse control considerably worse in all cases. The people that tell you otherwise are only kidding themselves. The mouse hand is for mousing in general, the standard 5-button layout is one of the best and is a reason for being called a standard.
G502 is a nice extension with extras that aren't in the way, mouse itself is heavy though. But for an MMO, it's great. Hell, I've even played high-ranked CS:GO with the G502. Although I did swap around to a much lighter G303 ~Supreme.
My 2cents, don't fall for the gimmicks, I've used a naga, 1st one broke in ~6 months, bought 2 more over the course of 2 years(within which I used a different mouse half the time) and never again.
Still have my original Razer Naga blue, after about 2 years of countless clicks the left button started to double click due to plastic tab getting worn out, but I replaced it with my custom-made metal one and it still works perfectly 4 or 5 years on!
I bought my Naga like 5-6 years ago, not even a dent in it and I can say I'm quite an avid gamer.
The buttons on the side feel different (with the little ledge) and also feels comfortable in my palm.
I tried a scimitar before, felt really clumsy since I actually had to do things but movement (WASD) with my left hand. Also broke after 6 months, they refused to refund/replace it.
dont know where you get your nagas, but ive had mine since 2012 and it still works fine lol
in 9 yrs i've gone through 1 Naga (original) and have had my 2nd for the last 4 (Naga Epic) years, works great, and i click and button-press when i play (more button than click). i would suggest either sticking with what you know (the Logitech) or moving to the Naga.
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2011 Utah, USA Best Buy in American Fork.
That started double-clicking Dec same year, purchased in July. Later I replaced it right after, used the 2nd one for a while and then left it there for a longer gap, until I bought the current looking one as the 3rd insect around ~2 years ago. Used it for 1 day, placed it in the cupboard, and sold it 2 days later for 40% of the purchase price. Problems with the scroll wheel on the 3rd.
2nd one got it's double click ~2 months in and was purchased locally in Estonia, like the 3rd.
The one I got from America, did last the longest in comparison, which is logical, it'd make sense better QC items go to higher prio nations.
Yet it's basically the same globally with them so... yeah.