Originally posted by: novasatori
I had an MX700 first, and it was perfect, and the MX1000 is good too...
Pretty sure the 700 was out with the 500![]()
Originally posted by: adairusmc
My Logitech G7 works great as a gaming mouse.
Switching batteries in the middle of a game kind of sucks, but rarely happens.
Originally posted by: Anubis
Originally posted by: adairusmc
My Logitech G7 works great as a gaming mouse.
Switching batteries in the middle of a game kind of sucks, but rarely happens.
yea that can get annoying, sometimes results in a death but not a big deal, ive been useing a G7 for 3 or so years its great
Originally posted by: Elcs
Originally posted by: novasatori
I had an MX700 first, and it was perfect, and the MX1000 is good too...
Pretty sure the 700 was out with the 500![]()
I still use my MX700 for gaming however it is starting to show its age. Batteries arent lasting and the reception distance seems shorter.
Still, gaming-quality wireless mice have been around for at least 2 years.
Originally posted by: novasatori
I had an MX700 first, and it was perfect, and the MX1000 is good too...
Pretty sure the 700 was out with the 500![]()
Originally posted by: TreyRandom
I've used my MX700 for gaming for years. Loved it so much, I bought a replacement, which I use at work. I'd buy another one in a heartbeat.
Originally posted by: videogames101
What's they do with the forward button on the G7? That's my ventrillo button! (Not to mention forward for webpages)
Originally posted by: CP5670
Some older mice like the MX1000 do have a significant amount of lag in my experience, but the G7 and newer mice have fixed that problem. I stick with wired ones though as I don't like the idea of having to recharge them every now and then, even if they have a charging stand.
Originally posted by: Elcs
Originally posted by: novasatori
I had an MX700 first, and it was perfect, and the MX1000 is good too...
Pretty sure the 700 was out with the 500![]()
I still use my MX700 for gaming however it is starting to show its age. Batteries arent lasting and the reception distance seems shorter.
Still, gaming-quality wireless mice have been around for at least 2 years.