Logitech G7 and mouse skates Q?

[njswift10141980]

Hey guys have the Ulti-mat mouse pad and the ulti-mat skates where should I place the on my Logitech G7

 

[acegazda]

It doesn't say in the manual? Why did you even get those? It's a laser mouse and should be good on any surface. Actually it's one of the best laser mice.

 

[QueBert]

Originally posted by: acegazda
It doesn't say in the manual? Why did you even get those? It's a laser mouse and should be good on any surface. Actually it's one of the best laser mice.

the teflon feets are great for making the mouse glide better. I put them on my logitech and man oh man it was smooth.

 

[Maethor]

G7 is laser and they dont work well on some surfaces. Also eventually the feet will wear down. Mine are almost a year old now and are starting to peel and have problems because it sees so much use.

I have found the G7 doesnt work well on transparent and rough surfaces in fact the smoother the better as for the teflon feet those are very useful to have and replace every now and then.

 

[Xyclone]

The G5 and G7 has PTFE feet, which makes for an awesome glide. Mouseskates or any other extra feet are not needed IMO.

 

[Araemo]

Originally posted by: Xyclone
The G5 and G7 has PTFE feet, which makes for an awesome glide. Mouseskates or any other extra feet are not needed IMO.

PTFE is teflon.

 

[Xyclone]

Originally posted by: Araemo

Originally posted by: Xyclone
The G5 and G7 has PTFE feet, which makes for an awesome glide. Mouseskates or any other extra feet are not needed IMO.

PTFE is teflon.

you're the man now dawg? :thumbsup:

 

[eastvillager]

You don't need them. If you're going to put them on anyways, then it should be obvious that you'd put them on the feet the mouse already has.

 

[thescreensavers]

you dont need em

FROM LOGITCHS SITE

Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) gaming feet
Forget sticky workarounds?the G7's durable polytetrafluoroethylene feet give the ultra-smooth glide you want in a gaming mouse.