GIZORAMA - One of the most hated things about the old mechanical computer mouse design with a ball was having to clean dirt and lint off the rollers inside. While the move to optical and laser has remedied much of that headache, there is still the potential of crud getting caught up in the hole that emits the light. A4Tech decided their mice needed to go one step further and make them holeless. The G7-310D is part of the new holeless and no lag line that features technology in the wireless receiver to cut down down on delay from movement of the mouse to the screen caused by speed of the signal.
Most gaming keyboards aim to offer two things: super-fast response time, and a nice, defined button click. There are some models, however, which dare stray from the norm. Take the Bloody B740A by A4Tech as an example: it’s a rare, even exotic kind of mechanical keyboard, which attempts to achieve even faster response times by using innovative infra-red switches.
If you're looking for a cool, yet affordable gaming mouse, and you like the characteristic looks of the Bloody T5, you have GamerDino's full support to ahead and check out at the nearest web-shop.
This gaming mouse feels essential. It can't offer you the brand recognition of some more expensive and well known products, but every gamer (professional ones included) should take a good look at it and at least give it a try. It will not disappoint.
If you can afford it, I recommend the Razer Naga Hex. I don't like most of their products, but the Naga Hex is a fantastic mouse. If mine were to break I would buy another one. Though I've had this mouse since the red Naga Hex first came out and it's still going strong.
I was in the same boat recently for a new mouse & did a lot of research. Ended up buying ROCCAT KOne Pure. Was'nt disappointed, great mouse.
Optical: Logitech G502
Laser: Corsair M65
Lefty: Steelseries Sensei Raw
