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    Still looking for a good gaming mouse for large hands.

    Been using a two side button Dell and to hard to get those buttons hit in action.

    What are the Gamers on here using and why.
    Need one with at least 3 thumb programable buttons easily accessed.

    Have looked at about 20 of the top ones but hard to tell by just sight.
    Don't need 12 buttons like some have seen and probably get hard to hit without looking at it..
    70 to 100 bucks the price range.

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    Mionix NAOS 5000

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    Quote Originally Posted by PC_User View Post
    Mionix NAOS 5000
    Thanks,

    Will check it out.

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    Default Re: Gaming Mouse

    Here are a few reviews I found without much effort, three written and two video. The guys doing the video reviews are annoying, but there is some good info in there.

    http://www.pureoverclock.com/review.php?id=901

    http://www.overclockersclub.com/reviews/mionix_naos_5000/%3Cbr%20/%3E
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    Default Re: Gaming Mouse

    I still use my Logitech ones.

    For my large hands I like the G500, great mount and comfortable.
    I also have 2 G9x as well, Great mice for the money.

    I also had a steelseries Sensei, but didn't like it as much since I couldn't adjust my DPI speeds on the fly like I can with my Logitechs so I sold it on ebay a while back. Your options to speeds were allot more limited in comparison.

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    Mionix Naos 5000. Awesome. Here's my review:

    Mionix Naos 5000 Gaming Mouse

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    Quote Originally Posted by Skyguy View Post
    Mionix Naos 5000. Awesome. Here's my review:

    Mionix Naos 5000 Gaming Mouse
    Thanks,

    I checked it out when you first posted it.

    Looks like a good mouse, But trying to find one with at least 3 raised thumb buttons easy to hit on the fly.

    Like to find a side scroll also to go with it if could program to go left and right in gaming.
    Also two more options as to buttons.
    Probably not out there.

    Later
    Last edited by Irocing; 05-07-2012 at 15:04.

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    MMO 7 XD Only gaming mouse I've ever had so :P
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    Quote Originally Posted by PoLoMoTo View Post
    MMO 7 XD Only gaming mouse I've ever had so :P
    Thanks Polo,

    To pricey for a mouse.

    Have it down to two.

    G9x or the Adder.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Irocing View Post
    Still looking for a good gaming mouse for large hands.

    Been using a two side button Dell and to hard to get those buttons hit in action.

    What are the Gamers on here using and why.
    Need one with at least 3 thumb programable buttons easily accessed.

    Have looked at about 20 of the top ones but hard to tell by just sight.
    Don't need 12 buttons like some have seen and probably get hard to hit without looking at it..
    70 to 100 bucks the price range.

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    I use the feenix nascita and I like it mroe than my old Death Adder
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    Quote Originally Posted by quickskills View Post
    I use the feenix nascita and I like it mroe than my old Death Adder
    First, Welcome to Pure OC.

    Watched the U-Tube video and, That guy was sure impressed with the box it came in.

    He didn't explain hardly any features such as controls, ect.

    Why does it have to have headlights

    Might be a good mouse but to Pricey, Hard to get, and no track record.


    Thanks.

    Probably going Logitech since also running a G-15 and the softwares already there.

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    Have you looked at Corsair mice? The vengeance m60 looks like it might work for you.
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    Thanks Niel,

    Price is right but (But Need MO) thumb buttons.

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    I use the Logitech MX-518, but has only got two thumb buttons and no sideways scroll either, but a good mouse, had it for a long time.

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      • PSU:
      • Coolmaster 850 82A Modular
      • Cooling:
      • EK-XT Micro-Rez XSPC 240 X 2 + XSPC 120 MCP 355 pump-600.5
      • Sound:
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      • Samsung 26- 1920x1200
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    Have you looked at Corsair mice? The vengeance m60 looks like it might work for you.
    Everytime I think I have one, Another pops up.

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