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Depends on your budget as well.
[Edit:] I have the Microsoft/Razer Habu, but I have not been gaming much since I got it like over a year ago. I do however love the way it glides on my Razer eXactMat when I do play games or move icons around on my desktop![]()
Basically what I meant to say was that I wouldnt hesitate to recommend the Habu and eXactMat as I have no complaints, but u're gonna have to do your own research on how the various mice compare. I would think that most people will only have experience with a couple of gaming mice at best, unless they regularly do hardware reviewsDepends on your budget as well.
[Edit:] I have the Microsoft/Razer Habu, but I have not been gaming much since I got it like over a year ago. I do however love the way it glides on my Razer eXactMat when I do play games or move icons around on my desktop![]()
Depends on your budget as well.
[Edit:] I have the Microsoft/Razer Habu, but I have not been gaming much since I got it like over a year ago. I do however love the way it glides on my Razer eXactMat when I do play games or move icons around on my desktop![]()
I manage to keep my eXactMat close to spotless, but then again i cover it religiously when it's not in use and am always blowing specks of dust off it or wiping specks of dust off. Have taken to using it at work now, cause it makes my bluetooth Microsoft 5000 notebook mouse feel all that much smoother , and I'm still managing to keep it very cleani didnt enjoy the exact matt at all
hard to keep clean and surface feels horrible
went back to my mantis speed
i didnt enjoy the exact matt at all
hard to keep clean and surface feels horrible
went back to my mantis speed
I manage to keep my eXactMat close to spotless, but then again i cover it religiously when it's not in use and am always blowing specks of dust off it or wiping specks of dust off.