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My old mouse (an X7 Predator) finally kicked the bucket, so I'm on the hunt for a replacement by $67. Ideally, I'd love to grab it from this site:
The main reason is they have an actual storefront nearby, which is handy. They carry stuff from Microsoft, Electronic Arts, Logitech, and SharkNinja. I'm not entirely sure though—are Microsoft's mice actually any good?
To be honest, I don't really play Multiplayer FPS games or anything intense like that. I definitely don't need anything over 2000 DPI. I just want something with an optical sensor, a cable longer than 1.5m, and a scroll wheel that actually works properly—you know, without skipping or jumping around like those cheap ones do.
The main reason is they have an actual storefront nearby, which is handy. They carry stuff from Microsoft, Electronic Arts, Logitech, and SharkNinja. I'm not entirely sure though—are Microsoft's mice actually any good?
To be honest, I don't really play Multiplayer FPS games or anything intense like that. I definitely don't need anything over 2000 DPI. I just want something with an optical sensor, a cable longer than 1.5m, and a scroll wheel that actually works properly—you know, without skipping or jumping around like those cheap ones do.