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MadManCK wrote:Haha, yes, off course

http://www.madcatz.com/mad-catz-ships-m ... t-devices/

This just makes me want one even more now

The M.O.U.S. 9 is probably the successor of the R.A.T. 9, isn't it? Both look awesome.

MadManCK wrote:The M.O.U.S. 9 is probably the successor of the R.A.T. 9, isn't it? Both look awesome.

The M.O.U.S 9 is a cheaper version of the R.A.T 9, it doesn't have rechargeable batteries I also think the DPI Settings are a bit less, and less buttons (I probably wouldn't use half of them anyway)

Well I finally took the plunge and bought one



I've got to say it's awesome easily the best mouse I have ever used plus I can program any of the buttons to do anything I like.
I can even set up different profiles for different games and it will switch to them automatically.

plus no wires and the battery lasts up to 1 year

Nice one. Should be good and looks awesome.

This Supermouse looks badass




Cougar 700M eSport
http://www.cougargaming.com/

this is my mouse & it has all i need from a mouse

Those trackball mice come in handy if you don't have room for a mousepad.

But the Couger eSport targets a different audience. High end gamers.
I almost never play games with a mouse and keyboard. Used to long time ago. But i find a controller for most games and my racerig more involving.
If you want to get the most out of shooters and related games, you are probably best off with a good gaming mouse like this.

I like it when manufacturers go crazy on their mouse designs.

That's a nice mouse I like it
It looks a bit like the one I bought a wile back Link but sadly had to get rid of because of wireless connection problems (blue tooth to be more precise) so I am looking for a new one but would still prefer something wireless (even after the problems with the last one as it could of been down to the PC build I had at the time)
Pity these don't come with that option.

You won't find eSports grade wireless mice easy, as the wireless connection can cause lag and therefore a disadvantage.

But there are plenty of cool wireless game mice available on the market.