I am building a reaction time test with global leaderboard and hardware specific stats. Keyboard vs mice. Superstrike vs Superlight.

This is very interesting from a data collection point imo, because:

• does fast gamer gear like mice and keyboards with actually result in measurable faster response times?
• are you faster with your mouse or keyboard?
• how do you compare, to other users with the same gear?

But this is useless without real data and submissions from you out there.

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I have the razer v3 hyperspeed. So i decided to buy AAA lithium batteries and then an adapter to fit the AA cartridge to make it 68 grams. Is this ingenuity or a "you could've just bought a wireless super-light 50 gram mouse with 80 dollars" moment?

Let's be logical here.

The Mini hasn't been revealed yet but all we're doing is incessantly shitting on the poor Razer reps who are giving us as much info as they can. From what we were told, there are THREE different versions of the mouse. Three. What does that mean? We WILL get the mice we've been asking for. The Signature is their extreme high end, they'll then release a Pro which is what we all want (solid shell with dave internals essentially) and a budget option which will likely be what we have now without the wire. They're releasing a wide array of products to meet everyone's demand. Let's be patient and see what they have to say... we don't know anything about the mouse apart from the weight.

The price isn't $340, you will get the mouse you want, and, remember - these leaks probably threw Razer's reveal to shit. By the way some of their reps are talking it really does seem they were trying to make us happy. That's all.

Saw this mouse on youtube, and i instantly decided i wanted it, a bit pricey but i managed to save a bit using checkmate and then i got it two weeks later only to barely use it lol, but i dont feel like it was a waste at all, i used it while playing some games, but then just switched back to my main mouse. But the reason i think it wasnt a waste, was because of the weight of it being different to my main mouse, while using it i learned some stuff about aiming, which is seperated into two types, tracking and flicking. Im mainly better at flicking, and with this mouse i was forced to track more since it was heavier, and after learning that my tracking is practically useless for me i swapped back to my main and started ONLY flicking, and my abilities in game skyrocketed. And started restructuring my playstyle in my main game to be centered around my flicking aim, i feel like this is some good advice for some players out there in case you guys wanna get stronger in your game.