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Logitech G100s Optical Gaming Mouse
Logitech offers you their latest gaming mouse, the Logitech G100s Optical Gaming Mouse. This wired mouse comes with a 4-button design, a high precision optical sensor adopting a ‘delta zero sensor technology’, a 250-2500dpi resolution (switchable) and a USB 2.0 connector. The Logitech G100s Optical Gaming Mouse is available now for about $35.
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Logitech, Inc., birth new brand of gaming fans around the world of the long-awaited "Logicool G" series As a result of, "Logitech G430 Surround Sound Gaming Headset" August 23, 2013 (Fri, a total of two models:: (G100s, following G100s model number) of (model G430, following G430), "Logitech G100s Optical Gaming Mouse" will be sold by Logitech dealer and online store from Logitech). Price is open price, the Logitech online store price, 8,980 yen "G430", "G100s" will be (tax included) 3,980 yen.
You can enjoy a comfortable game play even for a long time, G430 is a 7.1ch surround sound headset with Dolby ® technology. It is possible the sound is spread in three-dimensional, faithfully reproduces the sound field full of a sense of reality, to detect even the position and movement of the enemy that does not appear on the screen yet. In addition, ear pads to fit snuggly into the ear is rotated up to 90 degrees, it has been adopted using the high-performance sports material with breathable "ear cup". Thus, it is now possible to suppress the accumulation of moisture and heat, you can use the headset comfortably in the game play for a long time, to concentrate on the game. Moreover, this "ear cup" is also possible to wash in water is removed, you can enjoy the feeling of use clean and comfortable at all times. Convey with clear audio partner block the ambient noise even "noise-canceling microphone". It is possible to receive it is flat earcups place when not in use.
Ideal for those seeking a noise-canceling microphone with headset, which is said to clear voice the person who wants to enjoy it to reproduce a realistic dynamic game creators intended, and who seek the comfortable feeling of wearing the long-time use product. Because it was located on the cable a controller that can quickly mute the microphone and adjust the volume further, it can be easily operated even during game play.
High-precision optical sensor deployment, G100s is a highly durable gaming mouse. Because it was equipped with a "delta zero sensor technology" to achieve the targeting and control of stable and accurate. Excellent hydrophobic coating that is hard with fingerprints, dirt is given palm surface, and has adopted the symmetry design to fit perfect for either hand. Grip to adjust to a hand of a natural curve shape, I realized a comfortable operability. It is also possible to easily switch between the resolution of the game further.Targeting of pixels from (250dpi) high-speed movement (up to 2500dpi), you can switch instantly at the touch of a button, which is placed in the scroll wheel just below the speed of the one that can be preset 3 to fit the circumstances of the game. It is a product that is good for those who switch the resolution to suit your scene those seeking a highly durable gaming mouse, and who seek the mouse comfortable usability that can be used by hand either the left or the right side.
In confidence in pursuit of that is equipped with the latest technology of Logitech lead and gaming keyboard and PC gaming mouse, peripherals industry of PC gaming, win the game, Game, "Logicool G" series, comfort of the operation It is the product which give you a taste of the full. In the line-up was substantial, it was served as the design and usability of this "Logicool G" series, offers a variety of products that satisfy towards the core users who love the game of all genres.
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#4643674 Posted on: 08/25/2013 08:43 AM
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#4643984 Posted on: 08/25/2013 07:54 PM
Unlike some people may believe, laser has yet to achieve the same reliable performance as optical. The first generation of laser mice suffered from not being able to track at faster speeds. Logitech G5, Razer Copperhead, ...
These mice would only track up to 1,25 to 1,5 meters/second. The newer generation of laser mice (Steelseries Sensei, Logitech G500, ...) can go up to 5 m/s in some cases but they have a new issue: Irregular acceleration, both negative and positive of around 5%. I'm not talking about the acceleration from the drivers you can set up, it's a built in bug in the Avago laser sensors that is being used in pretty much every of these mice.
Unreliable tracking = useless for any gamer who's playing on a slightly higher level then just casual.
In pure raw performance, gimmicks and features aside, the 2 best performing mice on the market atm are the Razer Deathadder and the Logitech G400.
The Avage ADNS 3090 is also gaining more popularity and some mice perform close to the 2 aformentioned mice, although it varies depending on how well the firmware is programmed.
ROCCAT Savu has some issues with some mousepads, but paired with the right mousepad for the job, it's on par with the G400 and deathadder.
My main issue with the G100s is that they didn't increase the price and used a cheaper sensor instead of the one being used in the G400.
Zowie mice are great if you don't reach speeds beyond 3,5 m/s. I hope they do fix it some day because I adore their shapes, but sadly I hit 4 m/s once in a while.
On the Steelseries Laser mice, the acceleration issue seems less severe then on the Logitech G500.
Source:
http://www.esreality.com/?a=longpost&id=1265679&page=11 (A Laser mouse)
http://www.esreality.com/?a=longpost&id=1300293&page=2 (Old Deathadder)
So laser is passe now, is it? Too costly to produce anymore? Just seems strange technology has gone backwards a bit.
Unlike some people may believe, laser has yet to achieve the same reliable performance as optical. The first generation of laser mice suffered from not being able to track at faster speeds. Logitech G5, Razer Copperhead, ...
These mice would only track up to 1,25 to 1,5 meters/second. The newer generation of laser mice (Steelseries Sensei, Logitech G500, ...) can go up to 5 m/s in some cases but they have a new issue: Irregular acceleration, both negative and positive of around 5%. I'm not talking about the acceleration from the drivers you can set up, it's a built in bug in the Avago laser sensors that is being used in pretty much every of these mice.
Unreliable tracking = useless for any gamer who's playing on a slightly higher level then just casual.
In pure raw performance, gimmicks and features aside, the 2 best performing mice on the market atm are the Razer Deathadder and the Logitech G400.
The Avage ADNS 3090 is also gaining more popularity and some mice perform close to the 2 aformentioned mice, although it varies depending on how well the firmware is programmed.
ROCCAT Savu has some issues with some mousepads, but paired with the right mousepad for the job, it's on par with the G400 and deathadder.
My main issue with the G100s is that they didn't increase the price and used a cheaper sensor instead of the one being used in the G400.
Zowie mice are great if you don't reach speeds beyond 3,5 m/s. I hope they do fix it some day because I adore their shapes, but sadly I hit 4 m/s once in a while.
On the Steelseries Laser mice, the acceleration issue seems less severe then on the Logitech G500.
Source:
http://www.esreality.com/?a=longpost&id=1265679&page=11 (A Laser mouse)
http://www.esreality.com/?a=longpost&id=1300293&page=2 (Old Deathadder)
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#4643991 Posted on: 08/25/2013 08:03 PM
I can vouch for the quality of the G400! It is a very good mouse, although my first G400 had a cable issue, Logitech sent me another one without asking to get my mouse back. I decided to buy another G400 (I got the G400s), same thing, amazing...
I also have a G500 and it sucks so much... The sensor placement... and the acceleration...
I can vouch for the quality of the G400! It is a very good mouse, although my first G400 had a cable issue, Logitech sent me another one without asking to get my mouse back. I decided to buy another G400 (I got the G400s), same thing, amazing...
I also have a G500 and it sucks so much... The sensor placement... and the acceleration...
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#4644001 Posted on: 08/25/2013 08:20 PM
Optical? I had to double check the date of the article to see if this was new. I suppose optical technology now is better than when I first used it years ago.
They'll be releasing ball mice next.
Optical? I had to double check the date of the article to see if this was new. I suppose optical technology now is better than when I first used it years ago.
They'll be releasing ball mice next.
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I've never had high speed tracking problems, DPI settings scale just as expected as well. Hair does rarely get caught up in the sensor area, which also affects my optical mice, but not as severly. Keeping a clean area for your mouse does work wonders for that issue however.
I've been using laser mice since 2005 now and I wouldn't look back. I used both cheapo and high end optical mice before that.
I like Logitech's move making a decent entry level mouse here, lets just hope the microswitches last longer than a month.
Asking him to provide a source shows you aren't in any competitive scenes. In the CS GO scene, optical mice like the Zowie AM and the DeathAdder 2013 are king. They simply track better than any laser mouse can. With that said, the differences are trivial and don't necessarily make you a better player. It just removes unnecessary frustration from negative acceleration.