Cyber Snipa Silencer Mouse

[eurocracy]

Well, I've seen a bunch of cool mouse designs, the roccat and the R.A.T. really do stand out. But I've got to tell you, this is probably the most beautiful mouse I have ever seen, just checked out this manufacturer today and it looks pretty decent.

Just... wow, that thing looks amazing.
Features:

Up to 5000 DPI using state-of-art laser technology
On the fly DPI selection with 4 configurable levels
9 programmable buttons with 7 modes, allowing up to 63 unique macro scripts to be assigned to the mouse
Software tool for mouse configuration
Programmable buttons feature as both gaming buttons or Internet buttons
4-way scrolling
Adjust lift button allowing for optimal sensor performance
16 bit data path for ultimate performance
1000 Hz polling rate
7200 frame rate
150 inch/sec tracking speed
2 super size low friction PTFE feet
Adjustable weight system with 6 x 4.9gr weights
Changeable right side rubber grips
Ergonomic and comfortable design

One thing to note is that EVEN THOUGH it is a top-end gaming mouse with ones such as the R.A.T 7, R.A.T 9, Roccat Kone+ and the Razer Imperator. It has a little less DPI than them. The R.A.T and the Razer mice have 400 more DPI than this thing, but does it really matter? The Roccat Kone+ is still on top DPI wise with 6000 DPI!
It has a lovely lift feature which will no doubt help out quite a bit in RTS and FPS games when you need to lift your mouse up. I'm a low sensitivity gamer myself and I fin that that would be an excellent feature.
Oh yeah, and the Roccat Kova finally caught up with it's friend the Kone and got the "+" makeover.

Wow... which one to choose...

 

[The Slayer]

Up to 5000 DPI using state-of-art laser technology (u don't need 5000 DPI lol)
On the fly DPI selection with 4 configurable levels
9 programmable buttons with 7 modes, allowing up to 63 unique macro scripts to be assigned to the mouse (this is a little bit much, u'll never use this...)
Software tool for mouse configuration (standard for gaming mouses)
Programmable buttons feature as both gaming buttons or Internet buttons (alot of normal mouses have this...)
4-way scrolling (mine has this to)
Adjust lift button allowing for optimal sensor performance
16 bit data path for ultimate performance
1000 Hz polling rate
7200 frame rate
150 inch/sec tracking speed
2 super size low friction PTFE feet
Adjustable weight system with 6 x 4.9gr weights
Changeable right side rubber grips
Ergonomic and comfortable design (this is what they all promise. At the end, every gaming mouse has some sort of comfort, but if your hand just isn't right for it, it's just bad...)

this is what i think of your mouse choise. My mouse has a scroll weel and 2 buttons. It's a standard PS/2 mouse; my othermouse, is a kudos gaming mouse, hard to get but one of the finnest i've used. And, it's 50€, if u get it.

 

[runo]

I think he was just saying what makes the mouse GOOD (i.e. worth buying), not what makes it unique or outstanding. It is a pretty cool mouse though -- it looks like a happy medium between the R.A.T. 3 and the Razer Naga with a little Kone+ thrown in.

I do disagree that 5000 DPI is unnecessary, though; yes, while you don't need 5000 DPI alone, it is useful to have a high-DPI mouse so you can scale down the actual mouse SPEED/sensitivity and keep the mouse software DPI cranked up -- from what I hear and have personally experienced, this makes for smoother use of the mouse in games and less twitch/lag. I can't tell you the science behind it, but it seems to work.

 

[reflex99]

i use the 5700 DPI setting on my mouse >.>

 

[Ph?bus]

i use the 5700 DPI setting on my mouse >.>

Explains your bad aim.

 

[reflex99]

not all the time >.>

 

[eurocracy]

You turn the DPI on max and turn ingame sensitivity down so you get a greater variety of angles in FPS games.

 

[labowsky]

only 60 bucks? that's pretty good imo.
was looking for a new mouse, might have to pick this up haha