Mice again - Razor Recommendation?

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I'm looking at the Copperhead and the Lachesis. Anybody have these? Drawbacks? Software or hardware issues... you name it. I've had bad luck with mice in the last couple years, and software/drivers are the primary reason that I pretty much refuse to buy Logitech anymore.
 
I picked up the Lachesis... in a couple days, I'll write up a review of what I think.
 
First blush - nice hardware, definitely responsive as hell. I'm having a very hard time getting used to it. (This is definitely going to effect my WTB performance tomorrow, I think.)

The one thing that has me on the edge about whether this is a keeper or not is the thumb buttons. They are so stiff that it actually requires real effort to push them. It's not something you can just key without having to think about it. If I try to hit the button to talk in vent while I'm trying to snipe, it's completely disruptive. It either ends up throwing my aim way out of whack, or requires me to stop any precise movement.
 
I have the Lachesis. I got used to the thumb buttons and they aren't a problem. The buttons on the other side are completely useless. I think that's the most retarded place to put buttons I've ever seen. Unless you have an extra thumb beneath your pinky lol

It is a really responsive mouse with the uber laser it has, with my exact mat it's precision is amazing.


I think logitech is the king of mice IMO but I stick with this one because the only buttons I need are the thumb ones.
 
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The buttons on the other side are completely useless.[/quote1202493834]

Unless you use the mouse with your other hand. :P

As far as I recall, that mouse is made ambidextrous, so you can use both hands.
 
I have the Copperhead, the mouse is very fast and smooth but it does take a week or so to get use to.
 
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