70% off RRP$169 on this mouse. Also at 70% off is the Prime $41.95. The Prime is cheaper at Scorptec $29 with C&C.
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Step 1. Lift your mouse up and turn it upside down.
Step 2. The text is too small, bring the mouse to your face.
Step 3. Get the laser pointed right in your eye, but at least now you know what cpi, and polling rate, as if you couldn't tell by moving the mouse.
suffered burn in now my mouse is blind smh
Hmmm the OLED sounds like a gimmick but it could come in handy for quick DPI swaps
I just need a new mouse for my laptop, work station. Is this overkill? Lll
not gonna comment on how suited a gaming mouse is for work, but might as well save 10 cents and get the wireless prime version. Not exactly needing that oled screen https://www.ple.com.au/Products/650351/steelseries-prime-wir…
Maybe not, I don’t like using these for work.
It feels like more effort is required compared to MX Anywhere or MX Master.
If this is going to be your main mouse, maybe worth trying out in person first before deciding.
The clicks probably would be bit louder than what you would like for work if it is like my Prime Wireless mouse
Didn't think of that
I just want to mouse for my laptop, when you use it for like work or study
I liked Razer Orochi v2, I like having the ability to use bluetooth since you might prefer to switch which one you are linked to like your mouse.
@iridiumstem: I definitely want Bluetooth!
Mouse is a mouse I spose, just always want the best! My currently doesn't have a scroller which would make studying easier!
The Prime mouse from Amazon. Had to read that twice.
for Prime+ members only, too
20 ms click latency in case anyone was considering using this for fast-paced games. You'd expect a lot better for a product marketed and priced like this (at RRP)
What's a good (good value and performance balance) multi-purpose wired mouse?
OLED screen lol