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ooked on the web and retarded out reviews on mice and then start reading about the combination of mice and mousepads (albeit probably 3 annuals later than everyone else and how critical the combination could be.
Now that I'm a tiny older and the "purchase cheap, buy double" policy makes so much sense,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], I came to the conclusion that I wanted the best mouse and the best mouse mat.
This brought me to 2 items
1) Logitech G5 Laser Mouse
2) SteelSeries Mousepad 4S (Rigid metal mouse pad with chemical etched matt black surface)
I nearly bit the hand off the allocation fellow on the morning they were delivered, frantically unwrapping them like it was my 10th Birthday - looking good,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], opened the Steelpad 4S Steel 1st and saw the matt dark, about stealth looking mousepad. Great. Then opened the Logitech carton and had a look by the G5 Laser mouse. Very impressed.
I plugged the mouse in and fraught the software />
First impressions of the G5
1) It saw good. Felt great.
2) I didn't like the wheel (it provided a lot extra resistance than the Microsoft Optical mouse - it wasn't as free wheeling)
I messed nigh with the weights and judged that it wasn't for me so I put the Logitech G5 Laser mouse back in its packaging and contacted the supplier for a RMA number. Very dissatisfied indeed!
NOTE: READ THE REST OF THE REVIEW AND SEE HOW MY MIND CHANGED
Next for the Steelpad 4S Steel
Now this looked good, felt good and best of all, it performed. Using my Microsoft optical mouse on it worked great - however it seemed to have very a bit of noise and friction. I fitted some pad surfers (a strip of self-adhesive low friction substance that is supplied with the steel pad) mow them to size and stuck them to the feet of the mouse.
Much better.
A week passed and I'd not had a accident to mail the G5 behind - as some reason I thought I'd give it different attempt. I don't understand why I did this, whatsoever I'd kept ashore perusing large reviews and thought I must be doing someone erroneous here.
I got it setup as before and initially it felt better on the 4S Steel surface than the optical. After one hour of me mentioning that the scroll wheel was too hard to move I started to habituated to it. I likewise changed the buttons so that the '+' button was (Ctrl+Enter), as I use Opera browser - this namely useful for wand commands and the '-' button to switched between the new and last page open in Opera (Ctrl+Tab). Which, whether you're comparing two web pages can be truly useful.
I secondhand the left and right on the scroll cycle to deed for navel button so that it would open up the elected link in the backdrop. Again a very profitable tool.
It was starting to grow on me. The ultimate fodder was that I had an identical MS Optical mouse on another pc in another chamber in the house and once I used it - it felt so cheap and the scroll wheel really felt like it didn't have enough resistance!
A week alternatively so passed and I started to get displeased with the scraping clamor of the G5 Laser Mouse on the Steelpad 4S Steel so I ordered some, specially devised, G5 pad-surfers from Steelpad. This seemed to do the trick and I cautiously cleared the original ones from the G5. Much quieter - or at fewest it appeared. A week afterward I was getting frustrated with the noise again and the scraping sensibility (cue the fingernails on chalkboard noise) - I'd had ample.
As I really liked Steelpad's introduction and representation, yet not the noise - I went back and ordered the Steelseries 5L fabric and plastic mouse mat. Wow,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych],[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], instant noise reduction, fine padded feeling (not too soft - fair right) and it was a little bigger.
I immediately have the best composition of always now. The best mouse and it's tied in with the best mouse-pad (well, in my attitude yet).
If you want a great combination don't bother with the 4S,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych],[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], get the 5L and the Logitech G5 laser - there's no beatin