Is this mouse that much different than the FK1? I accidentally purchased this over the FK1
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The FK1 is a bit larger than the FK. The FK1 also has much more standard DPI settings (400/800/1600/3200) than the FK (450/1150/2300). The FK1 has a completely different sensor which also handles tracking much better (does not lose tracking at as low of a speed as the FK). It's not a HUGE deal that you bought this one over the FK1, but if you're used to playing at 400 DPI with really low in-game sensitivity, you might want to get the FK1. Otherwise, the FK is just fine.
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It isn't that much different, the only difference is the extra 50 dpi in FK and the FK is smaller than the FK1. These are all the things I can think of right now, hope this helped.
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No not at all it just feels right. I can honestly say that I hate using regular mice now because they just don't feel as comfortable as this mouse does. The second right click is really the only way to go, and if you game you will definitely find a use for it while playing.
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I bought that same mouse and I really like it. I'm not a mouse expert, but I game with it and haven't been disappointed with it at all. I've had mine for about 7 months or so.
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I had the g600 before i got this.The buttons take some getting used to when you first get it but the build material and quality is a lot higher than the logitech. The buttons are easier to press on the corsair one once you get used to where they are at also.
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I have the MX 518, and just bought this one for another computer. They are pretty much the same, but the G400s seems to be taller. This is an issue for my daughter, but not so much for the men in the family. I haven't tried the G400s yet, so I don't know if it would work for me.
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This is the smoothest gliding mouse I have ever used. I've had 2 other Logitech mice and one is almost as good (a M505, very small) and another that wasn't smooth at all and died a early death. I don't remember the number of the bad one.
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FK1 is the new, slightly larger, slightly heavier version. See here: http://www.zowiegear.com/index.php?i=news&p=58
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Hey A. I got the Saitek Cyborg Unit and had it for a couple of days of game play for WOW. I didn't like it at all, some reason being, Is it felt like it was constructed "cheap". By that I mean the adjustable features of the palm pad and thumb control had too much play (loose). I didn't like the software for the Key setup either, it require to make time and effort. I would suggest the Logitech G13. Ton of option, easy plug and play, programming key can be done with just a couple key strokes. And the Dpad can be assign to control mouse. link to show and prove its easy. http://logitech-en-amr.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/31714/section/troubleshoot/crid/411/lt_product_id/5123/tabs/1,3,2,4,5/cl/us,en Hey A. I got the Saitek Cyborg Unit and had it for a couple of days of game play for WOW. I didn't like it at all, some reason being, Is it felt like it was constructed "cheap". By that I mean the adjustable features of the palm pad and thumb control had too much play (loose). I didn't like the software for the Key setup either, it require to make time and effort. I would suggest the Logitech G13. Ton of option, easy plug and play, programming key can be done with just a couple key strokes. And the Dpad can be assign to control mouse. link to show and prove its easy.... » Read More Hey A. I got the Saitek Cyborg Unit and had it for a couple of days of game play for WOW. I didn't like it at all, some reason being, Is it felt like it was constructed "cheap". By that I mean the adjustable features of the palm pad and thumb control had too much play (loose). I didn't like the software for the Key setup either, it require to make time and effort. I would suggest the Logitech G13. Ton of option, easy plug and play, programming key can be done with just a couple key strokes. And the Dpad can be assign to control mouse. link to show and prove its easy. http://logitech-en-amr.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/31714/section/troubleshoot/crid/411/lt_product_id/5123/tabs/1,3,2,4,5/cl/us,en « Show Less
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to me, the m305 is more comfortable. ATM, im looking for a mouse similar to m305 but has a smoother scroll.
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Nope. Not me. One of the top three gaming mice I've ever owned. I'd exchange if possible.
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Because Logitech hasn't made this mouse in almost 6 years, and it's an AMAZINGLY popular mouse. Also are you certain the one you saw in the store was a G5 and not the new G500?
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I would return any logitech you purchased and go with this one. It's great. I have no complaints at all. I've purchased 8 different ones before these.
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Every mouse is different. They all have good and bad points. I use the G502 mostly but I had a job that the Rival was much better and it is a much worse mouse. I have wanted to try the G402 also as I like the lighter weight idea. Most mouses today are not very durable though, but you just have to try to find the most durable you can.
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Absolutely. That's the whole reason I'm even looking at this mouse. I use my G13, G510s, and G700s almost exclusively for work. I have so many macros set up for just about everything. The software is so flexible. I've just about run out of room on both the G13 and G510s, so I need more "room" for programmed functions. I plan on making the G600 my own soon and being able to really cut loose on macros and so forth.
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Never heard that question before and not sure what the differences are. This is a replacement mouse I've had with an older version of windows and still works great with Windows 7.
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From looking at the specs on both products, the following comes forth: the business model has a product number (44Q-0001) and the "home" model doesn't. The business model has a rated distance of 33', the "home" model has a rated distance of "up to 30'." Both have 104 keys, both have identical keyboards, the mouse for both is identical. The size for both is the same, KB: 18.1" x 8.59" x 1.47"; Mouse 4.59" x 2.77" x 1.6"; Transceiver 1.83" x 0.62" x 0.31". Both require 2 AA batteries (included) for the KB and two more AA batteries (included) for the Mouse. Both appear to use a USB for the transceiver. Both appear to have a 15 month user life for the KB and an 8 month user life for the mouse. The prices range from $50 to $70 on both products as well, depending on where one buys them. So other than that, I don't know.
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Good question! This mouse feels more like a Microsoft or Dell mouse to me. I've used Logitech mice but most have been minis or micros and the wheel is a little more raised out of the mouse on the Logitechs in my opinion. My two cents. Take it for what it's worth : ). Good luck!