How is the traction in comparison to a Razer Goliathus Control?
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Never used a Razer mouse pad so I can't really compare the two but I don't think I would want to use anything else after getting this. My mouse never slips on it and the pads condition is still as though it is brand new. Maybe someone else has a definite answer for you.
1921550
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.
2224555
It's roughly the same. The width across from end-to-end is pretty much the same. It's thicker though, because of the need for AA batteries. That also adds a little to the weight. But I have a PS3 at home and have used it for many years, and I find this controller quite comfortable, very similar layout.
423541
It doesn't feel mushy, but it wouldn't feel comfortable to use the middle click as something you press extremely often during gameplay due to its bulkyness. It also isn't so easily depressed for extremely frequent use.
1712596
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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It works very well Matt. As Miles have said, performs quite well on non-traditional surfaces surprisingly, you almost dont notice the difference. To get better, the razer software comes with a calibrator surface, with shapes for the own razer mousepad, or you can calibrate according to your mousepad.
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yeah, i wonder the same thing. what is better? Though the Razer has more buttons, i find that the outside buttons (the buttons on your right ring finger) feel a little awkward. I guess the razor mice is good for left handers, since logitech is biased towards left handers =P
1039331
it Works Fine But It Feels Rough. I Don't Like The Roughness On My Fingers. And With Windows 8, Using A Touchpad Instead Of Mouse Is Problematic. Like Everything Else On Windows 8.
1633343
The velocity curves of this controller are pretty good. I never had any problems and when I did with certain instruments like violins with long reverb curves I modified the velocity curve through the DAW or the sampler (in my case Komplete) but again normally the velocity action and curves are pretty good since the keyboard is pretty sturdy.
1426950
This surface definitely works well with all the mice I have tried both gaming geared Logitech and office catered Microsoft. I cannot imagine a strong competitor like Razer's mice having trouble with this mouse pad. My only complaint about this particular mouse pad is the edges do not taper off so it is like resting on a sharp edge. I hope this info helps!
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I recommend you take a look at Razer's Goliathus Extended Mouse Pad. You have the control edition, speed edition and an all in one. http://rogermadison.com/p/12746/Razer%20Goliathus%20Extended%20Mouse%20Mat%20-%20Speed%20Surface-%252d%252d-3F6YO004WZMKZN98.html
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I used one for 15 months or so.... never had wear problems at all. Really enjoyed the wired one. Not so much the wireless. I was disappointed with their support. Went to all Razer products. That said the wired version was excellent quality and is still on my shelf as a backup to my Razer Ouroboros.
1117785
The feel is a little different than the "Official" Microsoft controllers. However, this is NOT a bad thing in my opinion. I think it feels better in the hand.
453735
Works great; has been a little more slippery than I was used to (used a RatPadz GS prior, until I wore it so smooth it started to fail) but I have adjusted to it quickly. It never fails to register even fine movement (using my optical mouse, Evoluent4). Appears to be durable, have had it 3 months now and no visible sign of surface wear at all. I got the black one. It's kind of big (11.5" x 9.5"), but I'm used to that. Highly recommended. [a bit expensive, but should last a long time]
2142314
I don't use it for gaming, but I do use a laser mouse and there is no problem with sliding or with the movement of the cursor. Everything is very smooth.
202986
I would say yes, the analog sticks give you more precise movements because they are analog not just a digital on/off signal such as arrow keys, but does take some getting use to, so at first you will be worse. in my opinion, however, if you want this for racing games, I highly recommend buying a cheaper racing wheel over a gamepad, provided you can spend a little extra $$$ and space isn't a huge issue. even a cheap $50 racing wheel will be 1000 times more realistic and precise feeling than a gamepad. If you dont have much cash, maybe a cheap thrustmaster steering wheel would fit well? If you have plenty of money to blow and you are really into racing games, nothing beats a logitech G27. period. (I am currently using a microsoft sidewinder steering wheel from the early 2000's and I LOVE it, im very into racing games and wish I had money for the G27...
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It feels like a video game controller, but much thinner. Very sleek feel and my hands aren't that big.