This or a G400? http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BCEK2LA
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Have never used the g400 but i bought this mouse over 2 years ago and its still awesome and works flawlessly. Has cool lights on the side as well with 6 or 7 different options. Im overly satisfied with my g300
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I just got the Logitech K400 and it seems to work OK. I chose that one because it has a built in touch pad. I think almost any wireless USB keyboard will work
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i personally think this guy's sound really good!! the "surround sound" on the G430 is just the external sound card, the "adapter to convert from 3.5 to USB" and some software tweaks so if you want a headset that can be used on PS3 buy the 430 but if is just for pc then you better buy this one.
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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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No it's not a mechanical keyboard. If you HAVE to have a mechanical keyboard get the razor black widow. I actually returned the black widow for the g19 because my G15 gave out after 3 years, I got it used too (R.I.P), and I wanted to give the newer model of the g15 a chance.. I've never regretted it since. The display is amazing, the keys feel excellent. This is a 10/10 keyboard in my eyes. The screen tells you all the details you want to know about gaming. For instance, I play league of legends. It tells me my gold per second, current crit%, kdr etc.. its amazing. I love the volume scroll. You can play youtube off it slide shows and so much more!! Hope this helps, good luck!
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Not much difference at all. the G510 has a little more control over the color of the lights for the keys, and conrtol over the sound system including mute. In my opinion either board you select you will have as good ad there is on the market. ps Logitech didn't pay me a nickle for this testimony and I mean every word of it!
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I haven't used the G400 but judging by the pictures, they look to be the same size. Since the mouse is curvy, I measured the length and width at the longest and widest points on the base of the mouse: 12 cm by 7 cm
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A quick search of G700S model versus G700' turned up... "According the specs sheet, the higher DPI on the G700S is the only difference compared to G700." Deeper looking may uncover more info. I wasn't very fond of my G700 and happily replaced it. No malfunctions just felt like a cheap quality clunky mouse to me.
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Hi, I only saw your reply today hence the late reply. Maybe it's just me but the G500 is too bulky and the build quality is lower than the G5 in my opinion, for example when you click the mouse button it feels slightly loose on the G500. In my opinion, the G500 is not the mouse to upgrade to. I'm not sure which mouse to go to tbh. Right now I using the G5 again and the G500 is in the drawer.
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The G400s is larger, but it is very well designed to the form of a hand. It may be more comfortable for your grandson...
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Assuming your current battery is 40ah or less, I would use the G1100 model.
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The M705 is a great starter mouse (owned 3). G700 (own 2) adds more buttons but you lose the thumb button which is more useful for non-gaming needs. :)
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I bought the Logitech K400 here on amazon for $24.99 and it works great. Plugged it in tv and it found it automatically! No programming, no problem.
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I got mine used' so Honestly it's logitech that has it priced so high they know people still refer to it as one of the best gaming mice for it's durability. Other sellers will put it up for around the same price as well. I'm okay with it so far it feels "not bad" in the hand is pretty responsive and is durable. but same as you I only spent around 30$ for a used model try shoping around a bit. As for a high performance model? No it's all the same hardware it's only people know what buyers have spent on it recently so why not jack up the price?... Bastards :(
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Yes, but upgrading a G50v to a t9600 won't get you any significant performance improvements. The stock is a t9400.
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It sure is. The G500 is one of the more accessible models of laptop I've come across. Removing and replacing the keyboard involves undoing a few screws on the underside (they're even marked with a keyboard symbol) and popping the keyboard out (it snaps in place). There is one ribbon cable that attaches underneath. To put a new keyboard in, just reverse these steps. Quick and painless.
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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...