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ChemicalWarrior · 03-07-2006, 06:03 PM

You're taking what I said out of context.

The G5/7 from Logitech is more accurate and is much more comfortable to a right handed person. It also has better placement of buttons and adjustable weight.

But the G5/7 is basically unusable to a leftie, so therefore if you still want a high accurate mouse then you'd get a Razor. Other than that, the G5/7 is a better mouse.

My Mx500, MX510, Mx518, Mx700, and from what I've used MX1000 can all do the whole screen moving only a centimeter thing, that's not important at all. Accuracy of the image is, so when you use low sesnativity in games (which is key in CS:S and games that require pin point accuracy) you still maintain precision.

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ChemicalWarrior Moderator Addict Posts: 2,051 Shouts: 0 Join Date: Jun 2005 Age: 19 Thanks: 2 Thanked 18 Times in 15 Posts Add to xFire Friends List	You're taking what I said out of context. The G5/7 from Logitech is more accurate and is much more comfortable to a right handed person. It also has better placement of buttons and adjustable weight. But the G5/7 is basically unusable to a leftie, so therefore if you still want a high accurate mouse then you'd get a Razor. Other than that, the G5/7 is a better mouse. My Mx500, MX510, Mx518, Mx700, and from what I've used MX1000 can all do the whole screen moving only a centimeter thing, that's not important at all. Accuracy of the image is, so when you use low sesnativity in games (which is key in CS:S and games that require pin point accuracy) you still maintain precision. __________________ What could appear next?