Gaming fun for a small price

The Hama uRage Evo is a very solid per se and surprisingly orderly processed wired mouse that does not have to hide behind more expensive models of the brand Razer or Logitech.
Few players can actually assert themselves by pro-gamer to be and find themselves in e-Sports climes to (from personal experience) nor player with ball-mice by 1999. As a result, it quickly becomes clear that not necessarily good mouse makes the player but rather the player's mouse.
Razer and Co put here on strong marketing and an almost exaggerated Dpi mudslinging.
Now to the mouse itself:
The 4 dpi steps, 800-1200, 1600 and 3200 dpi (sampling) range, the normal to ambitious players meet in every respect. The small, easily accessible and with 4 different colors indicating the selected setting center button is a nice feature that in practice reveals some weaknesses.
In strategy games you are with kopnstant a DPI level actually consistently making good progress, while it can be quite annoying at shooters ever fiddly, and under certain circumstances.
For example in Battlefield 3: Mag is its rather sluggish mouse, you choose the 800 or 1200 level. When aiming to be one is so perfectly clear and the laser is accurate enough to shoot there where one aim of which. However, if you step into a car and wants the opponents einheizen for example, a Jeep-mounted MG, one is inevitably forced to increase the sampling rate to the MG rotate quickly enough. Although it is a small thing, but can be annoying online well, because you have little time and can decide to take or taken any unnecessary keystroke on. The lack of software is here to a somewhat more pronounced negative point as in other games.
However, that's about my only real criticism-point of not every player is belching sour equally, as it is highly dependent on personal preferences. Who so or so high sampling preferred is here have no problems and can adjust the speed in the ingame options accordingly.
The really big plus point of Hama Mouse is clearly lying in a surprisingly high level processing.
- Ergonomics is people come forward with normal to very small hands. The mouse is "higher" and more massive than similar Razer mice (eg "Deathadder") in the price range up to about 40 euros and is based felt more like the Logitech G series. You must at all times be within easy reach the mouse sufficiently well in hand and both the fire and the assignable keys in the game page and have a crisp yet soft pressure point, which operate almost excludes accidental. These joins, that's wonderful balance the uRage and is moving properly and accurately on the right pad. Someone who buys a gaming mouse, should even 10 euros for a corresponding output pad (actually helps a lot in wettbewerbsorietntiertem use the mouse). It also moves not Inlikesaktes on gravel;)!
- The materials used feel for this price range very valuable and you have solid "Gripp". In particular, the small side rail for storage for the thumb and the holey rubberized grips paneling are a significant factor. Nothing rattles or creaks and also the "klickstufige" wheel entputt to be consistently successful. Even the very long USB cable is properly dressed and looks very solid. Here the uRage evo reap further benefits.
- The design is a matter of taste. Personally, I find the blue LEDs that shine through the small slots of the mouse buttons and on the sides, very appealing. The same applies to the somewhat controversial DPI selection button, which contributes with four colors even for successful design.
The "claw marks" on the body of the mouse are a little unnecessary and release the mouse more youthful cool, act as an adult stylish. Here Hama has yet to catch up in my opinion, to get to the style factor of SteelSeries, Razer Roccat and. The uRage shows very clearly that is a gamer at work here, and no need for a more serious painting. Very nice but a little black dress in the mouse wraps itself, which makes the mouse work yet elegant than, say white is a also very good to be valued and favorable Sharkoon Fire Glider.
Overall conclusion and you can send 4 stars uRage of good conscience and I speak from a clear recommendation to casual gamers and less demanding hobby to amateur gamers. Anyone who is not addicted to Dpi delusion and can dispense product brands to an absolute high-end is well advised here. Invest in a good rather Mouse Pad, normally they have more of them!
Even a small ball at the end:
Noteworthy is located there Hama warrant much trouble the mouse from the "cheap" stay out sector. Emblazoned only on the bottom of the mouse the name Hama, confirming again that you have taken great pains here Vonder value ago to develop great product. Thumbs up for that! The brand uRage sure more people than when Hama was standing on mouse convinced.
I hope this review can help you and wish you much success and fun while gaming.

HAMA uRage evo:

Technology: 3 stars
Ergonomics: 4 stars
Processing: 4 stars
Practice: 4 stars
Price / Performance: 5 stars

Overall: 4 stars

Conclusion: price / performance bang for those who have no problem to replace a Ferrari by a soldiden Renault.
For the money, I do not see how a more expensive Roccat Razer in or not "pro - gaming" sector to markedly Players
should improve. Slamming !!!