I have tested various mice. Razer Abyssus, DA13 and Naga on SteelSeries Sensei, LogitechM-Schießmichtot and the little brother, Kone +.
The mouse is described differently in many reviews, also suitable for small hands. I zieemlich little fingers / hands, and the mouse fits like a glove.
The mouse wheel is very durable. A secure grip is in the long term also appear small clacking. The right and left clicks on the mouse wheel are clearly audible, which is due to the mechanics.
The software adjustment is easy to install and operate. The mouse works in principle also without the driver, just without the features. Perhaps more to mention: The driver, or the software that was with me in English.
The laser sensor works on DPI numbers beyond 4000 on inexpensive foam pads a bit "over exactly" for my taste, taking despite surface calibration too many bumps with.
With flat surfaces that do not give in, the laser but has absolutely no problems and is even preferable an optical sensor.
A little tip: The Roccat Alumic (or from me also any other mouse pad with aluminum core) are for this mouse perfect. In short, everything is as smooth as possible. Which does not mean that it is inaccurate to foamy areas. I'm a long-time gamer with identical settings always very meticulous when I notice changes. The front of a calendar or a character block would do it as a surface well.
The "above average" as specified weight of 123g without additional weights I feel still as normal. But that may be linked to the Roccat Alumic Mouse lie, which is really very very smooth and the mouse divine slides without resistance.
I therefore recommend that: Anyone who has so gets a high-quality mouse, should not save in the pad. Now that I have the aluminum core variant, I will at least no longer away from it.
There is absolutely nothing wrong in my eyes at this mouse. Anyone who is unsure when laser is prudent to rely on the Optical variant. Otherwise, I see no concern, except for the price. Making in the processing but noticeable. None of the mice that I held so far in his hands, convinced me right away, and after many many tests, through and through. NO.
This mouse is the ultimate.
Even a small addition: The DCU (Distance Control Unit) to minimize the lift-off distance with laser sensors yes. (For the disambiguation there are search engines)
I recommend the setting is not to put on "Extra Low" in the driver, because even the smallest bumps (which occur even at extremely smooth and fine Hardpads) can be straight with color transitions result in minimal interruptions that make the mouse appear now and then felt imprecise. Mouse pads are inherently not 100% even, no matter what material.
This is especially noticeable at extremely low DPI values around 400-1000.
Simply the value "normal" from the driver. The sensor then still does not react beyond one to two millimeters, the DCU fulfilled their purpose more than excellent and there are no "outs". Although these are anyway perceptible only extreeem low DPI, too low DCU value may well be a reason why many have a feeling unpräziseres in lasers to optical sensors.
Having now the ultimate secret to sampling differences between Laser and Optical think I have entätselt, I recommend, even for skeptics, without hesitation to strike the laser.
What with me also "softer" to a, more precise cursor has led, were negative values in "Sensitivity Options" (in my case, -2) if the same easy DPI anschraubt.
