Help needed in a mice

[ahmedsalmanbajwa]

I wanted to know if the Bloody Terminator TL80 mouse (A4tech) is good for fps gaming and its comfort levels while long term usage
Also If there are better mice in the same price range please do let me know
(Most of the time all i want do to is look fancy with lights but a good mouse is still needed)
There is also the Bloody Q1100 package with the mouse and keyboard and is it worth buying since right now i have a cheap backlit $5 mouse and a logitek mechanical keyboard that would cost like $15 dollars
(I live in Pakistan just in case you were wondering)

 

[clarkjd]

I wanted to know if the Bloody Terminator TL80 mouse (A4tech) is good for fps gaming and its comfort levels while long term usage
Also If there are better mice in the same price range please do let me know
(Most of the time all i want do to is look fancy with lights but a good mouse is still needed)
There is also the Bloody Q1100 package with the mouse and keyboard and is it worth buying since right now i have a cheap backlit $5 mouse and a logitek mechanical keyboard that would cost like $15 dollars
(I live in Pakistan just in case you were wondering)

A lot would depend on the size of your hand. What fits one person may not be comfortable for another. Comfort is such a subjective criteria. It really depends on what is comfortable to YOU.

 

[ahmedsalmanbajwa]

I wanted to know if the Bloody Terminator TL80 mouse (A4tech) is good for fps gaming and its comfort levels while long term usage
Also If there are better mice in the same price range please do let me know
(Most of the time all i want do to is look fancy with lights but a good mouse is still needed)
There is also the Bloody Q1100 package with the mouse and keyboard and is it worth buying since right now i have a cheap backlit $5 mouse and a logitek mechanical keyboard that would cost like $15 dollars
(I live in Pakistan just in case you were wondering)

A lot would depend on the size of your hand. What fits one person may not be comfortable for another. Comfort is such a subjective criteria. It really depends on what is comfortable to YOU.

Well I am 14 years old so my hands won't be that big but i prefer large mice over small ones(which to hold i have to clench my hand and hold it in a weird way)I had a dell mouse which was a total pain even if it costed 20 dollars more than my current mouse which is labeled as large
For Comfort i can get any mouse with a big enough size and work with it.

 

[clarkjd]

I wanted to know if the Bloody Terminator TL80 mouse (A4tech) is good for fps gaming and its comfort levels while long term usage
Also If there are better mice in the same price range please do let me know
(Most of the time all i want do to is look fancy with lights but a good mouse is still needed)
There is also the Bloody Q1100 package with the mouse and keyboard and is it worth buying since right now i have a cheap backlit $5 mouse and a logitek mechanical keyboard that would cost like $15 dollars
(I live in Pakistan just in case you were wondering)

A lot would depend on the size of your hand. What fits one person may not be comfortable for another. Comfort is such a subjective criteria. It really depends on what is comfortable to YOU.

Well I am 14 years old so my hands won't be that big but i prefer large mice over small ones(which to hold i have to clench my hand and hold it in a weird way)I had a dell mouse which was a total pain even if it costed 20 dollars more than my current mouse which is labeled as large
For Comfort i can get any mouse with a big enough size and work with it.

What I am suggesting, is that you go to an actual store and try each mouse. That's the only way to know for sure it fits you.

 

[Phillip Corcoran]

"What I am suggesting, is that you go to an actual store and try each mouse. That's the only way to know for sure it fits you"


Very true - - otherwise you're gonna get fed up returning mice until you hit on one that's suitable for you.