2009-05-06, 06:05 PM
I'm personally a fan of Logitech. I don't think that a mouse requires much on it though. A keyboard with extra macros ought to be enough for most things. It really does depend on what you're doing though, and if there's some sort of macro you would find convenient enough to use on a mouse's extra buttons. You want something where you can adjust the sensitivity to your style, and responsiveness if you're really hardcore, more than extra buttons that you want to use.
Looking at the G9, it has profile settings that can be stored in the mouse itself, so that could help between switching games or situations. Compared to the NZXT Avatar, it also has higher specs in every department, including durability. That Razer seems to have higher specs than the G9 with a lower cost, though I don't like its design nor the placement of those two buttons behind the wheel. Personal preference though.
Looking at the G9, it has profile settings that can be stored in the mouse itself, so that could help between switching games or situations. Compared to the NZXT Avatar, it also has higher specs in every department, including durability. That Razer seems to have higher specs than the G9 with a lower cost, though I don't like its design nor the placement of those two buttons behind the wheel. Personal preference though.