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Monster Beats by Dr Dre Headphones (Can Type)

I decided to get these headphones after seeing them on various gadget websites and seeing them on display in the shop.... OMG they are awesome! I can't believe the audio quality I am getting out of my HD2... of course, I "knew" quality headphones were important for listening to music... I have never been too crazy about music/tunes except when I do my workout laps at the pool ... then, the underwater headphones are crap and don't seal properly...
So, I have been missing out. I thought the earphones that came with the HD2 were pretty good. I have never had a decent seal with the in ear type plugs without being uncomfortable... This was until I walked into the store and by some chance decided to try these cans which were on display... after having been wowed by the display set, I tested this on my HD2 and was SOLD immediately.... they are expensive at $300 to $350 but heck... you MUST try them! THey do fold and when folded, becomes a more "compact" package than BOSE's offering... but the bass on this with crystal clarity in the treble blows the BOSE I tried away IMHO...
The BEATS come with a nice case and cleaning cloth... it also has TWO interchangable cables. One standard red one and another black one with a mic on the cable and a simple remote. This cable lets you take calls by pressing a button on the mic. The same button functions as a play pause button also. Nothing more is offered but the addition of a mic is a surprise for cans of this quality! And very welcome indeed... it can take a lot of time to have to pull out the headphones, remove the full size headphones and then take a call.... the mic cable is black in color and come with gold plated plugs. Finally, both a HiFi plug adapter and an airline adapter are also included
Downside... these headphones require power... power to power those drivers and also to run the noise reduction electronics. If the juice (2 x AAA) runs out, you won't get sound. The batts should run for a long time though... I have been using these for a while and have even forgotten to turn them off many nights... still running strong on the original Duracell batts I will be swapping these out with Eneloop AAA batts when these run out though.
I am really happy with these. The comfort level is amazing with ultra soft pads over each can. the build quality of the plastics could be better I think for $350 headphones... but I am still wowed each time I wear them. The noise reduction is great for airplane or train journeys too... if you want to hear what is going on around you to engage in conversation, just press a button on the right ear... this disengages the noise reduction and mutes the music and viola, all can be heard! Sweet!
Don't take my word for it, go try them out!
Oh... I also use SRS WOW which I installed on my HD2...

ah nice ive tried them before and they are pretty good but very pricey.. i use these... they are made by an english company and the quality is supurb!
they are kam khp1500!
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Don't they give you a bad neck?

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Don't they give you a bad neck?
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On the neck, they are annoying for long periods... on the head and over the ears, I could wear my Beats all day You just can't get that same sound from in ear buds....

smorg12 said:
ah nice ive tried them before and they are pretty good but very pricey.. i use these... they are made by an english company and the quality is supurb!
they are kam khp1500!
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interested in these headphones, do they ship to netherlands + got a site where i can take a look at the price etc?

there are quite a few sites selling them if you search but they are usally about £30 - £50 so around 40 - 60 euros
here is 1 site.. they are £35 but shipping to eu from £15
http://www.djstore.com/item/kamkhp1500pro.htm
in my opinion for the price they well out perform anything anywhere near its price region

smorg12 said:
ah nice ive tried them before and they are pretty good but very pricey.. i use these... they are made by an english company and the quality is supurb!
they are kam khp1500!
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Thanks for this advice I just got a set after reading this and they are very good, especially for the money!
Ta

Can headphones are ALWAYS going to have an edge ... TRY these BEATS headphones though... really!

stuart-buchy said:
Thanks for this advice I just got a set after reading this and they are very good, especially for the money!
Ta
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lol nice to hear but try them in a stereo aswell.. you will feel them rumble from the base!

smorg are you saying thats a good or bad thing ;-) ?

rich_13 said:
smorg are you saying thats a good or bad thing ;-) ?
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lol the stereo they were plugged in to was very powerfull and I was running some very basey songs.. its not a bad thing and its not enough to really notice tbh

Bluetooth stereo headsets

Hi all,
I am just about to receive my new HD2, and have been looking around for a bluetooth stereo headset adapter to use when I am on the move. I currently have an old i.Tech Clip D-Radio [damn, no links allowed for noobs, so you'll have to google it if you are not familiar ] but have found that after a good 6 months worth of heavy use, the build quality is starting to let the device down.
Couple of reasons I like this one is the OLED with caller display (only shows the phone number, not contact name though), it has a 3.5 mm jack, so I can use my own headphones, and a usb charger (so I can hook it straigh up to the pc, and I only have to carry a small cable.
So I am going to get a new one, and wondered if anyone out had any advice/ experience with any devices with the HD2 specifically. There are 2 I am currently interested in, but at the moment neither are available anywhere as far as my googling has found anyway:
itechdynamic.com/en/products_spec.asp?cid=2&pid=02063
i.Tech Music Clip 803
sonyericsson.com/cws/products/accessories/overview/mw600
Sony Ericsson MW600
Any comments gratefully received
theciscokid

I have literally just received this adaptor for about £12.
Will test and post an update soon.
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feridoun said:
I have literally just received this adaptor for about £12.
Will test and post an update soon.
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great find waiting your feedback how's it working!

Found this today
Looking at the Sony's myself. I don't know when they will be out but I saw this link posted today: http://www.mobilefun.co.uk/sony-ericsson-mw600-p22693.htm?referer=AFF_MOBILES-PROD-P-22693
Looks promising that they will be released in a few weeks. Fits with what everyone else is saying. Coming from the HBH-DS980 I have high hopes. I went through three pair I like them so much. Also break and lose them so much.

jdigital007 said:
Looking at the Sony's myself. I don't know when they will be out but I saw this link posted today: !*linkremoved*!
Looks promising that they will be released in a few weeks. Fits with what everyone else is saying. Coming from the HBH-DS980 I have high hopes. I went through three pair I like them so much. Also break and lose them so much.
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Nice one, thanks for the post and info. Ill bookmark that and keep an eye on it... as far as I can tell this does pretty much fit the bill.

ety8 is the best on my mind.

Official Sony Ericsson E-Shop
MW600
Found something else on the MW600 - it looks good - at the "official e-shop". The release date on that site is Feb 10th, so I guess it should be available any day soon...

theciscokid said:
MW600
Found something else on the MW600 - it looks good - at the "official e-shop". The release date on that site is Feb 10th, so I guess it should be available any day soon...
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I just got this update from a vendor in the U.K.
Due for release on 08/03/2010
Not sure if it will be released in US same time or not.
Its close though!

jdigital007 said:
I just got this update from a vendor in the U.K.
Due for release on 08/03/2010
Not sure if it will be released in US same time or not.
Its close though!
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Link:
http://www.play.com/Mobiles/Mobile/...Stereo-Bluetooth-Headset/Product.html?cur=257
I'm really surprised at the price. $70 usd.

any feedback on your device feridoun? looks sweet

Try:
MOTOROKR™ S9-HD Bluetooth Stereo Headphones
best IMHO
Take Care

Jabra Halo
Hi, I use the Jabra Halo.
Perfect design, good sound, good price

feridoun said:
I have literally just received this adaptor for about £12.
Will test and post an update soon.
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I have this one and it's crap, battery life is ok but the sound quality is bad. There are a lot of background noises and clicks hearable on lower volumes. On higher volumes it's less hearable but still there.

I have been using the Sony Ericsson HBH DS220 with v moda vibe headphones and the sound is amazing. My only gripe is that the DS220 will drop the audio functionality after disconnecting from a phone call. I have to delete the bluetooth connection and re-pair the headset after every phone call. Not ideal but I have to live with it until a solution is found.
http://www.solware.co.uk/bluetooth-mobile-phone-hands-free-kits/hbh-ds220.jpg
http://images1.dealzon.com/cdn_pictures/deals/4177/large/v-moda-vibe-stereo-earphone-v-gunblack2.jpg

I've got the Motorola S305 and they are great. Good sound, lightweight, double as a handfree headset as well as doing A2DP stereo. Plus they are relatively cheap.

Sony Ericsson HBH-IS800

Motorola HT820 here.
Not using them much anymore, I got tired of A2DP's low quality and noticeable recompression. Got good Sennheiser wired phones now.

feridoun said:
I have literally just received this adaptor for about £12.
Will test and post an update soon.
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It can't be called pretty wireless, it still has lots of wires though
and also.. you can't expect good quality of wireless headset for only 12 pounds.

I've been using Jabra BT3030 for a few weeks now, and so far the results are good. The audio quality is pretty decent for a device like this and i've heard static/noise only when near very powerful electrical sources. Call quality is also good, i've been told that the other party hears me well even though the HF is under my coat. Media controls are useful only in WMP.

billpool said:
Try:
MOTOROKR™ S9-HD Bluetooth Stereo Headphones
best IMHO
Take Care
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These are te best sounding bluetooth headset, but only problem is they dont like too much sweat. I am on my 4th pair now (all changed in warranty) because the buttons stop responding if sweat gets inside.
So if you are not running in them (i do 10k 3 times a week) these will be excellent choice

Sony SmartWatch MN2

Just bought it today. At the moment I very happy.
Guys just want to ask some one who has it.
When I shaking my watch the screen going to ON. It's supposed to be like that ?
Update:
Yes. Sony confirm is made to be easy check the time

avetny said:
Just bought it today. At the moment I very happy.
Guys just want to ask some one who has it.
When I shaking my watch the screen going to ON. It's supposed to be like that ?
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no.... that's a faulty product. should have waited for the pebble watch.

sharp2G said:
no.... that's a faulty product. should have waited for the pebble watch.
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did you have it ? or you just saying no

Congrats for buying a cheap and weak watch!
See this and get your own conclusions:
http://jims-empire.com/2012/04/sony-smartwatch-torn-down-and-dissected-wishes-it-were-a-pebble/
Next time remember to view a review of it instead of spending loads of money in something that it isn't worth it!
Btw, i'm not being sarcastic

zylor said:
Congrats for buying a cheap and weak watch!
See this and get your own conclusions:
http://jims-empire.com/2012/04/sony-smartwatch-torn-down-and-dissected-wishes-it-were-a-pebble/
Next time remember to view a review of it instead of spending loads of money in something that it isn't worth it!
Btw, i'm not being sarcastic
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hahaha
I gonna buy that watch also (pebble)...money is problem just for you. Not for me.
Sony is not CHIP brand. I do not want to wear a watch which is named "pebble" with black and white display !? WTF is that ? We got Multi-touch color OLED display
-Sony WATCH cost 150 bucks...what do you accept to see inside kid? GOLD ?
I checked all stores...(main web site also) the items out of stock.
No bad feedback's about latest (MN2) generation...why so negative man?
You have it ? NO.
Where you got your experiences from ? From John? hahahah Who cares what inside.... is Sony not pebble...
Were you saw bad feedback's ? (the watch working so smooth and fast)

I bought Smartwatch 3 days ago, i confirm that it works well, without any problem. Don't have any bluetooth disconnection, notifications work "in time", battery is as it should be, fully charged it on day 1, no need to plug in again at the moment.
Need more time to test it and keep my opinion to say if it's really stable and a good product.
Regarding my phone's battery, when i check battery stats, Smartwatch use 4% so i think it's reasonable.

Sony Smartwatch
Just to let others know I have now had this watch a little under a week.....My impression so far is good.....it does exactly what it says it will .......with NO disconnections(unlike its predessecor the live view which always lost the connection and barely worked). All programs work well and the device speed is surpisingly good too(switching between screens and widgets etc). My only complaint is brightness there is no way to set it and in daylight it is hard to read the screen.

I got my sony smartwatch 6 days ago and the last charge was 4 days ago. So no problem with the battery. Yes the screen does come on when i shake it which is pretty convenient i think.
Sony's watch is more of a remote viewer and notifier. It doesnt use its own android system it uses the phones i think so it may not be fair to compare it to other smart watches that have android running on them. It is a lot cheap than others at the moment.
I'm using it with a Xperia S and the bluetooth only uses 3%. If i have all the notification it can do turned on then it only lasts 14 hours. With just text and email its managing 30 hours quite nicely
Hope this helps anyone.

just a quick question sir, how do you set the screen brightness? i've looked everywhere but yet to locate the settings?

zylor said:
Congrats for buying a cheap and weak watch!
See this and get your own conclusions:
http://jims-empire.com/2012/04/sony-smartwatch-torn-down-and-dissected-wishes-it-were-a-pebble/
Next time remember to view a review of it instead of spending loads of money in something that it isn't worth it!
Btw, i'm not being sarcastic
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Pebble is ridden with deceptive marketing.
For example, "e-paper" display? Please do not confuse with e-ink display.
The "e-paper" display is just regular black and white pixel LCD (not different from those already in use in today's digital watches).
And now let's look at what is inside a pebble shall we?
Micron N25Q032A11ESE40F 32 Mb serial flash
STMicroelectronics STM32F205RE high-performance ARM Cortex-M3 MCU, with a maximum speed of 120 MHz
STMicroelectronics LIS3DH 3-axis accelerometer
144 x 168 pixel black and white LCD
Spring buttons for navigation
Full plastic construction
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Compare this with the Smartwatch
- CPU: STM32F205RG (120MHz)
- RAM: 128KB
- Flash: 1MB (For firmware only, apps are stored on the phone, not on the watch like pebble)
- OS: uC/OS-II
- BlueTooth: Yes (3.0)
- Fm Radio: Yes (disabled)
- LCD: 1.3" OLED
- Res: 128 x 128
- Touchscreen: Yes (Capacitive)
- Brushed Aluminium housing
- Battery - 110mAh
Just looking at the cost of components alone (let's ignore the fact that Smartwatch already has hundred of apps while the pebble can only display one notification at a time and has a silly snake game as an app...), Smartwatch is a better choice by far.
The curious part of it is they use the exact same processor.

avetny said:
Just bought it today. At the moment I very happy.
Guys just want to ask some one who has it.
When I shaking my watch the screen going to ON. It's supposed to be like that ?
Update:
Yes. Sony confirm is made to be easy check the time
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Yes it does i have one you can also double tap sreen to wake it dependent on watch face uesing hope this helps
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Oppo O-Free wireless earbuds

Just got a set of these in red - initial impressions:
- Overall design and quality of charging case and buds are nice and reflect colour accent of phone. Materials are all hard plastic but quality is fine for the price point. Case is smaller than I expected and will fit easily in pocket etc.
- Buds are of the hard plastic kind with no rubber or soft ear inserts. Fit is OK but will need to test when moving around and exercising. The buds are a little larger and heavier than what I had before so will have to see.
- Integration with Find X is very smooth. Connect automatically when taken out of case or when case is opened. Phone shows battery level of each bud when it connects. Sound stops when you remove one from your ear. Controls are simple with just double tap and long hold (triggers google assistant). Does not seem possible to change volume.
- Sound quality: wow - I am impressed! I am coming from Braghi earphones and Jaybirds before that, and these sound much better than both of those. Sound is much richer and more detailed. Also volume is very high - I only have to have it at about 40% on phone - with other buds I am nearly at max.
- Battery life: will see - specs say 4 hours, with ability to recharge using case.
First impressions are good. Don't love the apple-style hard plastic design but will work for me if sound is as good as I am thinking.

scdoyle said:
Just got a set of these in red - initial impressions:
- Overall design and quality of charging case and buds are nice and reflect colour accent of phone. Materials are all hard plastic but quality is fine for the price point. Case is smaller than I expected and will fit easily in pocket etc.
- Buds are of the hard plastic kind with no rubber or soft ear inserts. Fit is OK but will need to test when moving around and exercising. The buds are a little larger and heavier than what I had before so will have to see.
- Integration with Find X is very smooth. Connect automatically when taken out of case or when case is opened. Phone shows battery level of each bud when it connects. Sound stops when you remove one from your ear. Controls are simple with just double tap and long hold (triggers google assistant). Does not seem possible to change volume.
- Sound quality: wow - I am impressed! I am coming from Braghi earphones and Jaybirds before that, and these sound much better than both of those. Sound is much richer and more detailed. Also volume is very high - I only have to have it at about 40% on phone - with other buds I am nearly at max.
- Battery life: will see - specs say 4 hours, with ability to recharge using case.
First impressions are good. Don't love the apple-style hard plastic design but will work for me if sound is as good as I am thinking.
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A set of? No photo or link.

Hi, i saw your post and thought i could ask here. I just bought a pair of ofree but i can't connect them to my phone.
I have a oneplus 5t, the headphones are in the list of available devices, but when i try to connect them it says "pairing rejected by oppo o free".
When i try to connect them to another phone it says something about an incorrect bluetooth pairing code.
is there something i can do?
thank you

DanieleChi said:
Hi, i saw your post and thought i could ask here. I just bought a pair of ofree but i can't connect them to my phone.
I have a oneplus 5t, the headphones are in the list of available devices, but when i try to connect them it says "pairing rejected by oppo o free".
When i try to connect them to another phone it says something about an incorrect bluetooth pairing code.
is there something i can do?
thank you
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Have you definitely cleared any previous connections from the earbuds: with earbuds in case and case receiving power, hold down button in case for 15 secs until light goes red.
I have tried to pair them with a Mix 2 and a Mate RS and it worked with both.

It worked! Thank you so munch

DanieleChi said:
It worked! Thank you so munch
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Great!
Do yours hold charge when they are in the case but not plugged in? Mine drain completely so I have to keep the case plugged in - not sure if that is normal?

I just tried them this morning for the first time, so i'm not sure, but for now it looks like they keep the charge even if the case is not plugged in. I'll let you know

Has anyone tried making/receiving calls to see if audio comes out of both earbuds ? Considering this make use of Qualcomm latest SoC, they should.

Hi guys, where did you buy o-free headset?
Thanks!

WarData said:
Hi guys, where did you buy o-free headset?
Thanks!
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I got them on liaow.com
santimaster2000 said:
Has anyone tried making/receiving calls to see if audio comes out of both earbuds ? Considering this make use of Qualcomm latest SoC, they should.
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Yes, the audio comes out of both earbuds

Does the oppo o free bought from liaow works with coloros like this in global version?
because in europe we can only find them in the lamborghini edition's box
proably it works the same in both chinese and global version, just asking, or anyone has tried it with an oppo smartphone?
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Lapry said:
Does the oppo o free bought from liaow works with coloros like this in global version?
because in europe we can only find them in the lamborghini edition's box
proably it works the same in both chinese and global version, just asking, or anyone has tried it with an oppo smartphone?
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I bought mine from liaow and used them with my Find X bought from Indian vendor (so Indian version). They connect fine.
I have been having trouble recently with them keeping a charge so am having issues, however this is not related to the phone.

Cheap and reliable gaming mouse? Holife/Victsing/PICTEK 7200DPI Mouse

I'm sharing my experience with a really cheap and reliable gaming mouse.
It's this one
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you'll find it on Amazon under various brands like Holife/Victsing/PICTEK and even with RGB(I have the old non RGB version).
I'm using it since 2017 for my daily work AND I'm playing a lot, mostly FPS(BF, DayZ, Warzone) and RPG with it.
The fact that you can get it for 14€/14$ is incredibly. Compared to the price you receive
fully customizyble LED or RGB illumination via software, also the rest of the keys
7200DPI sensor which works on every mousepad I've been using over the past 5 years(switching them at least once a year)
On the fly up/down programmable DPI keys next to the mous wheel with optical feedback(in my case)
nice switches with a very good feedback and short way
mouse feet with a superior lifetime, they're like new, no wear
The whole mouse, the mechanic, the cover shows no wear or damage. It has also no ugly rubber on the housing which feels like glue after some time. Sturdy, cheap ABS plastic, nothing else

How are the ergonomics? It looks a bit "flat", does it fill out the curves of your hand @strongst ?

My all time favorite mouse...

strongst said:
I'm sharing my experience with a really cheap and reliable gaming mouse.
It's this one
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you'll find it on Amazon under various brands like Holife/Victsing/PICTEK and even with RGB(I have the old non RGB version).
I'm using it since 2017 for my daily work AND I'm playing a lot, mostly FPS(BF, DayZ, Warzone) and RPG with it.
The fact that you can get it for 14€/14$ is incredibly. Compared to the price you receive
fully customizyble LED or RGB illumination via software, also the rest of the keys
7200DPI sensor which works on every mousepad I've been using over the past 5 years(switching them at least once a year)
On the fly up/down programmable DPI keys next to the mous wheel with optical feedback(in my case)
nice switches with a very good feedback and short way
mouse feet with a superior lifetime, they're like new, no wear
The whole mouse, the mechanic, the cover shows no wear or damage. It has also no ugly rubber on the housing which feels like glue after some time. Sturdy, cheap ABS plastic, nothing else
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That's a cheap and decent price it's probably worth every penny
I'm probably not gonna buy it because I already have a mouse but if something happens to it these are type of mouses I should definitely buy it

svetius said:
How are the ergonomics? It looks a bit "flat", does it fill out the curves of your hand @strongst ?
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Maybe he should send out a video of using mouse in order to explain that

Sounds good. I only use my notebook built-in track pad!

svetius said:
How are the ergonomics? It looks a bit "flat", does it fill out the curves of your hand @strongst ?
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Austinredstoner said:
Maybe he should send out a video of using mouse in order to explain that
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It's not a big one 124x63 and 40mm high. I'm wearing glove size 8/9
I have a Microsoft Sidewinder mouse too, which is nearly the same fit

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It's not a big one 124x63 and 40mm high. I'm wearing glove size 8/9
I have a Microsoft Sidewinder mouse too, which is nearly the same fit
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Nice

strongst said:
I'm sharing my experience with a really cheap and reliable gaming mouse.
It's this one
View attachment 5349793
you'll find it on Amazon under various brands like Holife/Victsing/PICTEK and even with RGB(I have the old non RGB version).
I'm using it since 2017 for my daily work AND I'm playing a lot, mostly FPS(BF, DayZ, Warzone) and RPG with it.
The fact that you can get it for 14€/14$ is incredibly. Compared to the price you receive
fully customizyble LED or RGB illumination via software, also the rest of the keys
7200DPI sensor which works on every mousepad I've been using over the past 5 years(switching them at least once a year)
On the fly up/down programmable DPI keys next to the mous wheel with optical feedback(in my case)
nice switches with a very good feedback and short way
mouse feet with a superior lifetime, they're like new, no wear
The whole mouse, the mechanic, the cover shows no wear or damage. It has also no ugly rubber on the housing which feels like glue after some time. Sturdy, cheap ABS plastic, nothing else
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How many baba spammers can it kill in a minute ?

karandpr said:
How many baba spammers can it kill in a minute ?
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