I play mostly FPS first person shooter games and I play with a high sensitivity so this mouse has been great. I even find myself occasionally, but not often, changing the sensitivity for sniping from time to time. I waited to write this review after about a month so that I could give the mouse some time to prove itself, but that failed. The left click gave out after about a month. So instead of trashing this mouse because I got a lemon, I looked up feedback in the www.
Great shape!!! Creative just simply doesn't care. Drivers for we were not a problem. The problem was that after two weeks this mouse developed the double click on a single click issue. Creative has NOT fixed the issues from the model. Creative has great products, with absolutely horrible customer service.
This could have been a great mouse. I just wish Logitech would take the ideas from the shape of this mouse and improve upon it. Don't get me wrong the MX is a great mouse, I own it. I'm finding out that creative doesn't really care about support after the sale is made on their products.
Long story short, great idea Cons: Issues of previous model still have not been fixed. Mouse cord is a bit too stiff. Creative should be embarrassed to offer it's customers that fix as a solution. Suggestions like that go a long way to provide insight into a company.
Overall Review: Great design and feel for some, probably not for larger hands. This was one great idea that failed miserably. I'm hoping a model might do the trick. Fatal1ty's should seek mouse sponsorship with Logitech. That would be a lethal combo for next gen gaming mice. Pros: Nice weight system, very responsive, fits my hand perfectly maybe not everyone's hand though, nice "on-the-fly" sensitivity button,. Cons: As of right now, I really don't have any complaints other than price.
Oh yeah, glorifying a gamer is kinda lame no offense, Fatal1ty, don't kill me! Overall Review: It is a weird shaped mouse, but I have been playing with the optical version for a year and decided to upgrade, and I love it.
Latency problems and now Creative headphones. Shop online at for Sound Blaster sound cards, Gaming headsets, Wireless speakers, Bluetooth headphones. Form and more recently third-party manufacturers. Creative Drivers and now Creative X-Fi. Discover what makes Creative headphones stand out from the crowd How to choose the perfect headset. Developed with input from world-famous gamer Johnathan Fatal1ty Wendel, the HS features integrated Sound Blaster X-Fi technology that provides realistic, 3D positional surround sound.
The Fatal1ty card also adorns the X-Fi audio chip with a small heat sink. Final verdict? You're better off with a Logitech, even one that's not endorsed by some video game geek. All products recommended by Engadget are selected by our editorial team, independent of our parent company. Some of our stories include affiliate links.
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