Don't need any real world numbers. Used a wired mouse with games for
years and can tell you from extensive personal experience there is no
difference. Batteries are another issue entirely but getting rid of the
cord is worth it to me..
On 5/19/2010 4:12 PM, Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
I have not be able to notice any lag in either a wireless keyboard or
a mouse. While I dont' believe them to be faster than their corded
equivalents, I'm also not convinced there should be a delay noticeable
by a human being other than that produced by a weak signal. Signal
strength can be managed by someone who is a serious gamer or just
don't want to suffer from noticeable lag (everyone, would be my guess).
As anyone done any real world testing of some kind to put some hard
numbers on such issues?
On 5/19/2010 5:02 PM, DSinc wrote:
Steve,
JMHO.... I see no reason to suspect that a cordless mouse/kgd could
EVER outperform (speed-wise) a corded pair. I will defer if
"features" are part of this ask, and, not respond further.
Any/all cordless devices I have seen/tried (Logitech/MS/Saitek) until
now still have some noticeable degree of LAG. The logic in them still
takes extra time to do the do (their internal comm
business/intfcs/drivers).
I suppose in years to come this will perhaps go away. Like when
"corded" stuff just plain goes away, I'm afraid (JMHO).
USB/Bluetooth/WIFI seem to be the tech mavens of the "transfer"
battles. I still sit with my corded stuff and watch the skirmishes.
I am not convinced; and, I do not buy/use cordless mice/kbs. Just
park me with the rest of the troglodytes.
Best,
Duncan
On 05/19/2010 16:18, Steve Tomporowski wrote:
Since I have found the drivers for my logitech mice, it's not much
of an
issue anymore. The question that still hasn't been definitively
answered
is lag. Sure, I know you can game with a cordless mouse, but how
good is
it? It seems to me that the MX518's are just a little bit slow (my
reactions are not the best, so I need the mouse to respond). I've tried
a Razer Lachesis, but the low profile is a bad angle for me and I
end up
with a sore hand after a couple of hours. Again corded. So is a
cordless
mouse as fast as, faster than, or almost as fast as a corded one? From
what I've seen so far, the cordless mouse ranks as almost as fast....
Steve
On 5/19/2010 1:02 PM, Stan Zaske wrote:
I get well over a week on 1 AA battery.
On 5/19/2010 11:34 AM, Alex wrote:
You don't wear out normal alkaline batteries (let alone rechargeable
lithium in some of these mice) in 8 hours of non-stop use.
On Wed, 19 May 2010 12:02:41 -0400 (EDT), Christopher Fisk
<chr...@mhonline.net> wrote:
On Wed, 19 May 2010, Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
I think both MS and Logitech have mice that come with cradles that
recharge
the batteries.
It is not uncommon for me to have an 8 hour gaming run...
Christopher Fisk
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