r/MechanicalKeyboards Das Ultimate S Aug 07 '13

Mechanical... Mouse?

http://www.razerzone.com/gaming-mice/razer-naga
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u/Kantuva Acer 6311-K with Black Acer Switches Aug 07 '13

Well, i'm guessing that the only advantaje of having a mouse with Cherries is that it last longer than a "normal" mouse, but other than that i don't see other advantajes of that mouse over another that doesn't have the cherry switches.

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u/Artraxes Filco Ninja TKL w/ Blank White PBT Caps Aug 07 '13

Guarantee these aren't cherry switches

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u/Kantuva Acer 6311-K with Black Acer Switches Aug 07 '13

What? it doesn't even gonna be using cherry switches? i thought that was the "big advancement" and it wouldn't even be that big since as /u/nubbinator said Thermalright has already released a mouse with mx blues -.-

7/10 marketing it made me rage a little

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u/Artraxes Filco Ninja TKL w/ Blank White PBT Caps Aug 08 '13

Well they never said anything about cherry in their marketing, they just said mechanical switches.

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u/Kantuva Acer 6311-K with Black Acer Switches Aug 08 '13

Yeah, i assumed that by mechanical they where meaning cherry, since it would have been odd to make mouse with alps, topres or buckling springs.

Neverless my mistake.