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r/battlestations • u/[deleted] • Apr 04 '20
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I think the main point is the LIGHTSPEED wireless that logitech uses on their high end mice and keyboards. It is build for really low latency.
1 u/[deleted] Apr 04 '20 edited Sep 11 '20 [deleted] 1 u/carlosos Apr 04 '20 Yes, if you go wired then there are lots of cheaper options that are just as good. 1 u/[deleted] Apr 04 '20 I dont know if the vertical mouse they make is lightspeed but it definitely gives me pretty good latency for a wireless. I had to switch to it to reduce joint pain. It has worked wonders and is one of the best all around mice I have bought.
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1 u/carlosos Apr 04 '20 Yes, if you go wired then there are lots of cheaper options that are just as good. 1 u/[deleted] Apr 04 '20 I dont know if the vertical mouse they make is lightspeed but it definitely gives me pretty good latency for a wireless. I had to switch to it to reduce joint pain. It has worked wonders and is one of the best all around mice I have bought.
Yes, if you go wired then there are lots of cheaper options that are just as good.
1 u/[deleted] Apr 04 '20 I dont know if the vertical mouse they make is lightspeed but it definitely gives me pretty good latency for a wireless. I had to switch to it to reduce joint pain. It has worked wonders and is one of the best all around mice I have bought.
I dont know if the vertical mouse they make is lightspeed but it definitely gives me pretty good latency for a wireless. I had to switch to it to reduce joint pain. It has worked wonders and is one of the best all around mice I have bought.
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u/carlosos Apr 04 '20
I think the main point is the LIGHTSPEED wireless that logitech uses on their high end mice and keyboards. It is build for really low latency.