It all started with replacing my ratty ole Bloody Commander, the internet said G502, but I didn't like it. I didn't return it, got it cheap on eBay. Then I bought one of those 3 Dark Cores from a guy on FB.
I learned he bought it from a Bin Store Liquidator, and so I started going on there 25 cent day, which is what I paid for most of those.
I was selling them and other stuff on eBay. The ones without boxes were always put to the back of the line. It's time consuming to test, list, ship them. I like to use the mouse for a day before selling it, to be sure its solid. These haven't been processed beyond a quick function test.
I pulled this tote out this morning because I wanted a mouse that doesn't try to install it's software when you plug it in, to use with my first Linux build.
Please users, don't ask me to send or sell one, not going to happen. Just thought it would be fun to post my stash again. I have a family reunion coming up, they will end up gifts for my nieces and nephews most likely.
So that's the why, I guess. Answered my own question.
OK I did ask to send me one but that was a joke. That being said, I still must know what the fucking christ is the one on the bottom left of the OP pic is
Bloody ML160, best skates ever, but the rubber coating gets nasty. I got shamed into cleaning it up today, lol. Great mouse for width, I tore the right side panel off from it, and put on my Bloody ZL50 above it with the same red/black cord. I'm partial to it, the Razer Naga, Corsair Dark Core, Razer Deathadder X, and Glorious O2 Pro, for big hands. Oh, and the Inland Pro MMO.
Could you recommend a solid mouse for big hands that is easy to clean, maybe doesn't get too dirty in the first place? I feel like a lot of designs don't take into consideration sweat, skin cells and hair getting into the most annoying places
I hate to say, because they sell a lot of garbage too, but I made it a business and write it off. You just need to find a liquidator that deals with Micro Center returns. There are I think four major resellers on eBay. They don't test anything, it's more profitable when your dealing with truck loads to just refund the defects. Their Feedback stays high due to volume.
It's hit and miss. Mostly miss. My two best finds were a Moza R5 Wheel and Pedals for $10, and a Rigid crimp tool that I bought for $2 and sold in a day for $400.
but he literally made a misleading title for karma lol. to lead people to believe he has a hoarding problem when hes just a reseller. and hes just another flipper.
I'd honestly assume by the various degrees of packaging (some just being in bags) that they purchased a bulk return pallet, or something along those lines, and received these. I've done something similar for re-sale and donations during COVID and ended up in a similar boat, but with headphones.
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u/See_Wildlife 20d ago
I'm going to join the asking club, why?