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NZXT's Avatar is a wireless, optical mouse intended for use as a computer gaming device. The Avatar is designed to allow for ambidextrous, ergonomic use, small size and stylish appearance and features customization options including 9 assignable buttons and macros. It hosts DPI switching (four-speed) for quick gameplay adjustments as well as a 2,600 DPI optical sensor and 5.6 Megapixels/second technology. The NZXT Avatar can plug into any USB port and is equipped with teflon mouse feet for accuracy and smooth usage.
MSRP $59.99
Release date September, 2008
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Features
- Wireless, optical gaming mouse
- Ambidextrous support
- Small size and stylish appearance
- 9 Assignable Buttons and macros
- 4-Speed DPI switching
- 2, 600 DPI optical sensor
- 5.6-megapixels/second
- USB input
- Teflon mouse feet
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NZXT Avatar
• NZXT Avatar 2600dpi Optical Gaming Mouse for PC (Black)
• NZXT Avatar 2600dpi Optical Gaming Mouse
UPC: 811121010058
EAN: 811121010058
MPN: Avatar Gaming Mouse 2600 dpi
Competitors
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MSRP $59.99
Released January, 2007
Pros
- Extremely accurate sensor
- On-the-Fly DPI adjustments
- Comfortable in your hand
Cons
- Could use more than 1800 DPI max
- Scrolling is not always precise
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Razer DeathAdder
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MSRP $45.00
Released --
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Logitech MX518 Gaming-Grade Optical Mouse
MSRP $99.99
Released September, 2007
Pros
- Hardware customization including grip and weight
- Macro-recording for both mouse and keyboard input
- On-the-fly profile switching
- Wired
NZXT Avatar
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Logitech G9
MSRP $59.95
Released September, 2008
Pros
- Cheaper than most gaming mouses
Cons
- Is not ambidextrous
- Only 2 buttons on the left
- Plastic
quality build (feels cheap)
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Microsoft SideWinder X5
MSRP $49.99
Released --
Pros
- Bonus points for 'cool status'
- On-the-fly sensitivity changer
- Illuminated
- High resolution DPI (mouse resolution)
Cons
- You can not switch colors on the mouse unless you mod it yourself
- Thin fragile lightweight cord
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Razer Diamondback
MSRP $60.00
Released --
Pros
- user adjustable weights
- very smooth use
- nice texture feels good in the hand
Cons
- scroll click feels strange
- low and high dpi settings are too fast and too slow - useless for normal use
- somewhat strange looking
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Logitech G5
MSRP $40.00
Released --
Pros
- inexpensive
- responsive
- very long battery life
Cons
- requires usb receiver dongle
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Logitech V200 Cordless Notebook Mouse
MSRP $70.00
Released --
Pros
- extra keys on the right side are perfect for left-handed gamers
- Very Precise
- Durable, even got milk an coke over it, but it still works fine
Cons
- high cost (average for a gaming mouse)
- Extra keys on the right side arent reachable for me, medium hands
- 50% of Starting Windows/Linux the mouse doesn't work. Plugging it out and in again helps
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Razer Copperhead Mouse
MSRP $59.99
Released January, 2009
Pros
- high accuracy laser engine
- 800, 1200 or 2400 dpi with on-the-fly switches
- programmable
Cons
- annoying lights
- unproven manufacturer of mice
- blue AND red lights
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Toshiba X20
MSRP $45.00
Released --
Gaming-tuned software drivers will help you dominate the competition.
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Logitech MX510 Performance Optical Mouse
MSRP $59.99
Released September, 2008
Pros
- best in class resolution for a lower price
Cons
- polling is slower than other top-of-the-line products (2ms vs. 1ms)
- only 5 profiles
- glossy finish may attract fingerprints
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HP Laser Gaming Mouse
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