I have the GL502vmk Asus gaming laptop. I have a orichi Razer ok but don't really like an internet loaded profile mouse. Not fond of Razor in general. Would like a Red black themed mouse but that is secondary to performance. Any recommendations ?
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looking for Bluetooth gaming mouse
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Does it have to be Bluetooth? Bluetooth wireless specs itself is not performance oriented but efficiency. Performance oriented mice use their own dongle, its quite small just a stub that sticks out of the USB port. Example - https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon...etail-page/B002Y6CJJ8_nano_receiver_inset.jpg
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The only gaming specific (at least marketing/branding wise) bluetooth mouse I'm ware of is the Razer Orochi. But I don't know specifically what optimizations there are in it (if any) and how well they function.
The other options to consider would be a higher end "office" bluetooth mouse, in particular the Logitech MX series (2 size/configurations, Anywhere or Master).
The inherent problem still will be that bluetooth specs are designed around optimizing for efficiency versus performance factors. Actual dedicated wireless mice now can match the polling speeds of wired ones for example, bluetooth ones won't.
The other options to consider would be a higher end "office" bluetooth mouse, in particular the Logitech MX series (2 size/configurations, Anywhere or Master).
The inherent problem still will be that bluetooth specs are designed around optimizing for efficiency versus performance factors. Actual dedicated wireless mice now can match the polling speeds of wired ones for example, bluetooth ones won't.
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Just a FYI but Razer and Logitech have released new mice with both wireless dongle or bluetooth connectivity. The Razer Atheris and the Logitech G603.