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Any opinins on the Portronics iMooze wireless mouse?

10 posts · originally from https://geek.digit.in/community/threads/any-opinins-on-the-portronics-imooze-wireless-mouse.169461/

Chetan1991
Chetan1991 Original post #1
Jan 27, 2013 at 7:21 PM
Just ordered this mouse:
*www.flipkart.com/portronics-imooze-wireless-mouse/p/itmd9uq7vry4f4ut?pid=ACCD9UPNWZWRKR5D

Had read this before Portonics introduces stylish Imooze wireless mouse in India - Online Best Latest Price Reviews | Features in India

Wireless, Cool looks, 1750 DPI and only Rs 750.

Anybody who already owns it?
So is it good enough for gaming and multimedia work (flash, blender etc.) ??
tkin
tkin #2
Jan 28, 2013 at 1:57 AM
Just ordered this mouse:
Portronics iMooze Wireless Mouse - Portronics: Flipkart.com

Had read this before Portonics introduces stylish Imooze wireless mouse in India - Online Best Latest Price Reviews | Features in India

Wireless, Cool looks, 1750 DPI and only Rs 750.

Anybody who already owns it?
So is it good enough for gaming and multimedia work (flash, blender etc.) ??
From the look of the design, that mouse will be ergonomics hell, most probably cause bad hand cramps after prolonged use, also glossy surface, hard to get a grip on, do provide a review.
Chetan1991
Jan 29, 2013 at 11:59 PM
From the look of the design, that mouse will be ergonomics hell, most probably cause bad hand cramps after prolonged use, also glossy surface, hard to get a grip on, do provide a review.

Ouch. Will post a review. So is 1750 dpi good enough for gaming and multimedia (with a generic mousepad) ??
tkin
tkin #4
Jan 30, 2013 at 12:01 AM
Ouch. Will post a review. So is 1750 dpi good enough for gaming and multimedia (with a generic mousepad) ??
I played CS tournaments with a 800DPI MS mouse, its more than enough, I am just worried about the ergonomics, if its a device I'm gonna be using for 4-10hrs everyday it deserves to be comfortable.
Chetan1991
Jan 30, 2013 at 7:50 PM
that remains to be seen....
Nanducob
Jan 30, 2013 at 8:05 PM
Its a mouse?looks like a frisbee:D
Chetan1991
Feb 1, 2013 at 7:12 PM
My imooze mouse just arrived today. Very sleek looking.

Perfect for those with small thin hands and who use claw grip (grip the mouse with fingers instead of resting your palm on it.) Only slightly longer than my fingers, so it fits perfectly. Looks like it was tailor made for me.
Had great experience playing Counter Strike with it. Exact pinpointing at last!

Pro:
Beautiful.
1750 dpi for Rs. 750!
Gliding and working on any surface

Cons:
Might not be the ideal mouse for all, especially those with large hands or palm grip.

Will post pics later.
tkin
tkin #8
Feb 1, 2013 at 9:04 PM
My imooze mouse just arrived today. Very sleek looking.

Perfect for those with small thin hands and who use claw grip (grip the mouse with fingers instead of resting your palm on it.) Only slightly longer than my fingers, so it fits perfectly. Looks like it was tailor made for me.
Had great experience playing Counter Strike with it. Exact pinpointing at last!

Pro:
Beautiful.
1750 dpi for Rs. 750!
Gliding and working on any surface

Cons:
Might not be the ideal mouse for all, especially those with large hands or palm grip.

Will post pics later.
Congrats, pics.
RON28
RON28 #9
Feb 1, 2013 at 10:34 PM
more DPI doesn't mean more precision, higher DPI is used for multi monitor set up, I have Razer Abyssus and i play on 450 DPI, but that mouse has got sexy looks
Chetan1991
Feb 14, 2013 at 2:39 PM
Very late but here are some pics:
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