OCZ Eclipse Laser Gaming Mouse
OCZ Eclipse Laser Gaming Mouse
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Product Description
OCZ Eclipse Laser Gaming Mouse...The OCZ Eclipse shines a new light on what it means to be a gaming mouse. The most affordable performance laser mouse features on-board-memory and user-defined "multi-profiles" for a mouse like no other. Your mouse your rules! Configure various keyboard mands and macro functions within the mouse to truly customize your gaming experience and take your settings anywhere for instantaneous "plug and play" functionality. 2-way Scrolling wheel; 5 + 2 dpi Switch Buttons; 1 Mode Switch on bottom; 4-way DPI LED display; 60 IPS Tracking Speed.
Details
- Programmable Functions and Keyboard Command Saving /Driver-less compatibility with most OS
- 2-way Scrolling wheel /Buttons: 5 + 2 dpi Switch/Hot Key: 1 Mode Switch at bottom /
- Onboard Memory/18g Customizable weight cartridges / Acceleration: 50G
- DPI: 400-800-1600-2400/Operating Voltage: 5V /LED display: 4-way DPI change
- Black rubberized surface for a no-slip grip /Includes Customization Software
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OCZ Eclipse Laser Gaming Mouse
OCZ Eclipse Laser Gaming Mouse...The OCZ Eclipse shines a new light on what it means to be a gaming mouse. The most affordable performance laser mouse features on-board-memory and user-defined "multi-profiles" for a mouse like no other. Your mouse your rules! Configure various keyboard mands and macro functions within the mouse to truly customize your gaming experience and take your settings anywhere for instantaneous "plug and play" functionality. 2-way Scrolling wheel; 5 + 2 dpi Switch Buttons; 1 Mode Switch on bottom; 4-way DPI LED display; 60 IPS Tracking Speed.
$36.99
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October 21st, 2009 on 3:09 pm
Rating
This mouse looks and feels great. I have had 2 now. First one lasted 3 days and quit. Oh well, that happens. 2nd one had problems from the start. Wouldn’t download profiles. It lasted 1 day and then died totally. A little hard to program but once done easy to change and use. Liked removable weights and lighted dpi selector. To bad they have such lousy quality control. Save time and money. Look elsewhere for your gaming mouse.
October 25th, 2009 on 7:52 am
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It works very well, feels great, and while I don’t use DPI over 1500 much, the 2400 would be a great feature for high-DPI gamers. The software is unobtrusive and easy to use, while the body of the mouse is comfortable and perfectly suited for “claw-grip” gamers.
But for all the pluses, it’s not reliable. I’ve seen several reviews already–not on Amazon–that show the OCZ laser sensor is not reliable. Mine died within three weeks.
I’m considering not RMAing it and just hanging it up on the wall like a trohpy. Back to Logitech, I guess. Pity, really. It was a great mouse.