I have the normal one which has a honeycomb design. Quite like it for my smaller hands and the side buttons are the best I have used other than the Roccat Myth (rip). Also no software necessary is a huge plus
The lower left was the WotLK Steelseries WoW mouse. I liked it, but there was some awkwardness. The Cataclysm edition was incredible, though, and myself and several friends swear by it being the best MMO mouse we’ve ever used. It didn’t have the odd button grid of “mmo” mice, but buttons that felt natural to click and flick. It was also massive, and we all had big hands that fit perfectly on the thing. I had two of them over the years, and Frankensteined them when they had both given out. In total, they lasted me about 9 years.
They released other WoW mice, but they always tried to change up the placement of buttons and the shape. Nothing was ever quite as good as the Cataclysm mouse to me.
After years of Nagas and G600s and other mice, I’ve arrived right back at Steelseries. I’m currently using the Aerox 9 WoW edition, and I like it better than all of those other grid based mice because the buttons are skewed instead of being a very uniform grid.
My sister had the ZBoard. That thing was a mess. It was not a good keyboard at all. It still works, wherever it is. She retired it because it was trash.
The SteelSeries WotLK mouse was poorly constructed. It typically didn’t last long and even if it did the paint wore off. My wife and I both had one and hers died before mine, mine barely made it through WotLK.
I took a chance on their Cata mouse and I still have it. It still looks great, although the scroll mouse button doesn’t click anymore because of too much Valheim. The button placement and size (I have bigger hands) just feels so great, I’ve been thinking about trying to design and 3D print something similar.
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