i care to be honest

i know its vain

it's what you're paying for when you buy gaming gear i guess

yeah you'll grow out of it

but 10-20 percent of something is the looks of it

40 the price and 50 the features and performance

i dont want any more gaming shit to be honest

where's usability

i was clueless and i bought razer

I find a lot of gaming shit tries too hard and ends up making usability a second thought

thank god the deathadder is a nice mouse although overpriced

poor button positions etc

i agree

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look at this one made by logitech

fucking gorgeous

and the only complaints i heard was the clicking sound

being too loud

I bought some logitech gaming mice a few years ago and the switches failed within 3 months

they were on sale etc

do you repair everything yourself?

i have a question

i try to

i have some sony headphones

I don't know much about cars though; a shame spot

and the plug got fucked up

is it easy to connect a new one

it sounds like an easy repair but repairing headphone jacks is one of the harder soldering jobs

or do i need to order the same plug

because the wires are so thin

but it's doable

no

you can use any plug you want

watch some vids there's plenty of them

will do then

just don't give up heh it's not as quick as it seems unfortunately

That Logitech mouse reminds me of those HP laptops.

You know the ones.

"Wanna have an expensive status symbol for a computer but prefer Windows? We gotchu fam."

kek

70 euros and its wireless