My Logitech M705 is so slooow!

[Avi]

Hey there. So I had a Rapoo 3100p, 1000 DPI and 5GHz. It was really fast. A great mouse until it started glitching out, getting stuck so i'd have to slam it in the desk for it to wake up again and recently it started double click every other second wich was really annoying.

So I bought a Logitech wireless mouse: M705 and it's SO much slower even though the DPI is the same. Is it the GHz (2.4) that is too low?

The Rapoo is optic and the Logitech is laser.

Right now on 100% the Logitech has about half the speed that the Rapoo had when it was put on 50%.

I'm just thinking of returning the crap and buy a new Rapoo that breaks after 6 months because if I will be able to game with it I can't have a slow mouse -.-'

With that said, it it really the GHz more than the DPI that makes all the difference? Good to know for further purchases.

Thanx before hand for any answer :)

[_I_]

many logitech mice do not like dark mousepads or surfaces

you can try cleaning its lense with a q-tip

[Rumpelcrutchskin]

Only decent wireless Logitech mouse is G700, others tend to be rubbish.
Wireless is usually pain in the ass anyway. Get yourself Logitech G400s, ok price and wired mouse dont need battery changes and dont have problems with lag.

[Avi]

The thing is that I often go to the couch because the PC is plugged in to the TV as it's second monitor so that's why I don't want a wire.

Until I find a mouse that fits me I ordered another Rapoo of the same kind. It's only about 17€ so even if the mouse only lives for 6 months before the problems start it's still much better than the superslow Logitech x3 When I have more money I might buy a mouse with better DPI AND GHz :) But the Rapoo is a REALLY fast mouse actually. Problably more than 1000DPI even though that's what it says on the box ^^

[Rolz]

Sorry to revive an old post, but this might help other people that come across it with a google search...

Check what channel your internal WiFi network is running on for the 2.4GHz range... these days it's pretty saturated and it could be causing some interference as it was for me.

I noticed it straight away when I changed my 2.4GHz channel, my mouse and keyboard became really slowwww to respond... changed it back to what I had and it was great again.

HTH

[Avi]

Originally posted by Rolz:

Sorry to revive an old post, but this might help other people that come across it with a google search...

Check what channel your internal WiFi network is running on for the 2.4GHz range... these days it's pretty saturated and it could be causing some interference as it was for me.

I noticed it straight away when I changed my 2.4GHz channel, my mouse and keyboard became really slowwww to respond... changed it back to what I had and it was great again.

HTH

Hey again. Bought a Zowie FK2. Wonderful mouse. Recommended :)

[ksurl]

Originally posted by _I_:

many logitech mice do not like dark mousepads or surfaces

you can try cleaning its lense with a q-tip

moving off the mousepad worked for me. thanks