I'm interested in looking at the possibilities of modding a DA 3/3.5g sensor into an abyssus, surely this would achieve the desired effect, ie. no more jittering.

Could this be done? Why hasn't it been talked about before?

anyone been able to make a comparison of the two?

only used the hyperglides w/ my wmo, not much i can say except for that they feel good and glide well.

I'm currently using my wmo without any problems but am looking to try something new. I'm pretty scared of buying an abyssus due to the horrible sensor/jittering problems that I had on my last one 9-12 months ago and am just interested to know if the League of Legends edition of this mouse or any other more recent model would have any of these issues fixed?

It seems strange to me that this mouse uses the exact same sensor as the DA (3.5G), yet has huge problems tracking on alot of cloth surfaces while the DA itself is fine. Maybe razer fixed the firmware issues in this latest edition of the mouse? Maybe not.

http://store.razerzone.com/store/razerusa/en_...d.41636500

Hopefully looking to clear up a few questions about this mouse and get confident enough to buy one for myself without the fear of wasting another $49.99.

Hey, I'm looking to get a few more of these incredible mice, preferable in a 3 or 5 pack. My only dilemma is that i've been looking for a while now and I can't find anywhere to buy them from. I live in Australia and do not mind buying internationally and having them shipped here, but either i've been looking in the wrong places or they just don't sell these mice anymore.

Any help here would be very much appreciated, feel free to give as many relevant links/suggestions as possible. I'm sure there are many others around that are dying to find an answer to this as I am.

Been using my wmo 1.1 for a few months now, recently using a teflon replacement for one of the feet after losing it.

Are hypergliders any good or am i better off just buying another wmo?