ESR - Look at what I just did

<< Comment #1 @ 09:01 CDT, 12 June 2014 >>

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nsx0r

!allin talex

<< Comment #2 @ 09:09 CDT, 12 June 2014 >>

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zb0t

Can't see yet, still needs approval put a link too on Imgur or something :D. I use zip ties and clips to manage all my cables, I also use a cable box that I did myself.

Everything DIY style, otherwise I'd pay easily 100€ at least...

edit: ROFL not bad :D

edit: pic needs some resizing.

Edited by zb0t at 09:24 CDT, 12 June 2014

<< Comment #3 @ 09:36 CDT, 12 June 2014 >>

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pacmanpl '

Are you a wizard?

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<< Comment #4 @ 09:43 CDT, 12 June 2014 >>

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hoppan

15 eur for a Mouse Bungee v2 is nothing. Lasts forever and is aesthetically more pleasing than tape or other ghetto solutions. Had mine since 2006 or sth.

<< Comment #6 @ 09:54 CDT, 12 June 2014 >>

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talex - Reply to #4

imo there's nothing more pleasing than seeing your homemade product working just as good as the ones you can buy from stores.

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<< Comment #7 @ 10:06 CDT, 12 June 2014 >>

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zb0t - Reply to #4

But you don't need a mouse bungee actually you have alternatives, cheap ones, free or almost free, and aesthetically appealing too.

<< Comment #8 @ 10:09 CDT, 12 June 2014 >>

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pacmanpl ' - Reply to #4

So brainwashed ]:-> Ducktape is all you need \o/
Ghetto represent

<< Comment #12 @ 10:40 CDT, 12 June 2014 >>

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hoppan - Reply to #8

Homemade might work alright but is it portable? In my LAN days it was sweet to have an actual bungee instead of bothering with tape. Also if you have some sort of cable holes in your monitor stand it could work as well. But to each to his own.

<< Comment #26 @ 05:58 CDT, 13 June 2014 >>

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skulp - Reply to #4

well, my razer bungee broke on me after about 6 months of use. maybe it was the tropical weather + me switching to different mice all the time? dunno, well anyway I got an identical one, let's see for how long that goes :D

<< Comment #5 @ 09:47 CDT, 12 June 2014 >>

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Teen Queen '

>>BST approved

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<< Comment #9 @ 10:22 CDT, 12 June 2014 >>

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thuNDa

not bad, but takes a bit too much space from the mousepad for my taste.

<< Comment #10 @ 10:24 CDT, 12 June 2014 >>

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talex - Reply to #9

it doesn't lay on the mousepad, I have it next to my monitor, just put it there to take the picture =)))

Edited by talex at 10:24 CDT, 12 June 2014

<< Comment #11 @ 10:28 CDT, 12 June 2014 >>

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thuNDa - Reply to #10

orly? ...

<< Comment #13 @ 11:00 CDT, 12 June 2014 >>

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talex - Reply to #11

some korean sc2 pros actually have their mouse bungee laying on their mousepad whilst playing so you never know

<< Comment #24 @ 05:19 CDT, 13 June 2014 >>

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pz - Reply to #9

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PBlQ5jP6otU

<< Comment #14 @ 11:09 CDT, 12 June 2014 >>

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I like that TALEX mousepad too

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<< Comment #16 @ 15:13 CDT, 12 June 2014 >>

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alb - Reply to #15

Talibun'gee 8-[[

<< Comment #17 @ 20:38 CDT, 12 June 2014 >>

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cumrag

i form a loop with the cable and tuck part of it under the top of the mouse pad.

<< Comment #18 @ 20:52 CDT, 12 June 2014 >>

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qr

My desk is a dining table so the wire just stays out of the way. I used to anchor it with a ceramic that held my pocket change.

<< Comment #19 @ 21:03 CDT, 12 June 2014 >>

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naper

I run the mouse cord through a pair of gripmaster prohands
http://imgur.com/inPBofm

<< Comment #20 @ 21:09 CDT, 12 June 2014 >>

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cerno - Reply to #19

How do you exercise then? Do you even lift?

<< Comment #21 @ 21:10 CDT, 12 June 2014 >>

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naper - Reply to #20

Just pick them up off the mouse cord.

<< Comment #22 @ 21:14 CDT, 12 June 2014 >>

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Nagato

You can make a smaller and better space saving one by simply bending a coat hanger.

<< Comment #23 @ 05:14 CDT, 13 June 2014 >>

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stirner

The best method would be attaching a thin thread to a headphone stand or anything really you have standing around that you can attach a thread to. Put your cable through a loop at the end of it and set it up so that your cable is always elevated.
This way not only does it not get in your way, nor create any friction, but opposed to most commercial bungees, there's practically no resistance when you move the mouse as far away from the bungee where the cable starts pulling on it.

<< Comment #25 @ 05:21 CDT, 13 June 2014 >>

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