stopped caring in general, too much of a hassle nowadays to get out of the 125hz thing. Also, resolutions are increasing and the 400DPI is becoming ancient

But hey, you can try. There is always that one guy who is willing to cash out dough.

You're probably right. I will think it over. I just remember the good old days 10-12 years a ago, when CS 1.6 was the hottest topic. I guess tech and gaming is changing. I had this mouse stored while I was away exploring third world countries and what not, I've had it awhile now, and I thought maybe it was becoming a rare gem. I just remember people sanding down the non SE version and re-painting it, but the result wasn't "the same". I might just keep it, even though I don't game anymore, because it is great for office use. Anyway, it was the bees nees back in the day, so I thought maybe it became more valuable. It and the original IME 3.0 was the Rolls Royce of gaming mice not marketed as gaming mice... it seems even on ebay people cannot sell a New in Box IME 3.0 like they used to be able to back in the day for outrageous prices.

>Do you think I could sell it for 250-500 bucks?

Wishful thinking.

I have a mx300 in good condition - on ebay, noone cared anymore. seems I was 5 years too late trying to sell it

Maybe you can get 30-40 bucks for it. With shipping.