yeh I figured as much.. But I never have to pick it up and move it because I ran out of desktop..

let's just face it...you're an oddball that likes to use the trackball.   LOL!! 

Seems folks are having a ball with the idea of me being an odd ball for using a trackball to be on the ball when gaming.

Nope, I use that at work and on my desktop at home.  I love it.  The G7 I use on my laptop.  That's where the games are...

Cool.. I tried regular mice for gaming. But the constant picking up the mouse to reposition really got old. I currently have a lazer mouse for my laptop when traveling, But for every day use and gaming, I use my Trackball.

not completely.........depending on the game..........I sometimes use a trackman marble.

you are not so odd as I use a logitech trackman wheel on my comps(10+)

harpo

Logitech G5, pinpoint accuracy and adjustable weight cartridge, once you use one there is no going back...

I Xth the MX518 ($30 or so).  Combine that with a 'pro' mouse pad ($20 about) and some teflons stickers ($4) and you have an awesome mouse for fine movements and internet gaming.

Proper setting of mouse sensitivity gives you full screen range without moving your arm.   I occasionally pick it up during gaming, but I never even move my arm typically, it's all in the wrist and fingers, from top to bottom of the screen is achieved by arching my hand, from left to right by rotating my wrist, when running dual monitors I get all the way across them still.

I bought this wireless Dynex DX-WLMSE 3 programable button, there is a total of 5 buttons, it has a horizantal/verticla scroll wheel, at bestbuy, I got it because my wired mouse keeps getting stuck in my desk drawer for my keyboard and mouse, also I bought a gelpad for my mouse there two. I had it for a few months now, It is very fast on reaction timing, infact just as fast as any mouse I had ever had, which were expensive ones that cost $60, but I got this for about 30 bucks.

Yeah i have it set like that too, but when pro gaming in FPS you might want a huge mousepad and sensitivity set way low for accuracy when for example sniping thats why you have dpi setting on the fly on real gaming mice but if you mainly play RTS or whatever you probably dont need this feature.. although i have found this feature useful when doing precision gfx's turning it down low

I has a Roccat Kone. I is happy with it. It is awesome.

I use a Logitech MX Revolution with a Nova Killer 2 mouse pad. Great combination. However wireless is lass responsive by several miliseconds...however if you go high frequency RF for the wireless mouse the difference becomes negligable the higher the RF goes.

The Killer 2 is surfaced specifically for laser mice and tracks extremely well. Mouse movement is very smooth and with the SteelSeries mouse pads underneath it glides really well. The only down side is that some of the thumb buttons are a bit hard to reach if you have small hands like mine.

What's gone wrong with the world? You can't even buy a normal inexpensive mouse mat anymore