OCZ Equalizer Mouse

Today we are reviewing the OCZ Equalizer lazer  gaming mouse.
This is a new product line from OCZ makers of  Memory products for years now.
We thank OCZ for providing us with the unit to review and look forward to more
products from this great company.
This is a bold new step from a maker of performance memory and
 some what of a risk; what is they failed at it ,design etc.



Product Shots:




Specs:
    2500 DPI Gamer-Grade Laser Engine      
    On mouse 6-DPI-Shift (400-800-1200-1600-2000-2500)      
    Implements Agilent 6010 Chip and high-speed 7080 FPS technology      
    Triple Threat Button - 1 click, 3 shots for a gaming advantage      
    Dual laser engine for enhanced tracking on a wider range of surfaces      
    Right-handed ergonomic design      
    Gold-Plated USB Connector      
    Thin, flexible wire design feels like using a wireless mouse but without sacrificing latency      
    Convenient ‘back’ & ‘forward’ buttons      
    Comfortable, no-slip grip for intense gaming battles      
    Plug and Play      
    Included Equalware software for complete customization      
    6 Year Warranty* (3 year on the mobil version)

MODEL: OCZMSEQRM（Laser Optical Mouse）
At Resolution:	Scrolling Wheel will change to:	Recommend for:	Suitable for Resolution of display （Recommend）
600DPI	No Color	Slow-Speed for normal accuracy player	800×600
800DPI	Green	Medium-Speed for average accuracy players	1024×768
1200DPI	Yellow	Fast Speed for above average accuracy players	1152×864
1600DPI	Red	High-Speed for pinpoint accuracy players	1280×960
2000DPI	Red & Yellow alternating	Extra High-Speed for pinpoint accuracy players	1280×1024
2500DPI	Yellow & Green alternating	Extra High-Speed for pinpoint accuracy players	1280×1024
Click the 6th key to quickly shift from 600, 800, 1200, 1600、2000 to as high as 2500 DPI

In Use:
This mouse is pretty much plug an play it works in Mepis 6.5 with out the software and in windows as a usb mouse no worries there.
button feel is dead on I'd even compare it to the Logitex MX1000 or
Razers Copperhead mouse  on the way it glides over the mouse pad and
while it's not as mushy feeling as the CopperHead it works well.
We noticed no lag in game play .
We tested with Half Life 2 ,Quake 4&3,UT 2004 ,Doom 3, Painkiller
But it was when tring to use the tripple threat feature in these games we found out the OCZ mouses flaw the delay between the shots firing was longer then if
we tried doing the mouse clicks oursleves.


Pros:
killer dpi settings
get size for the laptop user or your little one(s)
comfortable


Cons:
the triple threat button feature is not much of a threat.
it is way to slow to be of use in any fps game as it is now.


Final statement:

While the mouse is not without issue
(the triple threat button really isn't a threat at all).
We see this as a good first run product from a company expanding it's product range.
We see it as a very good product with a feature flaw that might be fixed in a driver update if it is a driver issue.
For a first foray into making a mouse it is damn good show.
I let my little one use it when she wants to play Tree House TV games etc.
While some may think of this as a ding against this unit it is not.
For the price you pay for this unit and one made for kids you get a better product buying the OCZ unit.
We look forward to more great things comming down the pipe.