All stock codes associated to this product
EGMA1HOB, EGMA1H-OB, EGEGMA1HOB, EG-EGMA1H-OB
EpicGear EGMA1H-OB Meduza Legendary Palm Grip HDSTâ„¢
Gaming Mouse - Black
Features
- 3 switchable sensing modes: Laser, Optical and HDSTâ„¢
- Sensitivity of up to 6030 dpi
- Jitter-free precision
- Gaming focused ergonomic design
Overview
The Perfect Gaming-Ergonomic Design - Co-developed by pro gamers, every line,
every curve and every concave on the Meduza was thoroughly studied and analyzed
for the one purpose of extreme support and comfort for even the most hardcore
gamers after long hours of play time. The gaming focused ergonomic design makes
Meduza an extension of your hand forming an epic weapon against your
opponents.
- Extended Thumb Rest for extended support even after long play time
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- Index finger rest with extra concavity for precise control and
comfort
- Ring Finger Support and Enhanced Pinkie Grip for ultimate grip and comfort
GAMING FOCUSED INNOVATION
World's 1st HDSTâ„¢ Hybrid Dual Sensor Technology Gaming Mouse Meduza is
equipped with not one, but two sensors, one being laser and the other being
optical. EpicGear has managed to combine the advantages of the two types of
sensor onto one platform, thus providing user with lightening fast laser speed
(up to 6000dpi) and extremely stable optical precision (jitter-free). Meduza is
ideal for all types of game and any sensor preference. Simply choose the desired
type of sensing mode on the back of Meduza for Laser, Optical or HDSTâ„¢.
Dare your opponents to aggravate MeduZa and she stares right back with
HDSTâ„¢, petrifying anyone who stands in your way!
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Laser |
Optical |
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Pros |
Usable
on a variety of surfaces |
High
stability |
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High
acceleration |
Better
control |
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High
DPI |
No
cursor lag |
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Low
skipping |
Jitter-free |
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High
FPS |
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Cons |
Over-sensitivity
causing jitter |
Limited
workable surface |
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Lower
stability |
Poor
lift-off-distance |
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Negative
acceleration |
Over-prediction |
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Possible
cursor response delay |
Lower
acceleration |
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Possible
Z-axis tracking problem |
Lower
DPI |
Why fitting two types of sensor onto one mouse? The HDSTâ„¢
Difference.
The conventional gaming mouse is fitted with either a laser senor or an
optical sensor and the two different sensor types are preferred by different
groups of gamer who play different types of game such as first-person-shooting
a.k.a. FPS or real-time-strategy a.k.a. RTS.
Such specific preference on sensor type when it comes to different types of
game are for good reasons. These are the pros and cons of the two different
sensor types.
Specifications
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3
switchable sensing modes: Laser, Optical and HDST
(Laser + Optical)
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Advanced
algorithm logic technology to restrain common problems of jitter, skip and
drift
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Sensitivity
of up to 6030 dpi
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Optical
mode: 400/800/1600/3200 dpi (4 level)
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HDST
mode: 4 customizable DPI levels via GUI of up to 4800 dpi
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Laser
Mode: 4 customizable dpi levels via GUI of up to 6030dpi
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Minimal
lift-off distance of 1mm for extreme precision
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Tracking
speed of up to 200 ips @ HDST mode
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Acceleration
speed of up to 30 G @ HDST mode
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Longevity
gaming keys of 10 million clicks
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USB
2.0 full speed: 1000Hz report rate
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7
buttons, 6 fully programmable
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5
gaming profiles with customizable LED color
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15
sets of customizable long macro
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ARM
32-bit Cortex-M3 CPU
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Onboard
memory of 128KB on-the-fly dpi change
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Independent
X/Y axle change via GUI @ Laser Mode
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Supports
driverless plug-and-play
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Angle
snapping support @ Laser Mode
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Auto
power saving mode on/off via GUI
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Ultra
swift big-size Teflon feet
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X-braided
cable for durability
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Ferrite
bead cable for anti-EMI capability
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2
Meter USB cable
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Support
Microsoft Windows 7 / Vista / XP for both 32 & 64bit operating system
(excluding Windows XP 64-bit)
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Comply
with Laser Eye Safety IEC60825-1 Class 1 and FDA
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2
year warranty
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Suggested
Suitable Grip Type: See EpicGears Grip Meter
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